Canon PIXMA MP180 Driver Download

The compatible operating system versions with this device include the MS Windows 7, XP, 2000, Me, and 98 and alter arrangements. Also, it is consistent with the Mac OS X v10.2.8 to 10.4.x and later versions. The compatible connectivity options include the standard USB 2.0 hi-speed port, but which does not include the connecting cable. It is also compatible with some software, which includes:
– CD-ROM including MP Driver
– MP Navigator
– Setup Software and Users Guide
– Electronic Photo Application Guide
– Electronic Users Guide
– e-Registration
– Arcsoft PhotoStudio
– ScanSoft
– OmniPage SE
– 8 Easy-PhotoPrint version 3.5 and
– Easy-WebPrint (Windows only, requires
Microsoft Internet Explorer version 5.5, but the manufacturer recommends version 6.0)

Canon PIXMA MP180 driver Downloads for Microsoft Windows 32-bit – 64-bit and Macintosh Operating System.

Supported Ink Cartridges

PG-40 Black Ink Cartridge
CL-41 Color Inkjet Cartridge

Physically, this machine has a width of 17.5 inches, a depth of 15.0 inches, and a height of up to 7.2 inches. In addition to other dimensions, the machine’s net weight is about 14.4 lbs. the device also comes with toll-free technical phone support for a whole year. Also, it has a full-year limited warranty with the InstantExchange program for further assurance.

Scanning with this Canon PIXMA MP180 device assures an optical resolution of about 1200 x 2400 dots per inch (dpi). The interpolated resolution of the machine is up to 19200 x 19200 dpi under ideal conditions. This machine has a contact image sensor (CIS) element that can identify the minutest of objects. At the same time, it has a maximum document size of 8.5 x 11.7 inches under ideal conditions. Furthermore, the scanning mode has 48 bit and 24-bit color depths for both internal and external measures.

However, the copying process for black documents has a speed of 22 copies per minute (CPM), which is as fast as 2.8 seconds per page. On the other hand, color documents have a rate of 17 CPM, which is approximately 3.5 seconds per page.