Brother DCP-J7205CDW Driver Download

Brother DCP-J7205CDW Driver sets up computer communication with this colour inkjet multifunction printer for printing, scanning, and copying. After installation, the operating system can identify the Brother DCP-J7205CDW and send each job to the correct function. A nearby computer can connect through USB for a direct link. Wireless setup lets print jobs and scan requests move through the network without a printer cable.

Brother DCP-J7205CDW Specifications

The Brother DCP-J7205CDW is an A3 colour inkjet multifunction printer for printing, scanning, and copying. Its desktop inkjet engine uses four separate pigment ink cartridges, with 512 MB memory inside the machine. A 2.7-inch TFT touchscreen sits on the front panel for local control. Users can place originals on the flatbed glass or load them into the 50-sheet automatic document feeder. This DCP model does not include fax, NFC, or simultaneous duplex scanning.

Print resolution reaches up to 1200 x 4800 dpi. A3 is the largest printable size, measuring 297 x 420 mm. On plain paper, listed speed reaches about 31 ipm in mono and 30 ipm in colour. Automatic two-sided printing runs at 22 ipm mono and 21 ipm colour. The first page takes about 4.4 seconds in mono or 4.6 seconds in colour. Borderless printing works only on compatible media.

Copying also reaches up to 1200 x 4800 dpi. The first copy takes about 5.0 seconds in mono and about 6.0 seconds in colour. A continuous copy job can produce up to 999 pages. Copy size runs from L-size to A3, and scaling can be set from 25 to 400 percent in one-percent steps. For scanning, the flatbed glass accepts originals up to 295 x 429.8 mm.

Paper input splits between two 250-sheet trays and a rear multipurpose tray for up to 100 sheets. Total input capacity reaches 600 sheets. The paper path accepts plain paper, recycled paper, coated inkjet paper, glossy paper, postcards, and index cards. Envelopes also feed through the paper system. A nearby computer can connect through Hi-Speed USB 2.0. Network use can run through Gigabit Ethernet, IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n wireless LAN, or Wi-Fi Direct. AirPrint, Mopria, and Brother Mobile Connect handle mobile printing.