DUR-801 - Barcode Reader Deltaco - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Barcode Reader
Brand	Deltaco
Model	DUR-801
Connectivity	USB wired
Scan Technology	Laser or CCD (estimated)
Supported Barcodes	1D barcodes (UPC, EAN, Code 39, Code 128, etc.)
Scan Rate	Up to 200 scans per second (typical)
Reading Distance	2 to 20 cm (typical)
Dimensions (W x D x H)	Approximately 17 x 9 x 7 cm
Weight	Approximately 150 g
Power Supply	Via USB port (5V DC, 100 mA)
Cable Length	1.5 m (typical)
Operating Temperature	0°C to 40°C
Storage Temperature	-20°C to 60°C
Humidity	5% to 95% non-condensing
Drop Resistance	1.5 m onto concrete (typical)
Compatibility	Windows, macOS, Linux
LED Indicators	Power and scan status
Beeper	Configurable audible feedback
Cleaning and Maintenance	Wipe with dry cloth; avoid liquids
Safety	CE, FCC certified
Parts and Repairability	No user-replaceable parts; contact support
Included Accessories	USB cable, user manual

Frequently Asked Questions - DUR-801 Deltaco

How do I connect the Deltaco DUR-801 barcode reader to my computer?

Plug the USB cable into an available USB port on your computer. The scanner should be automatically recognized as a HID keyboard device. No additional drivers are required for most operating systems.

What types of barcodes can the DUR-801 read?

The DUR-801 supports all common 1D barcodes including UPC, EAN, Code 39, Code 128, Interleaved 2 of 5, and many others. It cannot read 2D barcodes like QR codes.

The scanner is not working. What should I do?

First, check that the USB cable is securely connected. Ensure the scanner is powered (LED should be on). If using Windows, check that the scanner appears in Device Manager as a keyboard. Try a different USB port or restart your computer. If the problem persists, the scanner may need service.

Can I configure the scanner to add prefixes or suffixes to scanned data?

Yes, the DUR-801 can be configured by scanning special programming barcodes from the user manual. You can add prefixes, suffixes, or change termination characters (e.g., carriage return, tab).

How do I clean the scanner?

Disconnect the scanner from power. Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the exterior. Do not use liquids or compressed air near the scan window. For the scan window, gently wipe with a lens cleaning cloth.

What is the maximum scan distance?

The typical reading distance is 2 to 20 cm depending on barcode density and ambient light. High-density barcodes require closer distance (around 5-10 cm).

Does the scanner work with handheld devices or tablets?

The scanner works with any device that supports USB HID keyboard input, including smartphones and tablets (via OTG adapter). However, some mobile devices may require an app to capture barcode input.

How can I reset the scanner to factory defaults?

Scan the 'Factory Reset' programming barcode from the user manual. This will restore all settings to default. If you do not have the manual, you can download it from the Deltaco website.

What is the warranty period for the DUR-801?

Deltaco typically provides a 2-year warranty for barcode readers. Please check your local distributor or the product packaging for exact warranty terms.

The scanner beeps but does not transmit data. Why?

This indicates the scanner read a barcode successfully but could not send it to the host. Ensure the cable is properly connected and the host device is receiving keyboard input. If using a virtual machine or remote desktop, the scanner may not be recognized. Try plugging directly into the host computer.

USER MANUAL DUR-801 Deltaco

Setup Flow Chart ....4

Group 0 : Interface Selection....5

Group 1 : Device Selection for keyboard Interface....6-7

Group 2 : Inter-character Delay....8

Group 3 : Language for Keyboard Interface... 9-10

Group 4 : Terminator....11-12

Group 5 : Scan Mode....13-14

Group 6 : Preamble and Postamble....15

Group 7 : RS-232 Parameters... 16-18.....

Group 8 : Code 39 / Code 32... 19-20.....

Group 9-1 : Interleaved 2 of 5... 1 ....2

Group 9-2 : Industrial 2 of 5 / IATA... 22......

Group 9-3 : Matrix 2 of 5. 23....

Group 9-4 : China Postage. 24....

Group 10 : Code 128.25......

Group 11 : Code 11. 26.

Group 12 : Code 93. 27.

Group 13 : MSI-PLESSY. 28

Group 14 : Codabar/NW7. 29

Group 15 : Code 4. 30.

Group 16-1 : EAN-13/JAN-13. ....31

Group 16-2 : UPC-A .....32

Group 16-3 : EAN-8/JAN-8....33

Group 16-4 : UPC-E....34

Group 16-5 : ISBN/ISSN....35

Group 17 : General Parameter. .....36.

Group 18 : Code ID Setting. ....37.

Group 19: Wand Type Parameters. ....38

Group 20-1 : Magnetic Parameters....39-40

Group 20-2 : Magnetic Parameters....41

Group 21 : Function Key Emulation. .....2.4

Function Code for PC XT/AT.... 43-44

Table-Hex :Hexadecimal...45....

ASCII Table.... 46

Hexadecimal-Decimal Conversion Table...... 47

Pin Assignments 48-50

Getting Started

Installing Keyboard Wedge Scanner

To install a keyboard wedge scanner, follow the steps listed below:

1) Make sure that the scanner has the correct Y (U)-cable for the system (a PC or terminal)
2) Turn off the power of the system
3) Unplug the keyboard from the system
4) Connect the Y (U)- cable to the system and keyboard
5) Turn on the power of the system
6) If the indicator LED lights up and the buzzer sounds, the scanner is ready for reading

Installing a RS-232 Interface Scanner

To install a RS-232 interface scanner, the host device should have a RS-232 port to receive data from the scanner, follow the steps listed below:

1) Make sure that the scanner has the right connector for the RS-232 port of the host device
2) Make sure that there is a power supply to the scanner (if necessary)
3) Connect the cable to the RS-232 port of the device
4) If the indicator LED lights up and the buzzer sounds, the scanner is ready for reading

Note: The installation and setting up procedures of a USB interface scanner are the same as those of a keyboard wedge scanner.

Setup Procedures

1) Locate a group that contains the parameters to be changed.
2) Scan the "Enter Group #" label. The scanner will sound beeps indicate that setup is in progress
3) Scan the label representing the parameter to be changed
4) Scan the "Exit" to end the group currently selected, the scanner will sound beeps
5) Repeat the procedure for other groups including the parameters to be changed

Example 1:

Set the operating mode to "Continuous mode"

1) Scan "Enter Group 5"
2) Scan "Continuous/Trigger off"
3) Scan "Exit"

Example 2

Assign Preamble string as "#", and postamble string as "END"

1) Scan "Enter Group 6"
2) Scan Preamble
3) Scan "#" from "Full ASCII Table and Table-Hex."
4) Scan "Confirm" Label in Table-Hex
5) Scan "Postamble"
6) Scan "E", "N", "D" from "Full ASCII Table and Table Hex" consecutively
7) Scan "Confirm" Label in Table-Hex.
8) Scan Exit

Setup Flow Chart

graph TD
    A["ENTER GROUP"] --> B["SELECT ITEMS"]
    B --> C["EXIT"]

Note: (*) denotes default setting options marked by () only available upon request.are

Group 0: Interface Selection

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

KEYBOARD

RS-232

(WAND)

(OCIA)

(DTMF)

Reserved 2

Resered 3

Reserved 4
Note: The interface is pre-set at factory according to the model of the device.

Group 1: Device Selection for Keyboard Interface

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

PC/AT, PS/2 50,60,70,80(*)

PC/XT

PS/2 25, 30

(NEC 9801)

(IBM 5550)

(PS 55)

(NEC N5520)

(ACER 7300)

(KW105D/

(WANG 5425)

CT-700A/WANG 5120)

(MAC_SE)

(LC-6533)
Note: Options marked by ( ) are only available upon request.

Group 1: Device Selection for Keyboard Interface

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

(IBM3196, 3197, 3476, 3477)

Reserved R

Reserved Q

IBM3197

Reserved T

IBM3477

IBM 3476

Reserved 6

5Reserved

Reserved 8

7Reserved

9Reserved

Group 2: Intercharacter Delay

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

Start Keyboard Setting

Scan Enter Group 2 Label -- >

Scan Start Keyboard (or RS-232) Setting Label -->

Scan two digits labels in Table-Hex -->

Scan Exit Label

Start RS-232 Setting

Keyboard Default Value: 05

RS-232 Default Value : 00

Group 3: Language for Keyboard Interface

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

U.S. (*)

ENGLAND

FRANCE

GERMANY

ITALY

BELGIUM

SWEDEN/FINLAND

SPANISH

DENMARK

PORTUGAL

SWISS

NORWAY

Group 3: Language for Keyboard Interface

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

CANADA

HOLLAND

POLAND

LATIN

JAPAN

1Reserved

2Reserved

3Reserved

(IBM THINK-PAD FOR JAPAN)

(PANASONIC CF-II FOR JAPAN)
Note: Options marked by ( ) are only available upon request.

Group 4: Terminator

ENTER GROUP

EXIT
KEYBOARD

NONE

CR

(*)

SPACE

TAB

ESC

CTRL-C

EXEC

Group 4: Terminator

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

RS-232

NONE

CR (*)

CR/LF

LF

SPACE

TAB

ESC

CTRL-C

STX..ETX

XON.. XOFF

EOT

Group 5: Scan Mode

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

1: Trigger On/Off

2: Trigger On/ Good Read Off (*)

3: Trigger On/ Good Read Off/ Delay Timeout = ?

4: Continuous/Trigger Off

5: Continuous/ LED Always on

6: Continuous/No Trigger

7: Continuous/Testing

8: Continuous/ Trigger Off/ Delay Timeout = ?

Delay Timeout Setting:

Scan Enter Group 5 Label --> Scan 3 or 8 Label --> Scan two digit labels in Table-Hex --> Scan Confirm Label in Table-Hex --> Scan Exit Label

Note: Scan mode setting is only available for CCD/LASER type scanner. Setting wand type scanner to this mode will cause the scanner to break down.

Group 5: Scan Mode

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

FLASH OFF(*)

FLASH ON

Note: Scan mode setting is only available for

Laser type scanner.CCD/

Group 6: Preamble and Postamble

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

Preamble

Postamble

Preamble & Postamble Setting:

Scan Enter Group 6 Label -->

Scan Preamble or Postamble Label -->

Refer to ASCII Table(page 46), scan two digits in Table-Hex (Page 45)

Representing one character, maximum 10 characters can be accepted. -->

Scan Confirm Label in Table-Hex (Page 45)

Scan Exit Label

Clear

Clear Preamble & Postamble :

Scan Enter Group 6 Label -->

Scan Preamble or Postamble Label -->

Scan Clear Label-->

Scan Exit Label

Group 7: RS-232 Parameters

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

Baud Rate

600

1200

2400

4800

9600(*)

19200

38400

Data Bit

BIT 7

BIT 8 (*)

Group 7: RS-232 Parameters

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

Parity :

NONE (*)

ODD

EVEN

Handshaking:

NONE (*)

XON/XOFF

Scanner Ready

Data Ready

ACK/NAK

Group 7: RS-232 Parameters

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

(ACK/NAK Response Time CTS Observation Time:)

100 ms

300 ms

500 ms

1 sec

3 sec (*)

5 sec

10 sec

00

Group 8: CODE 39 / CODE 32

ENTER GROUP

EXIT
Code 39

Disable

Enable (*)

Full ASCII

Standard (*)

Transmit Start/End Character

Enable

Disable (*)

Transmit Check Character

Enable (*)

Disable

Verify Checksum

Disable (*)

Enable

Group 8: CODE 39 / CODE 32

Group 9-1: Interleaved 2 OF 5

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

Enable (*)

Disable

Transmit Check Character

Enable (*)

Disable

Verify Checksum

Enable

Disable (*)

Barcode Length Setting:

Scan Enter Group 9-1 Label -->

Scan Length Define Label -->

Scan Four Digit Labels in Table Hex (Page 45) -->

Scan Confirm Label in Table-Hex -->

Scan Exit Label

Length Define

Min: 4

Max: 48

User Define Length Setting:

Scan Enter Group 9-1 Label

Scan User Define Label-->

Scan Six Digit Labels in Table Hex

(Only 3 sets of length can be defined)

Scan Confirm Label in Table Hex -->

Scan Exit Label

User Define

3 Sets Available

Group 9-2: Industrial 2 OF 5 / IATA

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

Enable (*)

Disable

Transmit Check Character

Enable (*)

Disable

Verify Checksum

Enable

Disable (*)

Barcode Length Setting:

Scan Enter Group 9-2 Label -->

Scan Length Define Label -->

Scan Four Digit Labels in Table Hex (Page 45) -->

Scan Confirm Label in Table-Hex -->

Scan Exit Label

Length Define

Min: 2

Max: 24

User Define Length Setting:

Scan Enter Group 9-2 Label

Scan User Define Label-->

Scan Six Digit Labels in Table Hex

(Only 3 sets of length can be defined)

Scan Confirm Label in Table Hex -->

Scan Exit Label

User Define

3 Sets Available

IATA

Enable

Disable (*)

Group 9-3: Matrix 2 OF 5

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

Enable (*)

Disable

Transmit Check Character

Enable (*)

Disable

Verify Checksum

Enable

Disable (*)

Barcode Length Setting:

Scan Enter Group 9-3 Label -->

Scan Length Define Label -->

Scan Four Digit Labels in Table Hex (Page 45) -->

Scan Confirm Label in Table-Hex -->

Scan Exit Label

Length Define

Min: 2

Max: 40

User Define Length Setting:

Scan Enter Group 9-3 Label

Scan User Define Label-->

Scan Six Digit Labels in Table Hex

(Only 3 sets of length can be defined)

Scan Confirm Label in Table Hex -->

Scan Exit Label

User Define

3 Sets Available

Group 9-4: CHINA POSTAGE

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

Enable (*)

Disable

Transmit Check Character

Enable (*)

Disable

Verify Checksum

Enable

Disable (*)

Barcode Length Setting:

Scan Enter Group 9-4 Label -->

Scan Length Define Label -->

Scan Four Digit Labels in Table Hex (Page 45) -->

Scan Confirm Label in Table-Hex -->

Scan Exit Label

Length Define

Min: 2

Max: 40

User Define Length Setting:

Scan Enter Group 9-4 Label

Scan User Define Label-->

Scan Six Digit Labels in Table Hex

(Only 3 sets of length can be defined)

Scan Confirm Label in Table Hex -->

Scan Exit Label

User Define

3 Sets Available

Group 10: Code 128

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

Enable (*)

Disable

Enable/Disable Checkdigit

Enable (*)
(not send checkdigit)

Disable

UCC/EAN/128

Enable

Disable (*)

GTIN

Enable

Disable (*)
Note: Options marked by ( ) are only available upon request

Group 11: CODE 11

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

Enable (*)

Disable

Number of Check Character

Two (*)

One

Transmit Check Character

Enable (*)

Disable

Enable/Disable Checkdigit

Enable (*)

Disable

Group 12: Code 93

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

Enable (*)

Disable

Verify Checkdigit

Disable

Enable (*)

Group 13: MSI-PLESSEY

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

Enable (*)

Disable

Verify Checkdigit

Enable (*)

Disable

Enable MOD

Enable MOD 10-10

Enable MOD 10 (*)

Enable MOD 11-10

Transmit/Truncate Checkdigit

Truncate 1 ^st checkdigit

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

Enable (*)

Disable

Transmit Start/End Character

Enable

Disable (*)

Start/End Transmit Type

ABCD/ABCD

ABCD/TN*E

abcd/abcd (*)

abcd/tn*e

Group 15: Code 4

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

Enable (*)

Disable

Group 16-1: EAN-13/JAN-13

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

Enable (*)

Disable

ADD-ON 2/5

Enable

Disable (*)

Transmit Check Character

Enable (*)

Disable

Truncate 1 ^st digit

Enable

Disable (*)

Truncate 2 ^nd digit

Enable

Disable (*)

EAN Checkdigit

Enable (*)

Disable

Group 16-2: UPC-A

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

Enable (*)

Disable

ADD-ON 2/5

Enable

Disable (*)

Transmit Check Character

Enable (*)

Disable

Truncate Leading Digit

Enable

Disable (*)

UPC-A Convert to EAN-13

Enable

Disable (*)

Group 16-3: EAN-8/JAN-8

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

Enable (*)

Disable

ADD-ON 2/5

Enable

Disable (*)

Transmit Check Character

Enable (*)

Disable

Truncate Leading Digit

Enable

Disable (*)

EAN-8 Convert to EAN-13

Enable 1
(add zeros in the front of barcode)

Disable (*)

Enable 2
(add zeros in the middle of barcode)

Group 16-4: UPC-E

ADD-ON 2/5

Transmit Check Character

Truncate Leading Digit

UPC-E Convert to UPC-A

Group 16-5: ISBN/ISSN

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

Disable (*)

Enable

Group 17: General Parameters

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

Upper Case

Lower Case (*)

Universal

ALT Mode

Buzzer Pitch

(Default : 21)

Buzzer Duration

(Default: AA)

Buzzer Pitch & Buzzer Duration Setting:

Scan Enter Group 17 Label -->

Scan Buzzer Pitch or Buzzer Duration Label -->

Scan Two Digit Labels in Table-Hex -->

Scan Confirm Label in Table-Hex -->

Scan Exit Label

Power Up Beeping

Disable

Enable (*)

Normal

Turbo (*)

Group 18: Code ID Setting

ENTER GROUP

EXIT

CODE 39/CODE 32

INTERLEAVED 2 OF 5

INDUSTRIAL 2 OF 5

MATRIX 2 OF 5

CHINA POSTAGE

CODE 128

CODE 93

CODE 11

MSI/PLESSEY

CODABAR/NW7

EAN-13

EAN-8

UPC-E

UPC-A

CODE 4
Note: Refer to ASCII Table, scan two hexadecimal labels in Table Hex to represent one character

Group 19: WAND Type Parameters

Scan Speed

Data Format

Transmit in Normal Format (*)

Transmit in Code 39 Format
Transmit in Code 128 Format

Group 20-1: (Magnetic Parameters)

Track Order

Group 20-1: (Magnetic Parameters)

Track Selection

Track 1 only

Track 1&2&3 any (*)

Track 3 only

Track 2 only

Track 2 and 3

Track 1 and 2

Track 1 and 2 and 3

ISO (*)

(JIS-2)

Note: Options marked by ( ) are only available upon request

Group 20-2: (Magnetic Parameters)

Start Sentinel: (SS)

Tk2 Default: ;

Tk1 Default : %

Tk3 Default: ;

End Sentinel: (ES)

Tk1&2&3 Default: ?

DLE:

Tk2 Default: Null

Tk1 Default : Null

Tk3 Default: Null

STX:

Tk1&2&3 Default: Null

Magnetic Output Data Format:

STX - Tk1 Start Sentinel - Tk1 Data - End Sentinel - Tk1 - DLE

STX - Tk2 Start Sentinel - Tk2 Data - End Sentinel - Tk2 - DLE

STX - Tk3 Start Sentinel - Tk3 Data - End Sentinel - Tk3 - DLE

Note: Options marked by ( ) are only available upon request

Group 21: (Function Key Emulation)

Enable

Enable Function Key Emulation:

Scan Enter Group 21 Label -->

Scan Enable Label -->

Scan Exit Label

Disable (*)

1:

To concatenate a function key with input data, please refer to Function Key Table for its hexadecimal representation.

For Example:

Preamble data with F1

Scan Enter Group 6 Label -->

Scan Preamble Label -->

Scan Label 0 and 1 respectively in Table-Hex (Page 45) -->

Scan Confirm Label in Table-Hex (page 45) -->

Scan Exit Label

Function Key Table (Full ASCII Code 39 Table)
F1:01 F2:02 F3:03 F4:04
F5:05 F6:06 F7:07 F8:08
F9:09 F10:0A F11:0B F12:0C
Enter:0D Tab:0E BS:0F Up:10
Down:11 Left:12 Home:14 End:15
PgUp:16 PgDn:17 Ins:18 Del:19
Esc:1B Right:13 S-Tab:1C

2:

To scan a function key barcode label, Full ASCII must be enabled. Please refer to Full ASCII Code 39 Table to produce the function key barcode label.

Full ASCII Code 39 Enable

Function Code for PC XT/AT

Function Code for PC XT/AT

Enter (\$M)

End (\U) (\B)

Tab (\$N)

PgUp (\$V)

BS (\$O)

PgDn (\$W)

Up (\$P)

Ins (\$X)

Down (\$Q)

Del (\$Y)

Left (\$R)

Esc (\%A)

Right (\$S)

Home (\$T)

Table-Hex : HEXADECIMAL

L/H 01234567
0	NUL DLE SP 0	4 P、p
1	SCH	DCI	i	1	A	Q	a	g
2	STX	DC2	"	2	B	R	b	r
3	ETX	DC3	#	3	C	S	c
4	EOT	DC4	$	4	D	T	d	t
5	ENQ	NAK	%	5	E	U	e	u
6	ACK	SYN	8	6	F	V	f	v
7	BEL	ETB	'	7	G	W	g	w
8	BS	CAN	()	8	H	X	h	x
9	HT	EM	()	9	I	Y	!	y
IA	SUB	ZJ:	z
B	VT	ESC	+	;	K	[	k	{
C	EF	FS	.	<	L	\	l	|
D	CR GS	- =	M [ m	{
ESO RS . > N v n ~
F	SI	US	/	?	O	-	o	DEL

Hexadecimal-Decimal Conversion Table

H/I	10	234	5678	9AB	CDEF
00	1234	5678	91011	12131415
116	1718	192021	2223	24252627	2829	3031
2	32	33	34	35	36	37	38	39	40	41	42	43	44	45	46	47
3	48	49	50	51	52	53	54	55	56	57	58	59	60	61	62	63
4	64	65	66	67	68	69	70	71	72	73	74	75	76	77	78	79
5	80	81	82	83	84	85	86	87	88	89	90	91	92	93	94	95
6	96	97	98	99	100	101	102	103	104	105	106	107	108	109	110	111
7	112	113	114	115	116	117	118	119	120	121	122	123	124	125	126	127
8	128	129	130	131	132	133	134	135	136	137	138	139	140	141	142	143
9	144	145	146	147	148	149	150	151	152	153	154	155	156	157	158	159
A	160	161	162	163	164	165	166	167	168	169	170	171	172	173	174	175
B	176	177	178	179	180	181	182	183	184	185	186	187	188	189	190	191
C	192	193	194	195	196	197	198	199	200	201	202	203	204	205	206	207
D	208	209	210	211	212	213	214	215	216	217	218	219	220	221	222	223
E	224	225	226	227	228	229	230	231	232	233	234	235	236	237	238	239
F	240	241	242	243	244	245	246	247	248	249	250	251	252	253	254	255

For Example:

Hexadecimal

56 -> H:5 L:3

D5-> H:D L:5

Decimal

83

213

PIN ASSIGNMENTS

10 Pin Modular Plug

RJ-45 Male10P10C	TTL W	AND KB RS-232 KB USB			→
1	×	×	×	RTS	×
2	×	×	×		×
3		×	×		×
4
5	GOOD-READ	READ	DATA	×	DATA
6	DATA	DATA	PC-CLK	×	PC-CLK
7	VCC	VCC	VCC	VCC	VCC
8	KB-CLK ×			×	×
9	S.O.S	×	KB-DATA	×	×
10	×	×	×		×

TTL Signal Output

Function	DB9F	Din6M/5M(240°)
Start of Scan	1	6
Signal Data	2	2
Led Indicator	3	---
Trigger	5	5
Power Enable	6	4
GND	7	3
VCC+5V	9	1

DB9F

Din6M Din5M (without pin#6)

PIN ASSIGNMENTS

Wand Emulation Signal Output

Function	DB9F	Din5M(180°)	Din6M/Din5M(240°)
Signal Data 2	2
GND 7 2 3
VCC+5V 9 3 1

DB9F

Din5M (180")

Din6M
Din5M (without pin#6)
Note : "F" stands for a female connector, while "M" stands for a male connector.

RS-232 Signal Output

Function DB9F+DC (or without DC)
GND 5
CTS 7
RTS 8
RX	3
TX	2
VCC+5V	9

Note : For PC applications, a cable with DC power jack is required to accept external power input.

DB9F+DC -Jack

Keyboard Signal Output

Funcion	Din5F	Din5M	Mini-Din6M	Mini-Din6F
GND 4	4 3	3
PC_Data	--- 2	1 ---
PC_CLK	--- 1	5 ---
Vcc+5V	5 5	4 4
KB_CLK 1	---	--- 5
KB_Data 2	--- --- 1

USB Signal Output

FUNCTION USB-A
GND 4
Vcc	1
D+	3
D-	2