Brother HL-5140 Driver Download

Brother HL-5140 Driver lets the computer send print jobs correctly to this monochrome laser printer. The device is built for printing only, so setup should not involve scanning, copying, or faxing. After the computer recognizes the printer, print commands can move through the selected connection. Proper driver communication keeps page output and printer status reporting consistent.

Brother HL-5140 Specifications

The Brother HL-5140 is a print-only mono laser printer with electrophotographic technology. Processing comes from a Fujitsu SPARClite 133 MHz controller with 16 MB of memory, and a 100-pin DIMM slot can raise memory to 144 MB. The control panel carries Toner, Drum, Paper, and three-color Status LEDs, along with Go and Job Cancel buttons. Since the hardware is limited to printing, it has no scanner, copier, fax, or automatic document feeder.

Print speed reaches up to 20 pages per minute on A4 paper and up to 21 pages per minute on Letter, while the first page comes out in less than 10 seconds from the standard tray. Resolution options include HQ1200, 600 dpi, and 300 dpi for supported computer platforms. DOS and Linux operation use lower listed modes, whereas printer language support is limited to PCL6.

Paper input comes through a 250-sheet standard tray, while the manual feed tray accepts one sheet at a time. An optional lower tray can add another 250 sheets. The main tray takes A4, Letter, Legal, Executive, A5, A6, and selected B-size papers. Manual feed handles plain paper, bond paper, recycled paper, transparencies, envelopes, and labels. Output capacity is 150 sheets face down, with one-sheet face-up delivery at the rear.

Standard connectivity includes IEEE 1284 parallel and Hi-Speed USB 2.0, with optional 10/100Base-TX networking through the NC-2100p print server. Manual duplex printing is supported, but automatic duplexing is not assigned to this model. Physical measurements are 382 x 383 x 252 mm, weight is 10.5 kg, and power consumption stays under 460 W while printing, under 75 W in standby, and under 5 W in sleep mode.