Cavo di ricarica Datalogic 90A052289

The Datalogic 90A052289 is a black charging cable designed for Datalogic barcode readers. It provides power delivery and supports data transfer via an RS-232 connector. Supplied as a single cable in the pack, this accessory is intended to maintain connectivity and charging for compatible Datalogic handheld devices used in scanning and data-capture workflows.

Advantages

The Datalogic 90A052289 cable offers a straightforward connection solution with a dedicated RS-232 interface for devices that require serial communication. Its single-pack format makes replacement or spare stocking simple, and the black finish provides a neutral, professional appearance suitable for retail and industrial environments. The cable is intended for reliable charging and basic data exchange between compatible Datalogic readers and host equipment that accept RS-232 signaling.

Suitable for

• Charging compatible Datalogic barcode readers
• Serial data transfer between a barcode reader and host via RS-232
• Use as a replacement or spare cable in retail, warehouse, or logistics setups

Key specifications

• Color: Black
• Connector type: RS-232 (serial)
• Package quantity: 1 cable
• Primary functions: Power delivery and data transfer for compatible barcode readers

How to use

Connect the RS-232 end of the Datalogic 90A052289 cable to the serial port of the host device or charging cradle, and attach the opposite end to the compatible Datalogic barcode reader according to the device’s connector orientation. Ensure connectors are fully seated to enable charging and data communication. Follow the device’s power and data interface indicators to confirm charging or an active serial connection.

Recommendations

Use the cable with Datalogic devices that specify RS-232 connectivity; avoid forcing incompatible connectors. Inspect the cable periodically for wear, and replace it if shielding or insulation is damaged. When connecting to host equipment, power down if recommended by the device manual to prevent data errors during connection changes.