Charging cable Datalogic 90A052121

The Datalogic 90A052121 charging cable is a grey cable designed for use with compatible Datalogic barcode readers. It provides power delivery and supports data communication via an RS-232 connector. Supplied as a single unit, the cable is intended for routine charging and connectivity tasks, helping to maintain device readiness and reliable operation in retail, logistics, and industrial environments.

Advantages

This charging cable combines a standard RS-232 interface with a durable cable construction to ensure stable power transfer and reliable serial communication. The grey outer jacket offers a neutral appearance suitable for professional settings, while the single-pack format simplifies inventory and replacement. The cable is engineered to support the expected power and signal requirements of Datalogic scanners and similar devices.

Suitable for

• Charging Datalogic barcode readers that accept RS-232 connections
• Replacing worn or damaged power/data cables in point-of-sale and warehouse scanners
• Connecting handheld scanners to legacy RS-232-equipped docks or adapters
• Maintenance and service operations requiring a reliable single-unit spare cable

Key specifications

• Connector type: RS-232 serial connector for data and power signalling
• Color: grey outer jacket
• Pack contents: one charging cable
• Intended devices: compatible Datalogic barcode readers and scanners
• Cable function: power delivery and serial data transfer

How to use

Connect the RS-232 end of the cable to the corresponding port on the Datalogic barcode reader or its charging dock, and attach the other end to the power source or host interface as applicable. Ensure connectors are firmly seated to maintain reliable charging and data transfer. Use the cable only with compatible devices and power supplies that meet the device manufacturer's requirements. Inspect connectors and jacket for damage before each use and replace the cable if wear or exposed conductors are detected.

Recommendations

For consistent performance, route the cable to avoid sharp bends and heavy pinch points, and keep it away from sources of heat and moisture. Use a single dedicated cable per device rather than daisy-chaining, and store the cable coiled loosely when not in use to extend service life.