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RS232 serial data cable with DB9 connectors, five metres long

YINGHUA

YINGHUA RS232 COM data cable 5 meters for 1900gsr 1300g 1902ghd

SKU CH-P68D-DRQSC

RS232 serial data cable connects compatible scanners and printers over five metres

  • Product categoryPrinthead
  • Connects 1900gsr, 1300g and 1902ghd scanners via RS232 COM
  • Five-metre length gives flexible placement at the workstation
  • New cable ensures reliable serial data transfer for supported models
  • Printhead-class supply matches original equipment specifications

RS232 cable for 1900gsr 1300g 1902ghd scanners

This RS232 COM data cable connects compatible 1900gsr, 1300g and 1902ghd scanners to a serial port. It is supplied new and measures five metres in length. The cable provides a direct replacement link for devices that require a standard serial interface.

Replaces worn or missing serial cables for listed

Use this cable when the original RS232 lead is damaged, lost or too short for the installation. It restores the serial connection without adapters. Buyers needing USB, Ethernet or wireless connectivity should select a different interface cable.

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Questions about this item

What connector does the YINGHUA RS232 COM data cable use to attach to the 1900gsr scanner?

The cable ends in a standard RS232 COM plug that mates with the serial port on the 1900gsr, 1300g or 1902ghd unit.

What is the correct way to seat the RS232 plug so the 5‑metre link stays reliable?

Push the DB9 connector fully home until the thumbscrews engage, then tighten both screws by hand; a loose screw is the common cause of intermittent data errors.

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