Brother MFC-J7110CDW Driver Download

Brother MFC-J7110CDW Driver lets the computer recognize this all-in-one inkjet for print, scan, copy, and fax work. After installation, print commands can reach the machine instead of stopping at an unrecognized device. The same software keeps the scanner and fax functions available to the operating system. For wired or wireless setup, it helps route jobs through the connection selected on the computer.

Brother MFC-J7110CDW Specifications

The Brother MFC-J7110CDW is an A3 colour inkjet all-in-one with print, scan, copy, and fax hardware. Its desktop inkjet engine uses four separate pigment ink cartridges. Internal memory is 512 MB. The control panel carries a 2.7-inch TFT colour touchscreen for local settings. With the covers closed, the body measures 576 x 477 x 305 mm. Weight with consumables is about 20 kg, and copying draws about 30 W.

Print resolution reaches up to 1200 x 4800 dpi. The paper path handles A3 sheets. On A4 plain paper, simplex speed is about 31 ipm in monochrome and 30 ipm in colour. Automatic duplex printing also works up to A3, at about 22 ipm for black and 21 ipm for colour. The first page takes about 4.4 seconds in black or 4.6 seconds in colour. Borderless printing is available on A4 and A3 when that setting is selected.

Scanning uses a flatbed and a 50-sheet automatic document feeder. The feeder does not provide single-pass duplex scanning. Colour scans reach 1200 x 1200 dpi from the glass and 300 x 600 dpi from the ADF. In monochrome, the glass reaches 1200 x 2400 dpi, while the feeder reaches 600 x 600 dpi. Software interpolation can raise scan resolution to 19200 x 19200 dpi. Original size reaches 295 x 429.8 mm.

Paper input comes from one 250-sheet main tray and a 100-sheet multipurpose tray. Printed sheets collect in a 100-sheet output area. The rear feed takes A3 paper, envelopes, glossy media, postcards, and index cards. Long paper can also feed from the rear, up to 297 x 1200 mm. Copying can produce up to 999 copies, with scaling from 25 to 400 percent. Faxing uses Super G3 at up to 33.6 kbps. A nearby computer can connect through Hi-Speed USB 2.0, while network use runs through Ethernet, wireless LAN, or Wi-Fi Direct.