STARTECH PXT1011 1 ft computer power cord NEMA5-15P to C13
- Cable Connectors
- Black
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Network print server extension adds parallel Ethernet RJ45 connectivity to compatible Zebra thermal printers
This extension adds parallel Ethernet RJ45 connectivity to compatible Zebra thermal printers. It supports the ZM400, Z4M, S4M, 110XI3, 110XI4 and 105SL+ models. The unit enables network-based printing workflows for these specific devices. Part number P1031031 identifies this accessory.
Organisations needing to connect supported Zebra printers to an Ethernet network will find this print server suitable. Buyers with different printer brands or models not listed above should look elsewhere. Users requiring wireless connectivity or other interface types not mentioned here will need a different solution.
No published specifications for this item yet.
It works with ZM400, Z4M, S4M, 110XI3, 110XI4 and 105SL+ thermal printers.
Yes, the extension provides a parallel interface alongside the RJ45 Ethernet connection.
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