Written channel
The form on this page is the controlled path. Put interface, wavelength, quantity, destination, and timing in the requirement field so the reply can quote the same line.
WRITE THE BRIEF HERE
LinkScope Sourcing 08
The inquiry dialog elsewhere is a narrow box with a title and the same form fields. This page is the long path: how a message is read, which details are missing on purpose, and the form underneath a row of notes. LinkScope Sourcing 08 is an independent sourcing partner, so the page does not pretend to be a factory switchboard.
Reply path
Responses go to the work email you type. A separate mailbox is not published, because a side inbox would split the specification away from the record.
Phone and hours
No telephone number is published. A call would skip the optical cells. Briefs are read on US business days. A reading day is not a ship date.
Social and map
No social account is used for quotations. The picture is a review bench, not a street map and not a pickup address.
Cells worth filling before you send
Interface type, data rate, wavelength, fiber mode, reach, connector, optical budget, diagnostics, temperature range, and the OLT you need the terminal to meet. Quantity in pieces. Destination. Expected timing.
GPON questions still use 2.488 Gbit/s and 1.244 Gbit/s, 1490 nm and 1310 nm, from ITU-T G.984.2 context dated 2026-10-27. A Class B+ window of 13 dB to 28 dB is something to ask the datasheet to confirm, not a figure this form calculates. SC/APC means an 8 degree polish when you require it.
An optional budget needs currency and a per-unit or whole-order basis. High-end, mid-range, budget, or undecided describes the replies you hope to see. It is not a rating, and you can send the brief before any factory has priced the line.
Limits: no upload field, no optical test, and no statement that an indoor 0 °C to 40 °C part survives a pedestal. FCC model evidence, when it applies, comes back from the supplier under the Part 2 questions reviewed on 2026-10-27.