Cameron & Co
Cameron & Co CMOS Battery Symbol MC9090 Intermec 6400 CN2B 317-200-001 Ni-MH 0.02 Ah
A new Ni-MH CMOS battery rated at 0.02 Ah for Symbol MC9090 and Intermec 6400 handheld devices
- TypeBattery
- Keeps system clock running on Symbol MC9090 devices
- Ni-MH chemistry provides reliable backup power
- 02 Ah capacity suits CMOS memory needs
- Direct replacement for Intermec 6400 CN2B part 317-200-001
- Green colour matches original equipment appearance
Cameron & Co CMOS Battery for Symbol MC9090
This nickel-metal-hydride CMOS battery is designed for Symbol MC9090 and Intermec 6400 handheld terminals. It supplies the low-voltage backup power that keeps the real-time clock and BIOS settings alive when the main pack is removed. Maintenance teams and field-service engineers use it to restore date and time accuracy on legacy data-collection devices.
Sustained load behaviour of the Ni-MH cell
The 0.02 Ah cell delivers a steady micro-amp current over months rather than high bursts, so voltage remains stable during long idle periods. Self-discharge is low enough that a terminal stored for weeks still boots with the correct clock. The green-packaged unit arrives new and ready to install without an initial conditioning charge.
Practical limits of the CMOS interface
The two-wire connector fits only the designated CMOS header on the listed Symbol and Intermec models; it cannot power the main system or charge from the primary battery circuit. Polarity is fixed, so reversing the plug will not work and may damage the board. Buyers needing a main-system rechargeable pack or a different connector pitch cannot use this part.
Highlights
- Keeps system clock running on Symbol MC9090 devices
- Ni-MH chemistry provides reliable backup power
- 02 Ah capacity suits CMOS memory needs
- Direct replacement for Intermec 6400 CN2B part 317-200-001
- Green colour matches original equipment appearance
Specifications
| Brand | Cameron Sino |
|---|---|
| Model | DS-CS-ICN200BU |
| Type | Battery |
Questions about this item
Does the 0.02 Ah Ni-MH CMOS battery generate any noticeable heat or noise while the Symbol MC9090 runs continuously?
No, the CMOS battery is a passive 0.02 Ah Ni-MH cell that supplies only a tiny standby current to the real-time clock, so it produces no audible noise and no measurable heat during all-day operation.
What must already be present in the Symbol MC9090 for this CN2B 317-200-001 replacement to work?
The handheld needs its original CMOS battery connector and the matching socket on the mainboard; the replacement plugs directly into that existing two-pin header.
Will this green Ni-MH cell keep the clock and BIOS settings on an older Symbol MC9090-G that has been in storage for years?
Yes, the 0.02 Ah Ni-MH chemistry provides the same low-voltage backup the original cell did, so date, time and CMOS configuration are retained on legacy MC9090-G units.
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