Brother HL-L3240CDW Driver Download

Brother HL-L3240CDW Driver lets the computer recognize this print-only color laser printer and send jobs to it correctly. After setup, print commands can travel through the selected USB, wired network, or wireless connection. The software manages printing only, because the hardware has no scanner, copier, or fax section. Device recognition, command transfer, and printed output stay tied to the active setup.

Brother HL-L3240CDW Specifications

Brother HL-L3240CDW works as a color LED printer only, with no scanner, copier, ADF, or fax hardware in the body. Printing comes from an electrophotographic LED engine. Memory is 256 MB. A monochrome single-line LCD handles control-panel feedback, but the hardware carries no touchscreen. Printer languages cover PCL5e, PCL5c, PCL6, BR-Script3, PDF 1.7, and XPS 1.0, while toner supplies use separate black, cyan, magenta, and yellow cartridges.

Color and monochrome output both run at about 26 ppm on A4 paper from the standard tray. Duplex hardware prints both sides automatically, while two-sided A4 output reaches about 10 pages per minute in color or black. First print time from ready mode is 12 seconds or less. Warm-up takes 26 seconds or less from sleep mode and 30 seconds or less after power-on.

Paper input comes through a 250-sheet standard tray for A4, Letter, B5, A5, A5 long-edge, B6, A6, and postcards. For single sheets, the manual feed slot takes labels, envelopes, glossy paper, bond paper, recycled stock, postcards, and user-defined media from 76.2 to 216 mm wide and 116 to 355.6 mm long. Printed pages collect in a 150-sheet face-down output tray, while the rear face-up path exits one sheet at a time.

Connectivity combines Hi-Speed USB 2.0, Gigabit Ethernet, and wireless LAN using IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n. Automatic duplexing works with plain or recycled A4 paper, while direct USB printing and NFC are not part of this model. Without protrusions, the chassis measures 399 × 399 × 239 mm and weighs about 15.2 kg with supplies, while power draw reaches about 560 W during printing and peaks near 860 W.