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The E.CA-GLC-300-162 connection cable allows direct connection of an NV9 or NV10 banknote reader to a PC or host machine via USB. It is ideal for programming, configuration, firmware updates, as well as diagnostic and service work on compatible banknote readers.
Thanks to its high-quality construction, the cable ensures reliable data transmission and a stable connection between the banknote reader and the host system. It is the ideal accessory for service technicians, vending machine operators, and workshops.
Highlights & Features
Connection cable for NV9 and NV10 banknote readers
USB connection to host machine or PC
Ideal for programming and configuration
Supports firmware updates and diagnostics
Reliable data transmission
High-quality and robust design
Easy to use
Ideal for service and maintenance work
Technical Data
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Connection Cable |
| Compatibility | NV9 and NV10 Banknote Readers |
| Device Connection | NV9 / NV10 |
| Host Connection | USB |
| Function | Programming, Configuration and Diagnostics |
| Application Area | Vending Machine and Payment Systems |
Advantages at a Glance
Fast connection between banknote reader and PC
Ideal for maintenance and service
Supports firmware updates
Reliable data transmission
Robust quality for professional use
Easy installation and application
Scope of Delivery
1 × USB Connection Cable for NV9 / NV10 Banknote Readers
Which banknote readers is the cable suitable for?
The connection cable is compatible with NV9 and NV10 banknote readers.
What is the cable used for?
It is used to connect the banknote reader to a PC or host machine for programming, configuration, firmware updates, and diagnostic work.
Which interface does the cable have?
The cable connects the NV9 or NV10 banknote reader to the host system via a USB interface.
Is the cable suitable for professional use?
Yes, the connection cable was developed for service, maintenance, and configuration work on professional vending machine and payment systems.
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