Motorola
Motorola HKKN4027A CPS Programming Cable 52.0
A 52.0" USB programming cable for Motorola RM series radios enables PC configuration
- 0 inch cable enables direct PC-to-radio programming
- USB interface allows quick configuration of RM series radios
- Motorola build quality ensures durable, stable data connection
- Designed specifically for RM series radio compatibility
- Essential accessory for customizing radio settings efficiently
Purpose and compatibility
The 52.0-inch CPS programming cable connects Motorola RM series radios to a PC for configuration. It is built for technicians and fleet managers who need to customise radio settings in the field or workshop.
Practical limits
The cable uses a USB interface that relies on standard serial drivers supplied by the host operating system. Data transfer speed is governed by the radio firmware and the PC serial port implementation.
Build and connectors
A moulded strain-relief jacket protects the junction between cable and connector for repeated insertions. The 52.0-inch length provides enough reach to link a bench-mounted radio to a desktop without tension.
Highlights
- 0 inch cable enables direct PC-to-radio programming
- USB interface allows quick configuration of RM series radios
- Motorola build quality ensures durable, stable data connection
- Designed specifically for RM series radio compatibility
- Essential accessory for customizing radio settings efficiently
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What length of the HKKN4027A cable should I choose for my RM series radio?
The cable measures 52.0 inches and is the only length offered for this part number, so it is the one to select for RM series programming.
How does the 52.0 inch length work when the cable is connected to a PC and radio?
The 52.0 inch span gives enough reach to link a desktop or laptop USB port to the radio without strain while keeping the data path short for reliable CPS transfers.
What interface does the HKKN4027A use and what does it limit?
It uses a USB connection to the PC and the radio's accessory port, capping the link to standard USB serial speeds for programming and data transfer.
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