Alternatively, it would of course be possible to buy an SFP module, which is supported.
My provider has informed me of the following requirements:
BIDI SFP module
TX 1310nm
RX 1490nm
10km
Max 1000Mbps
Does anyone have a tip on which SFP module to try?
Im most cases its not possible to use an SFP module from one device in another device.
… “generic” SFPs by adding a check in the device’s firmware that will enable only the vendor’s own modules.[56] Third-party SFP manufacturers have introduced SFPs with EEPROMs which may be programmed to match any vendor ID.[57]
One can get customized SFP modules from
They also sell equipment to re-program SFP modules yourself.
In my case, my ISP does the programming. You tell them what brand and type of router you have, and they send you the required SFP module.
As specifications seem to be the same - is your ISP Deutsche Glasfaser?
If yes - have a look here: FTTH - Rockstable Wiki
There are specific links for modules working with TO.
Thank you very much for this interesting wiki link. My isp is my local public utilities Stadtwerke Ludwigsburg.
But if the specification is pretty much the same, I will try the module from fs.com. At flexoptic I can not order as a private person unfortunately.
With this I have new hope to be able to use the TO here.
Unfortunately the Turris wiki you mentioned does not directly show the above named
basic & relevant data at a glance. And I (personally) doubt, that they are up to date for those not mentioning TOS v. 6.x explicitly, but I could be wrong.