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Grey RS232 serial cable with straight RJ45 to DB9 connectors

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Ruth's sister RS232 Serial Cable RJ45 to DB9 Grey 6 Feet

SKU CH-6V0N-WAMMN

Connects Motorola Symbol LS2208 and DS4278 scanners via straight RJ45 to DB9 serial link

  • RS232 serial link for Motorola Symbol LS2208 and DS4278 scanners
  • Straight RJ45 to DB9 wiring gives a direct connection
  • Six-foot length provides flexible placement
  • Grey cable jacket suits professional environments

RS232 cable for Motorola Symbol scanners

This six-foot serial cable connects Motorola Symbol LS2208 and DS4278 scanners to a DB9 port using a straight RJ45 plug. The grey jacket identifies the assembly in busy cabling runs. It is intended for point-of-sale and inventory workflows that still rely on RS232 links.

RS232 distance and device limits

RS232 signalling degrades beyond short runs, so the six-foot length keeps the link within the electrical envelope the standard expects. The cable only serves the two Motorola Symbol models listed; other scanners or DB9 equipment may need different pinouts or longer reach.

Highlights

  • RS232 serial link for Motorola Symbol LS2208 and DS4278 scanners
  • Straight RJ45 to DB9 wiring gives a direct connection
  • Six-foot length provides flexible placement
  • Grey cable jacket suits professional environments

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I choose the grey 6-foot RJ45-to-DB9 cable for my Motorola Symbol LS2208 or DS4278 scanner?

Yes, the CBA-R01-S07PAR is built for the LS2208 and DS4278 with a straight 6-foot RJ45-to-DB9 connection in grey.

What does the RS232 label mean when I plug this cable into a PC serial port?

It carries standard RS232 signals over the DB9 end so the scanner talks to a legacy COM port without extra adapters.

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