Clover Technologies Group, LLC CF064-67901-REF refurbished maintenance kit 225000 yield
- Printer Accessories
- Maintenance Kit
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A USB-C to USB-B 2.0 braided cable connects printers, scanners or MIDI controllers to modern laptops
This braided cable connects a USB-C host to USB-B 2.0 devices such as printers, scanners and MIDI controllers. It is built for users who need a durable link between modern laptops and legacy peripherals. The woven jacket resists everyday wear and tear.
Buyers whose gear uses USB-A, Micro-USB or proprietary ports will need a different cable. Those requiring USB 3.0 or higher throughput should look for a specification that supports faster data rates.
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You need a host with a USB-C port, such as a MacBook Pro or other laptop, to plug the Type-C end into.
Yes, the USB-B 2.0 connector fits legacy printers, scanners and MIDI controllers that use the standard square USB-B port.
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