LEXMARK ACCESSORIES
LEXMARK ACCESSORIES 1021294 USB cable 2 metre
A two-metre USB cable from Lexmark Accessories for connecting printers and peripherals
- 2 metre length gives flexible printer placement
- USB interface connects directly to host devices
- RoHS compliant materials meet environmental standards
- Lexmark accessory ensures brand-matched compatibility
- New condition guarantees unused reliable performance
USB cable for Lexmark printers
This two-metre USB cable connects a Lexmark printer to a computer for data transfer. It is supplied new and carries the manufacturer part number 1021294. The lead provides a standard wired link for printing tasks.
Suitable for direct USB printer links
It suits users who need a replacement or spare cable for a compatible Lexmark device. Buyers requiring a longer reach or a different connector type should look at other options. The cable is intended for typical desktop printer setups.
Fits between printer and host computer
The cable plugs into the printer’s USB port and a free USB port on the PC. No extra adapters or power sources are required for the connection. It frees the user from relying on wireless or network printing when a wired link is preferred.
Highlights
- 2 metre length gives flexible printer placement
- USB interface connects directly to host devices
- RoHS compliant materials meet environmental standards
- Lexmark accessory ensures brand-matched compatibility
- New condition guarantees unused reliable performance
Specifications
| Brand | LEXMARK ACCESSORIES |
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Questions about this item
What type of USB port must my printer or computer have for this 2 metre cable to connect?
The cable uses a standard USB interface, so the printer or computer needs a matching USB Type-A or Type-B port depending on which end you are plugging in.
Will this Lexmark 1021294 cable work with an older Lexmark printer that only has a USB 1.1 port?
Yes, the cable is backward-compatible with USB 1.1 ports, though data will transfer at the older port's lower speed.
How can I verify the cable is functioning correctly after I plug it in?
The printer should be recognised by the operating system and a test page should print without communication errors.
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