Designed to deliver reliable short-range data transfers, pairing two ALTRONIX P1MM SFP Multi-Mode Transceiver Modules together helps you to create up to 1804' fiber links. With its duplex LC connector, this SFP transceiver works with 50/125 micron multimode fiber cables with an 850 nm wavelength to transfer up to 1.25 Gb/s.

SFP Form Factor    Duplex LC Connector    Up to 1.25 Gb/s Throughput    50/125 Micron Multimode Fiber Support    850 nm Wavelength    Up to 1804' Range

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I want to use a standard shoe flash (Yongnuo 568) with my sony A7. If I get a cactus V6iis for the Body and a cactus V6ii for te flash,it will work? and will be able to use high speed sync?

A: I am using the A7II with Cactus V6iis trigger and a Cactus RF60 flash. It does do HSS. I had Yongnuo previously and found it to be dependable. This combo fires 99% of time for me. Hope this helps.

Q: 2. Is this a rebranded Godox?

A: No, Cactus is a brand of its own.

Q: 3. I want connect mg a6300 to a youngnuo 568 flash (for canon) with cactus v6iis . will convert sony p-ttl to canon e-ttl?

A: High-speed sync only now. They have announced a firmware update coming soon for Sigma, Sony and Fujifilm cameras that will the camera's TTL profiles. Then they will release upgrades for Canon, Nikon, Olympus, Panasonic and Pentax one at a time. So your a6300 should be in line for the first upgrade to the Cactus V6ii.

Q: 4. will this trigger with the sony multi interface shoe work with v6 versions 1?

A: Yes this transceiver is compatible with the Cactus V6.

Q: 5. Can I use different flash brands together with this transceiver? Like Canon and Sony flashes at the same time?

A: Yes. Each unit in receiver mode can have different brand flashes attached. Do note that if you use TTL passthrough for a flash on the transmitter mode unit on the camera, the flash must match the camera. The receiver mode units cannot do TTL at all, just manual (controlled from the unit acting as the transmitter). Also, since Sony uses non-standard hotshoes, you must use a V6 II for the Canon flash and a V6 IIs for the Sony flash. They will still communicate fine.

Q: 6. Is this bi-directional? I want to connect a MAC monitor to a MAC pro that's 100 feet away. Will I need two of these? One on the MAC Pro and one at the MAC monitor?

A: No, this is not bi-directional. The purpose of the Sonnet Solo10G SFP+ Thunderbolt 3 to 10 Gigabit Ethernet Fanless Adapter with Short-Range SFP+ Transceiver connects to computers to a 10Gbp/s Network via Thunderbolt. Now as far as connecting you Mac Po to your Mac monitor that is 100 feet away, you may want to look into a video extender kit.

Q: 7. Will this directly control a Sony F43M Flash (w/o a transceiver on the flash)? Or will I need a transceiver for both the camera and flash?

A: You would need two of the V6 II units in order to trigger your flash. One unit would act as the transmitter on top of your camera while the other fits on the bottom of your flash as a receiver.

Q: 8. Which cable can fit in this?

A: The Sonnet SOLO10G-SFP-T3's included SFP+ transceiver can connect to a multi-mode fiber cable.

Q: 9. Hi. I shoot Sony and Nikon. Will I be able to use the v6iis on my Nikon and still get ttl and hss?

A: I use the iis on my Sony to trigger a ii that is on a canon flash with hss but I believe the iis will only work on the Sony camera as it has different pattern hot shoe

Q: 10. Does the transceiver come out! I need single mode.

A: Yes, the Sonnet Solo10G SFP+ Thunderbolt 3 to 10 Gigabit Ethernet Fanless Adapter with Short-Range SFP+ Transceiver BH #SOLO10GSFPT3 has a removable transceiver.