Zebra CBA-RF1-C09PAR accessoire pour lecteur de codes-barres

The Zebra CBA-RF1-C09PAR is a barcode reader accessory designed to provide wired connectivity between compatible Zebra handheld scanners and host devices. With an RS232 connector and a 2.8 meter cable, this accessory enables reliable data transfer and flexible placement of the scanner in point-of-sale, warehouse, or industrial environments. It is compatible with Zebra LI3608 and LI3678 scanner models and supports applications that require a stable serial connection.

Advantages

This accessory offers a durable RS232 interface for established serial communications and a long 2.8 m cable that increases installation flexibility without the need for repeaters or additional adapters. It is designed to mate with supported Zebra scanners to maintain signal integrity over standard lengths, reducing connection interruptions. The straightforward wired connection simplifies integration with legacy systems that rely on serial ports.

Suitable for

• Point-of-sale terminals requiring serial barcode input
• Warehouse and inventory stations with fixed scanner placements
• Industrial environments where wireless connectivity is limited
• Integrations with legacy systems that use RS232 serial ports

Key specifications

• Connector type: RS232 serial
• Cable length: 2.8 meters
• Compatibility: Designed for use with Zebra LI3608 and LI3678 scanners
• Cable construction: shielded communication cable for reliable data transfer

How to use

Connect the RS232 plug to the host device serial port and attach the other end to the compatible scanner following the scanner’s connection guides. Ensure connectors are securely seated and any required serial communication parameters (baud rate, parity, stop bits) are set on the host system according to the scanner configuration. Route the 2.8 m cable to avoid sharp bends and sources of electromagnetic interference to maintain signal quality.

Recommendations

For stable operation, use the cable with equipment that supports RS232 serial communication and configure matching serial port settings on the host. Keep the cable away from high-voltage lines and heavy machinery; inspect connectors periodically and replace the cable if damage to insulation or connectors is observed.