LinkScope Sourcing 10 requirement desk

Send the GPON OLT construction here. The desk replies to the work email on the form. No street address, phone switchboard, or storefront hours are published, because none are on file for this site.

Illustration of a GPON sourcing worksheet rather than a street map

How a brief moves

  1. You write port count, wavelength, optic class, quantity, destination, and requested timing.
  2. The desk reads for gaps. A missing destination pauses factory questions.
  3. Factories that answer do so on that text. Deviations come back in their words.
  4. You decide whether the evidence is enough. The desk does not accept the chassis for you.

Channels that are actually open

Email path. Use the work email field. That address is where clarification goes. Do not invent a mailbox for this domain.

Phone. A phone number is optional on the form so a buyer can offer one. This page does not list a desk number.

Hours. Messages are read on US business days in 2026. No same-day promise is stated.

Social. There is no public social storefront for orders. Procurement notes stay on the form.

The picture is a worksheet, not a map of a receiving dock. Name your own US destination, including the city where the chassis will be installed. LinkScope Sourcing 10 coordinates factory questions and does not hold those chassis.

Write the PON port count, 1490 nm and 1310 nm if that is the pair you need, and Class B+ at 28 dB or Class C+ at 32 dB if you already know the class. A 2-port pizza box and an 8-port shelf are different lines. Put them in separate sentences so a factory cannot average them. If the cabinet drops below 0 C, say that in the same box. Drawings still follow by email after the first reply.

Optional budget and a high-end, mid-range, budget, or undecided preference can ride along. They do not replace the specification, and they are not a verified rank of any factory. You can submit with those fields empty. Data rate, reach, connector, and host compatibility belong in the requirements box even when the budget is blank. A 2.488 Gbit/s downstream figure describes the PON rate buyers usually cite from ITU-T G.984. It is not a throughput test this desk has run.

What this page will not do: it will not calculate splitter loss for you, it will not confirm FCC equipment authorization, and it will not treat a target budget as a factory price. If you need the headend loss method, use the industries page after the brief is sent. If you need the SFP field list, use the quick spec brief. The form on the right is the only submission path on this desk.