USB Cable ShiverPeaks BS77023 3 m — USB A to USB B data/print cable

ShiverPeaks BS77023 is a 3 m USB A to USB B data/print cable designed to connect host devices to peripherals that use a USB B port. The cable supports standard USB data transfer and is intended for reliable wired connections between computers, printers, scanners, external hubs and audio interfaces where a USB B connector is required. With a 3-metre length, it provides extended reach while keeping a straightforward plug-and-play connection using a USB A plug on the host side and a USB B plug on the device side.

Advantages

The ShiverPeaks BS77023 cable offers a durable, uncomplicated solution for wired device connections. Its 3 m length reduces the need to place devices close together, and the standard USB A to USB B connectors ensure compatibility with a wide range of printers, scanners and professional audio equipment. The cable is designed for stable data transmission and everyday use without requiring additional drivers or configuration.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop or laptop computers to printers and multifunction devices
• Linking scanners and document feeders to a host computer
• Connecting external USB hubs or docking stations that accept a USB B input
• Wiring audio interfaces, MIDI devices and other peripherals with a USB B connector

Key specifications

• Cable length: 3 m
• Connector type: USB A (host) to USB B (device)
• Intended use: data transfer and printer/device connection
• Compatibility: standard USB B devices such as printers, scanners and audio interfaces

How to use

Connect the USB A plug to the computer or host device and insert the USB B plug into the peripheral device's USB B port. Ensure both devices are powered on if the peripheral requires external power. The cable supports plug-and-play operation for most modern operating systems; after connecting, select the peripheral from the host system when prompted or access it via the operating system's device or printer settings. Remove the cable by gently unplugging each connector without bending the connections sharply.

Recommendations

Place devices in positions that avoid stretching or kinking the cable and keep the cable away from heat sources and sharp edges. For consistent performance, use direct connections to the host where possible rather than chaining multiple adapters. If data transfer errors occur, check connectors for debris, try alternative USB ports on the host, and verify that the peripheral is powered and recognised by the operating system.