Product images are provided for reference and may not represent the exact model, configuration, or included components.

Overview

SKU: CEPS-012
Condition: New
Availability: Usually Ships in 2-3 Weeks
Warranty 1-Year Limited Warranty

Overview

SKU: CEPS-012
Condition: New
Availability: Usually Ships in 2-3 Weeks
Warranty 1-Year Limited Warranty

No Bots, Just Experts

Questions about this product? Free pre-sales support from a senior specialist — product questions, compatibility checks, BOM quotes, price confirmation — typically answered within one business day. Need camera placement or system design work? Engineering time is $175 per hour (qty 1 = 1 hour). Hardware buyers get up to one hour ($175) credited back on their order.

Description

Epson CEPS-012 DB9 to DB25 Null Modem Cable

Overview

The Epson CEPS-012 is a 6-foot null modem cable that bridges legacy serial communication between Epson thermal printers and host systems using DB9 male and DB25 male connectors. Null modem wiring (cross-connected transmit/receive lines) eliminates the need for an external converter or gender adapter when connecting a printer with a DB9 port to a system with a DB25 serial interface, or vice versa. This cable solves the connector-mismatch problem in warehouse, retail, and logistics environments where legacy serial printers remain in service.

Compatibility

The CEPS-012 works with Epson thermal printer models equipped with either DB9 or DB25 serial ports. Verify your printer's serial port type and gender before ordering. The 6-foot length fits standard bench-top and wall-mounted installations within typical warehouse and point-of-sale distances. If your host system or printer uses RJ-45 serial (console port), or if you require USB-to-serial conversion, this cable will not suffice — confirm connector types on both ends of your link first.

Installation Notes

No special tools or torque specifications are required — DB connectors hand-tighten. Test serial communication at 9600 baud (the standard for Epson thermal printers) after installation. If the printer does not respond to commands, verify null modem pin assignments (TxD and RxD should be crossed); if they are not, the cable has failed or was routed into a standard (non-null) serial cable by mistake. The cable does not supply power — it carries control signals only. Thermal printers must draw power from their dedicated power supply.

Specifications
Product Type: Printer
Connectivity: DB9(M) to DB25(M)
Dimensions: 6 feet
Warranty: 1-year
identifier_exists: no
Compatible With: legacy
Connector: DB9
Form Factor: Cable
Type: to DB25 Null Modem Cable
Interface: DB9 (M) to DB25 (M) Null Modem
Form_Factor: Cable
Product_Type: Serial Null Modem Cable
Q&A
Reviews
Have Questions?

Epson CEPS-012 DB9 to DB25 Null Modem Cable

$13.90
$12.99

RELATED PRODUCTS

Save $0.01
Epson EPSON-003 DB9 to DB25 Null Modem Cable 10ft
Add to Cart The item has been added

Epson EPSON-003

Epson EPSON-003 DB9 to DB25 Null Modem Cable 10ft

DB9-to-DB25 null modem cable for legacy Epson receipt printers, 10 feet

  • 10-foot DB9F to DB25M null modem serial cable
  • Connects legacy receipt printers to host systems
  • Cross-coupled RS-232 lines for direct comms
Free shipping over $499
$15.00 $14.99 Save $0.01
The item has been added Add to quote
$15.00 $14.99 Save $0.01
Save $0.01 Add to cart Add to quote

System Design, Deployment & Technical Support

Support services and planning resources for commercial surveillance, access control, and infrastructure deployments.

Fixed scope • Fixed price

System Design Assistance

  • Get help validating product compatibility
  • Coverage requirements
  • Storage planning and deployment architecture before you buy.
Request Design Help

Deployment & Configuration Support

  • Access fixed-scope support for rollout planning
  • User setup guidance
  • Migration and system standardization across single-site or multi-site deployments
View Support Services

Guides, Tools & Calculators

  • PoE requirements
  • Storage retention
  • Camera selection and deployment methodology
Open Technical Resources