The part numbers listed below are not the only cables available to the merchants, these numbers were gathered from TASQ Technologies, JR’s POS Depot, The Phoenix Group, and a few others.

Some terminals have the capability of uploading the images through the terminal with the aid of an application and therefore; not requiring a telephone line or Ethernet connected to the imager itself.

Ingenico iCT: The CAB350086A cable adapter is also required.
PAX 80: The 1000001866-A cable adapter is also required.
VeriFone Omni Vx520: The 08798-01-R USB-RS232 adapter will be required if PIN Pad is connected to the RS232 port.
Terminal Type Connector Description Part Number
Hypercom T4100
Modem Upload
3 Connections: RS-232 (Scanner Connection), RJ-14 ( Telephone Connection) and RS-232 (9-Pin Mini-DIN, Terminal Connection), cable length is 6 feet. Images upload‡ through the MICR-Image's internal Modem via RJ-14 connection. 22410311 REV A
Hypercom T4200
Terminal Upload
2 Connections: RS-232 (Scanner Connection) and SERIAL (RJ-14, Terminal Connection). Images upload‡ through the terminal via the RJ-14 connection. 22410320 REV A
Ingenico i-Series
Modem Upload
3 Connections: RS-232 (Scanner Connection), RJ-14 (Telephone Connection) and RS-232-2 (RJ-6, Terminal Connection). Images upload through the internal Modem via RJ-14 connection. 22410322 REV A
Ingenico i-Series
Ethernet Upload
3 Connections: RS-232 (Scanner Connection), RJ-45 (Ethernet Connection) and RS-232-2 (RJ-6, Terminal Connection), cable length is 2 feet. Images upload through the internal Network Interface Card (NIC) via RJ-45 connection. 22410321 REV A
Ingenico iCT-200 Series
Modem Upload
3 Connections: RS-232 (Scanner Connection), RJ-14 (Telephone Connection) and RS-232-2 (RJ-6, Terminal Connection). Images upload through the internal Modem via RJ-14 connection. 22410322 REV A
(See note below)
Ingenico iCT Series
Ethernet Upload
3 Connections: RS-232 (Scanner Connection), RJ-45 (Ethernet Connection) and RS-232-2 (RJ-6, Terminal Connection), cable length is 2 feet. Images upload through the internal Network Interface Card (NIC) via RJ-45 connection. 22410321 REV A
(See note below)
Nurit (all models)
Modem Upload
3 Connections: RS-232 (Scanner Connection), RJ-14 (Telephone Connection) and COM1/RS-232 (RJ-45, Terminal Connection), cable length is 2 feet. Images upload through the internal Modem via RJ-14 connection. 22410300 REV A
PAX80 RS-232 (Reader Connection) and COM (RS-232 DB-9 Female Connection), the cable is Gray in color and 9 feet long. 22410302 REV C
(See Note Below)
TechTrex
Modem Upload
3 Connections: RS-232 (Scanner Connection), RJ-14 (Telephone Connection) and PIN† (RJ-14, Terminal Connection), cable length is 8 feet. Images upload‡ through the internal Modem via RJ-14 connection. 22410323 REV A
TechTrex
Ethernet Upload
3 Connections: RS-232 (Scanner Connection), RJ-45 (Ethernet Connection) and PIN† (RJ-14, Terminal Connection), cable length is 2 feet. Images upload‡ through the internal Network Interface Card (NIC) via RJ-45 connection. 22410324 REV A
VeriFone Omni Series
 (Excluding 3200 Series)
Modem Upload
3 Connections: RS-232 (Scanner Connection), RJ-14 (Telephone Connection) and RS-232 (RJ-45, Terminal Connection), cable length is 8 feet. Images upload through the internal Modem via RJ-14 connection. 22410312 REV A
(See Note Below)
VeriFone Omni Series
 (Excluding 3200 Series)
Ethernet Upload
3 Connections: RS-232 (Scanner Connection), RJ-45 (Ethernet Connection) and RS-232 (RJ-45, Terminal Connection), cable length is 2 feet. Images upload through the internal Network Interface Card (NIC) via RJ-45 connection. 22410315 REV A
(See Note Below)
Virtual Terminal
Ethernet Upload
3 Connections: RS-232 (Scanner Connection), RJ-45 (Ethernet Connection) and COM1 (RS-232 DB9 Female PC Connection), cable length is 8 feet. Images upload through the internal Network Interface Card (NIC) via RJ-45 connection. 22410307 REV A


NOTE: ALL cable connections will be connected unless otherwise noted.
† If there is a PIN Pad in use, plug the imager into the Bar Code Port.
‡ If an application is installed to perform image uploading, the telephone line or Ethernet connection is not required, images will upload through the terminal via its connection.


Updated: 07/21/2017