Canon PIXMA MP568 Driver Download

The Canon PIXMA MP568 printer model belongs to the PIXMA photo printer series with a design for optimum quality and speed. It produces a maximum resolution of 9600 (horizontal) x 2400 (vertical) dots per inch (dpi) at the best performance. Also, the smallest ink droplet size of the ink tank is one picolitre. The compatible ink tanks include the PGI-820 for pigment black and CLI-821 for dye cyan, magenta, black and yellow colors.

Canon PIXMA MP568 driver Downloads for Microsoft Windows 32-bit – 64-bit and Macintosh Operating System.

Ink Catridge Details

Ink Catridge PGI-820 Pigment Black  :  Upto 324 sheets, Ink Catridge Black CLI-821BK  : Yield upto sheets 3425,  Yellow Ink Catridge CLI-821Y  :  Approx. 530 sheets, Cyan Ink Catridge CLI-821C  : Upto 535 sheets, Ink Catridge Magenta CLI-821M  : Upto yield 510 sheets

When using an A4 paper size for color printing, the PGI-820 cartridge will print up to 324 sheets. Besides, the CLI-821 model will print up to 3425 sheets of printed materials. However, these estimations differ when a 4R photo sized paper is in use. The rate of printing with the Canon PIXMA MP568 model is approximately 9.2 pages per minute (ppm) for black printing. Whereas, color printing is at a speed of 6.0 pages per minute (ppm).

Printing a photo on an A4 runs at approximately 85 seconds on the average at the standard model. If users write the same picture on a photo paper at the borderless mode, the rate is 39 seconds on the average. Borderless printing is compatible with A4, letter, legal, A5, A6, envelopes, and other standard paper sizes. More details on paper handling of the Canon printer include the capacity for 150 sheets of plain paper in the rear tray.

Scanning produces an output resolution of 2400 x 4800 dots per inch (dpi) with an average speed of 18 seconds. Also, the direct scan to memory card feature can work conveniently with the USB memory and supports TWAIN/WIA scanning elements. The copying in black and white runs at a rate of 8.2 copies per minute (CPM) for continuous production. On the other hand, color permanent copying works at a rate of 3.8 copies per minute (CPM).