Ingenico Lane 3000/5000/7000/8000 Powered USB Cable | 6ft OEM Cable (296111170AD)

Ingenico Lane 3000/5000/7000/8000 Powered USB Cable — OEM 6ft

Connect your Ingenico Lane series payment terminal to your PC or POS system with this OEM powered USB cable. Designed specifically for the Lane 3000, Lane 5000, Lane 7000, and Lane 8000, this 6-foot cable provides a reliable USB data connection with an integrated power port for your external power supply — required because Lane terminals draw more power than standard USB ports can deliver.

Key Features

• ✅ OEM Ingenico cable, guaranteed compatible with Lane 3000, Lane 5000, Lane 7000, and Lane 8000 (all versions)
• ✅ USB data connection to your PC or POS system for payment processing
• ✅ Integrated power port, connect your external power supply through this cable to power the terminal
• ✅ 6-foot cable length (6.6ft / 2m), ideal for countertop POS setups
• ✅ OEM Part #296111170AD, exact replacement for original Ingenico cable
• ✅ Durable commercial-grade construction built for 24/7 retail and restaurant environments

Specifications

▶ What's Included & What You'll Need

In the box:

• ✅ 1x Ingenico Lane Powered USB cable, 6ft (296111170AD)

NOT included (required — sold separately):

• ⚠️ External power supply, Lane terminals require more power than a standard USB port can provide. You MUST connect a compatible Ingenico power supply to the cable's power port for the terminal to operate

You'll also need:

• A PC or POS system with an available USB port
• Ingenico Lane 3000, 5000, 7000, or 8000 terminal
• Payment processing software configured for USB terminal connection

▶ Why a Powered USB Cable? (Not Standard USB)

Ingenico Lane terminals require more power than a standard USB port can deliver. A regular USB 2.0 port provides only 2.5 watts — Lane terminals need significantly more to operate the display, card reader, NFC antenna, and receipt printer.

This is why the cable has a separate power port — the USB connection handles data only, while the external power supply provides the power your terminal needs.

▶ How to Install (Step by Step)

1. Power off your Ingenico Lane terminal.
2. Connect the proprietary end of this cable to the port on the bottom of your Lane terminal.
3. Connect the USB end to an available USB port on your PC or POS system.
4. Connect your Ingenico power supply to the external power port on this cable.
5. Power on the terminal — it should be detected by your POS software.
6. Configure your payment processing software for USB terminal connection if not already set up.

⚠️ Important: The power supply MUST be connected through this cable's power port, do not attempt to power the terminal from the USB port alone. The terminal will not function without the external power supply.

▶ Which Cable Do I Need? Compare All Ingenico Lane Cables

Choose USB if your POS software communicates with the terminal via USB. Choose Ethernet if your POS communicates over the network. Not sure? Check with your POS software provider.

▶ USB vs Ethernet — Which Connection Type Do I Need?

Ingenico Lane terminals support both USB and Ethernet connections. The right choice depends on how your POS software communicates with the terminal:

Most small businesses with a single POS station use USB. Multi-lane retailers and cloud-based POS systems typically use Ethernet.

▶ Full Compatible Terminal List

Ingenico Lane(All Compatible), ICT2xx, iSC, and iPP Series

• ✅Ingenico Lane 3000: Compact countertop PIN pad, all versions
• ✅Ingenico Lane 5000: Touchscreen countertop terminal, all versions
• ✅Ingenico Lane 7000: Large touchscreen multi-lane terminal, all versions
• ✅Ingenico Lane 8000: Premium multi-lane terminal, all versions
• ✅ Ingenico iCT220, iCT250, iWL250 (legacy connector)
• ✅ Ingenico iPP320, iPP350 (different cable type)
• ✅ Ingenico iSC250, iSC480 (different connector)

NOT Compatible With

• ❌ Ingenico Desk 3500, Desk 5000, Move 5000 (different connector)

This cable fits ONLY the Ingenico Lane series (3000, 5000, 7000, 8000). If you have a different Ingenico model, check our full cable catalog.

▶ Troubleshooting — Terminal Not Powering On or Connecting

• Terminal not powering on? The external power supply MUST be connected to this cable's power port. Standard USB ports cannot power Lane terminals, verify the power supply is plugged into a live outlet and connected to this cable.
• PC not detecting the terminal? Try a different USB port on your PC. Avoid USB hubs, connect directly to a USB port on the PC. Check that your POS software has the correct USB drivers installed.