Brother DCP-L2620DW Driver Download

Brother DCP-L2620DW Driver lets the computer identify this wireless monochrome laser multifunction printer correctly. After setup, print jobs can move to the machine, and scanned files can return to the computer. Copying runs from the printer hardware, but the installed software keeps the device recognized for its main functions. A USB or wireless connection carries those commands with fewer recognition conflicts.

Brother DCP-L2620DW Specifications

The Brother DCP-L2620DW is a monochrome laser 3-in-1 printer for printing, colour or mono scanning, and copying. Its electrophotographic engine runs with 128 MB of memory. Local control uses physical keys and a two-line LCD. Scanning comes from a CIS flatbed rather than an automatic document feeder. The separate supply system uses an inbox toner, replacement toner rated up to 3,000 pages, and a matching drum unit.

Printing runs at up to 32 pages per minute on A4 paper. Automatic two-sided output reaches 16 sides per minute. From ready mode, the first page leaves in up to 8.5 seconds. Print resolution reaches 1200 x 1200 dpi. Copying uses up to 600 x 600 dpi and starts in up to 10 seconds. Copy controls can stack or sort 99 copies, with scaling from 25% to 400% in 1% steps.

The scanner glass accepts A4 or Letter originals. Optical scan resolution reaches 1200 x 1200 dpi from the flatbed. Through Brother’s scanner utility, interpolation can reach 19200 x 19200 dpi. The 250-sheet standard tray holds the main paper supply, and the manual feed slot takes one sheet at a time. The tray accepts A4, Letter, A5, A6, B5, B6, Executive, A4 Short, and 16K paper.

Manual feed takes media up to 215.9 mm wide and 355.6 mm long. It also handles envelopes, labels, bond paper, and thicker paper up to 230 gsm. Printed pages collect in a 120-sheet output area. Automatic duplexing works with A4 plain, thin, or recycled paper from 64 to 105 gsm. Wired setup uses USB 2.0. Wireless printing runs through 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz Wi-Fi, with Wi-Fi Direct available for a direct wireless link. Brother lists no Ethernet interface for this DW version.