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Quick-Start Guide

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Manual Revision: October 7, 2019

Product Diagram (MCM10GSFP)

Front View:

Port/LED

Function 

1

SFP+ Slot

•  Connect an 

SFP+

 to the 

Media Converter

.

2

LEDs

•  Link

•  Solid Green: Link speed of 10G

•  Power

•  Solid Green: 

Media Converter

 is receiving power.

3

RJ45 Port

•  Connect an 

Ethernet Network Device

 to the 

Media 

Converter

.

Note: 

The LED Indicators on the RJ45 port are inactive.

Rear View:

10GbE Fiber Media Converter | Open SFP+ Slot

1

Port/LED

Function 

4

5V DC Port

•  Connect the 

Universal Power Adapter 

to power the 

Media Converter

.

Requirements

For the latest requirements, please visit 

www.startech.com/MCM10GSFP

.

Installing the Media Converter

Connecting the Media Converter

1.  Turn off the 

Networking Equipment

 that will be connected to the 

Media 

Converter

.

2.  Remove the 

Dust Cover

 from the 

SFP+ Slot

.

3.  Insert an MSA-compliant 10GbE SFP+ module (sold separately) into the 

SFP+ Slot 

on the 

Media Converter.

 

Note: 

The 

Media Converter

 can only be used with 10GbE SFP+ Module.

4.  Remove the 

Dust Cover

 from the 

SFP+ Module

.

5.  Connect a 

Fiber-Optic Cable

 (sold separately) to the 

Fiber-Optic Ports

 on the 

SFP+ 

Module

.

6.  Connect the other end of the 

Fiber-Optic Cable

 to the 

Fiber-Network Device

Note: 

For 

Duplex Fiber Optic Cables

, the TX and RX connectors must be paired at 

both ends of the connection. For example TX to RX, and RX to TX.

7.  Connect a  

Cat 6/6a Cable

 (sold separately) to the 

RJ45 Port

 on the 

Media 

Converter

.

8.  Connect the other end of the 

Cat 6/6a Cable

 to the

 Ethernet Network Device

.

Powering the Media Converter

1.  Connect the 

Universal Power Adapter

 to the 

5V DC Port

 on the 

Media Converter

.

2.  Connect the other end of the 

Universal Power Adapter

 to an 

AC Electrical Outlet

.  

The 

PWR LED

 (power) should light up solid green.

3.  Turn the

 Networking Equipment

 from step #1 back on. 

2

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