Will this cable work with a symbol LS4006I-I100 scanner?
867746
I also have the LS4006I-I100 scanner... Prusky, did this chord work for you? If so, did it require any additional programming to work?
867747
No, this cable is RJ45 to USB, it appears LS4006I-I100 requires 2 what appear to be serial connections.
867748
I do not believe so, looking at some of the photos from the LS4006I-I100 scanner, it appears as thought the cable spilts into two separate connections, this connects RJ45 on one end and USB on the other.
867749
I'm using it with a LS2208 that had a PS2 keyboard wedge before. I'm pretty sure it works with the LS4006 as well. In my experience the connector on the unit itself is RJ-45 and all the different connection cables (RS-232, PS2, USB) are interchangeable. I'd give it a try ;-)
867750
We use Symbol cable 25-35988-20 Rev B 0235 26576A with our LS4006l-l100. It appears to have 2 serial connections.
575824
I purchased mine here at Amazon, but it was from Hong Kong or something, so took like 14 days! ARIIC USB Cable for Honeywell BarCode Scanner MS-9535 MS3580 MS-9520 MS-9544 MS-7625 http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00E3K4W3O/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1408774
It looks like the same sort of connector, so the odds are that this will. It appears to be fairly "universal". Check with IBM first, to avoid the hassle of having to return it.
905622
I don't think so. I bought and use this cable for connecting my laser printer to my computer.
1101208
I only use it in my printer, as a normal USB cable. If you power your scanner with a normal USB it will work. Also notice where you are plugging your scanner, make sure it supports to power your scanner.
706064
Sorry, I used this cable with an HP Color LaserJet 4500 printer; I have no way to know if it will work for others, but then again, what's the cost in trying it? If it works you've saved your printer. If it doesn't, skip a meal at McDonald's to recover the change. Actually, if you're still eating fast food you have much greater concerns than a dysfunctional printer.
893588
Hello Doug...The scanner inputs text into any field from any barcode so it would work with any program. If you tell me what you're trying to accomplish I may be able to be a bit more helpful.This page may help you also... http://www.taltech.com/barcodesoftware/articles/which_barcode_software
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I don't see why it wouldn't. My application was Win 7 and an HP 4250. The instructions were very well written and the cable has performed flawlessly. Good luck. I'll try to look for the instructions page tomorrow, if I find it I'll update this response.
333632
Hi Rena,This is going to be a shot in the dark. There are some computers that are not compatible with some equipment. If you don't see anything in the card, and all your connections are correct, it may be this little scanner is not compatible with your system. I hope this helps
51145
dear T. Davis , i don't believe so, the most common cable is a RS232C and wedge interface for this scanner.
1033144
I was able to use this cable to connect an old printer to a Windows 7 computer. Not really sure if it will connect your scanner.
1276168
mine says ptk 440, its an intuos4 so give me 400 and itll work. ill take dollars, diamonds whatever.
163109
I had no trouble at all hooking up the extension. I may not be compatible with your scanner. Try the other end to see if it connects.
1491389
I suggest you post this question on irv2.com under the class A forum? The scangauge mfg should also be able to answer your question. Hope this points you toward an answer
2243517
These cables should work on any plug-and-play printer or scanner. I have mine connecting my HP Scanjet 8750 flatbed scanner to my Mac Pro, and everything worked immediately! I love this cable (I had to discard two other NEW cables, which didn't work!).
1615145
Your bar code scanner will need to have a 9 pin port. If you want to connect to a computer to program the PLU, tax and depts, a null modem cable will do the trick using the same port. Save your programming work to the SD card to easily duplicate programming on multiple registers!
1283878
As long as the scanner has a parallel port, it should be, though I haven't personally tested it.