Keyboard Wedge Cable Host Auto Detect 9ft Coiled
Keyboard Wedge Cable

PS/2, Power Port

KEYBOARD WEDGE CABLE:
PS/2, Power Port, 20ft. Coiled

NOTES:
►Host can provide enough power on PS2 port for scanner, however, Zebra recommends using an external power supply to protect the host’s PS2 port.
►Does not provide auto-host detection.

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