Zebra LS2208-SR20007R-NA corded handheld 1D laser barcode scanner
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- Corded
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Four-bay cradle charges RJ3200 printers and adds wired Ethernet connectivity
The Brother PA4CR003 is a four-bay charging and Ethernet cradle designed for RJ-3230BL and RJ-3250WBL mobile printers. It allows simultaneous charging of up to four devices while providing a wired network connection. This accessory suits mobile workforces that need a central dock for fleet readiness.
Each bay connects the printer to Ethernet for data transfer and configuration without relying on wireless links. The cradle consolidates power and network cabling into a single station, reducing cable clutter at the point of use. It does not support printers outside the RJ-3230BL and RJ-3250WBL models.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 5.44 kg |
| Package size | 640 × 269 × 163 mm |
The cradle holds four bays so up to four RJ3200 printers charge simultaneously.
Yes, the four-bay unit provides an Ethernet connection for each docked RJ3200 series printer during charging.
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