Brother HL-1202 Driver Download

Brother HL 1202 Driver lets the operating system identify the printer and pass print jobs to it correctly. The software controls communication between the computer and this monochrome laser printer through its supported connection. Using the matching version can prevent detection errors and jobs that remain queued without printing. The hardware has no scanner, copier, or fax unit, so its software setup applies only to printing.

Brother HL-1202 Specifications

The Brother HL-1202 is a monochrome laser printer built only for document printing. Electrophotographic laser technology forms each page, and the machine carries 1 MB of standard memory for processing print jobs. It has no scanner, copier, fax modem, automatic document feeder, display, or touchscreen. Settings therefore rely on the computer and the printer’s physical controls rather than an onboard screen.

Native print resolution is 600 x 600 dpi. Brother’s Resolution Control technology increases the effective output to 2400 x 600 dpi. Speed reaches 20 ppm on A4 paper and 21 ppm on Letter sheets. Under the stated room-temperature test conditions, the first page leaves the printer in less than 10 seconds from ready mode. Automatic duplexing is unavailable, so two-sided documents require the sheets to be turned manually.

A single input tray takes plain or recycled paper and holds up to 150 sheets. Accepted sizes are A4, Letter, Legal, Folio, A5, A5 long-edge, B5, and Executive. Adjustable sheets may measure from 148 to 216 mm wide and 148 to 355.6 mm long. Paper weight must remain between 65 and 105 g/m². Finished pages collect face down in an output area rated for 50 sheets.

A nearby computer connects through the Full-Speed USB 2.0 interface, using a cable shorter than 2 metres as Brother recommends. This variant has no listed wireless LAN or Ethernet hardware. With the body closed, its dimensions are 340 x 238 x 189 mm. Weight reaches 4.6 kg with consumables installed. During printing, power consumption is approximately 380 W at 25 °C.