Ingenico Lane 3000/5000/7000/8000 Ethernet Cable w/ External Power Port | 6ft OEM Cable (296114829AD)

Ingenico Lane 3000/5000/7000/8000 Ethernet Cable with External Power Port — OEM 6ft

Connect your Ingenico Lane series payment terminal to your network with this OEM Ethernet cable. Designed specifically for the Lane 3000, Lane 5000, Lane 7000, and Lane 8000, this 6-foot cable provides a reliable wired network connection via RJ45 Ethernet with an integrated external power port for uninterrupted payment processing.

Key Features

• ✅ OEM Ingenico cable, guaranteed compatible with Lane 3000, Lane 5000, Lane 7000, and Lane 8000
• ✅ Ethernet (RJ45) connection for fast, reliable wired networking
• ✅ Integrated external power port, power your terminal through the cable using your existing power supply
• ✅ 6-foot cable length, ideal for countertop POS setups with nearby network access
• ✅ OEM Part #296114829AD, 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 Ethernet cable with external power port (6ft)

NOT included (sold separately):

• ⚠️ Power supply, required to power your terminal through the cable's external power port — sold separately here.
• ⚠️ Ethernet cable from wall jack to this cable's RJ45 port (standard Cat5e/Cat6 patch cable)

You'll also need:

• An active Ethernet port or network switch at your POS station
• Ingenico Lane 3000, 5000, 7000, or 8000 terminal

▶ 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 RJ45 (Ethernet) end to your network switch, router, or wall Ethernet jack.
4. Connect your Ingenico power supply to the external power port on this cable.
5. Power on the terminal and verify network connectivity in the terminal's settings menu.

Tip: For best results, use a direct wired connection to your network switch rather than running through multiple patch panels. This minimizes latency during card transactions.

▶ Which Cable Do I Need? Compare Ingenico Lane Cables

Ingenico offers several cable options for the Lane series. Make sure you're ordering the right one for your setup:

Not sure which cable your POS system requires? Contact your POS provider or check your terminal's current cable connection type.

▶ Full Compatible Terminal List

Ingenico Lane Series (All Compatible)

• ✅ 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, ICT, and IPP series (3000, 5000, 7000, 8000). If you have a different Ingenico model, check our full cable catalog.

▶ Troubleshooting — Terminal Not Connecting to Network

• No network connection? Verify the RJ45 end is securely plugged into an active Ethernet port. Check for link lights on your network switch.
• Terminal not powering on? The power supply must be connected to the external power port on this cable, not directly to the terminal. Make sure the power supply is plugged into a live outlet.
• Intermittent connection drops? Check for loose cable connections at both ends. Try a different Ethernet port on your switch. Replace the patch cable between the wall jack and this cable's RJ45 connector.
• Slow transactions? Avoid using Wi-Fi adapters or long daisy-chained Ethernet runs. A direct wired connection to your router or switch provides the fastest, most reliable payment processing.
• Wrong cable? If the connector doesn't fit your terminal, you may have a Desk series or legacy Ingenico model. Check the model number on the back of your terminal.

▶ Why Use OEM Cables?

Third-party cables may not maintain proper pin alignment, shielding, or power delivery for Ingenico Lane terminals. Using OEM cables ensures:

• ✅ Correct pin configuration for reliable data transmission
• ✅ Proper shielding to prevent interference near other electronics
• ✅ Correct power delivery specs to avoid terminal damage
• ✅ Full compatibility with all Lane firmware versions
• ✅ No risk of voiding your terminal warranty

OEM Part #296114829AD — this is the exact cable Ingenico specifies for Lane, ICT, or IPP series Ethernet installations.