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125 MDB Payment Device to PC Converter, RS232 Adapter Bill Acceptor Computer Serial Port Transfer Box Comes with Cables, for Connecting MDB Coin Receivers auspowers_batchtwo parking can bedone quickly and Style:Crimped Wire Wheel parking can bedone quickly and easily Each grit includes a total of four different diameter sleeves: 1 2 inch The main device can be any control system that supports RS232 serial communication RS232 Adapter Bill Acceptor Computer Serial Port Transfer Box Comes with Cables

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