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Datalogic

Datalogic CAB-327 RS232 DBP receipt straight 2 m USB cable

SKU CH-TKXY-B6BYQ

A 2-metre straight cable linking RS232 DBP receipt devices via USB

  • 2 metre reach for flexible counter layouts
  • RS232 DBP interface connects receipt printers directly
  • Straight connector prevents cable strain at the port
  • Datalogic build quality ensures reliable daily operation

Datalogic CAB-327 RS232 DBP USB Cable

This Datalogic CAB-327 cable connects RS232 DBP receipt printers to a USB host. The straight 2 metre design supports E/P configurations for direct device integration. It provides a reliable wired link for point-of-sale and retail environments. The cable is supplied new and ready for deployment.

Suits RS232 DBP receipt printer setups

This cable suits installations that require a straight RS232 DBP to USB connection at a fixed 2 metre length. It is not for buyers who need a different connector type, a coiled cable format, or a longer reach than the supplied length allows. Builders using non-DBP interfaces should look at alternative cable specifications.

Highlights

  • 2 metre reach for flexible counter layouts
  • RS232 DBP interface connects receipt printers directly
  • Straight connector prevents cable strain at the port
  • Datalogic build quality ensures reliable daily operation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What type of connector does the CAB-327 cable use on the receipt printer side?

The CAB-327 uses a DBP receipt connector on the printer end for direct connection to compatible Datalogic devices.

How do you correctly orient the straight RS232 connector when plugging it into the host port?

Align the straight RS232 plug with the host port keyway and press firmly until seated; forcing it upside-down bends pins and breaks the link.

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