Why Cannot Connected Optical Ports Go Up After Single-Fiber Bidirectional Optical Modules Are Used?

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Take V200R019C10 as an example. The single-fiber bidirectional optical (BIDI) modules must be used in pairs; otherwise, the two ports cannot be connected. For example, if one end uses the TX1310/RX1490 module, the other end must use the TX1490/RX1310 module.

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