Charging cable Datalogic 90A052086

The Datalogic 90A052086 charging cable is a grey cable designed to provide reliable power and data connection for compatible Datalogic barcode readers. Built for regular use in retail, warehousing and logistics environments, this cable supports RS-232 communication and ensures a stable link between the handheld device and host equipment. Supplied as a single unit, the cable is intended to replace worn or lost cords or to serve as an additional spare for device stations.

Advantages

The cable offers a dependable power feed and RS-232 data connectivity in a single assembly, reducing the need for separate power and communication leads. Its grey jacket provides a neutral appearance appropriate for professional environments. The single-pack format makes it convenient to keep one spare cable available without purchasing bulk quantities. The construction is optimized for the handling and movement typical of barcode scanning workflows.

Suitable for

• Charging and syncing compatible Datalogic handheld barcode readers
• Replacement cable for service and maintenance of scanning stations
• Use in retail point-of-sale, warehouse picking, and inventory control
• Connecting devices to RS-232 enabled terminals or serial interfaces

Key specifications

• Cable color: grey
• Connector type: RS-232 serial interface
• Sold quantity: one cable per pack
• Primary functions: power delivery and serial data transfer

How to use

Connect the RS-232 end of the cable to the serial port on the host device or charging cradle and attach the other end to the compatible Datalogic barcode reader according to the reader’s connection guide. Ensure connections are secure before powering on the host or charging station. For data transfer, follow the host system’s serial communication settings (baud rate, parity, stop bits) that match the barcode reader configuration. When disconnecting, power down or safely stop any active transfers to avoid data corruption.

Recommendations

Store the cable coiled without sharp bends and avoid excess tension at the connector ends. Regularly inspect the jacket and connectors for wear or damage and replace the cable if shielding or contact integrity is compromised. Use the cable in environments within the device manufacturer’s specified temperature and humidity ranges to maintain reliable charging and data transfer.