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Code Corporation

Code Corporation CR1100-K101-C500 usb cable

SKU CH-NC77-H75PX MPN CR1100-K101-C500

A 6 ft USB-A to USB-C cable for the CR1100 reader kit in light grey

  • Connector TypeUSB A to USB C
  • USB A to USB C connector links reader kit to host
  • 6 ft straight cable gives flexible desk routing
  • Light gray finish matches CR1100 scanner aesthetics
  • New condition ensures reliable first use out of box

Purpose-built for CR1100 scanners

This cable is manufactured specifically for the Code Corporation CR1100 reader kit. It provides a direct, wired USB connection between the scanner and a host computer. The six-foot length gives adequate reach for fixed-mount or desktop workflows. Buyers needing a wireless or Bluetooth tether should look elsewhere.

Connector Type USB A to USB C

The cable terminates in a USB-A plug on the host side and a USB-C plug on the scanner side. This pairing matches the CR1100's port exactly and requires no adapter. Verify that your host system has an available USB-A port before ordering.

Highlights

  • USB A to USB C connector links reader kit to host
  • 6 ft straight cable gives flexible desk routing
  • Light gray finish matches CR1100 scanner aesthetics
  • New condition ensures reliable first use out of box

Specifications

Connector TypeUSB A to USB C
Shipping weight0.91 kg
Package size254 × 102 × 76 mm

Questions about this item

What does the 6 ft length mean when the cable is plugged into a desktop PC?

The 6 ft straight cable reaches from a rear USB-A port to a handheld CR1100 scanner on a countertop without stretching or coiled slack.

What does the USB-A to USB-C connector type cap in practice?

The USB-A end plugs into standard host ports while the USB-C end fits the CR1100 scanner, limiting use to devices with that exact port combination.

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