Canon PIXMA TS6040 Driver Download

Canon PIXMA TS6040 printer mode inarguably is a multifunction printer with amazing qualities to impress the user with top quality. This expectation not cut short because some of the notable features include borderless printing and wireless printing and sharing. Users will also enjoy a Canon Print app for mobile device connection for direct printing. Borderless printing on 4×6 inches photo sizes is about 39 seconds on the average.

Canon PIXMA TS6040 driver Downloads for Microsoft Windows 32-bit – 64-bit and Macintosh Operating System.

Supported Ink Catridges

Ink Catridge Yellow CLI-471Y, Cyan Ink Catridge CLI-471C, CLI-471BK Ink Catridge Black, Magenta Ink Catridge CLI-471M, Ink Catridge Pigment Black PGI-470PGBK

Specifications

The general print features with clear statements include printing, copying, scanning, and Cloud link. It can produce a maximum resolution of 4800 x 1200 dots per inch (dpi) with five ink cartridges. By the way, the colors include cyan, magenta, yellow, pigment black, and black. The ink cartridges that can work vary in the model as well as in the capacity of print. At the same time, it supports the use of the ChromaLife100 inks, which can ensure that the user gets the best quality.

Monochrome or black documents runs at 15.0 images per minute (ipm). Colour printing is approximately ten ipm, as against the borderless printing at 39 seconds per page. Besides, there is a two-sided printing or duplex printing, which is compatible with A4, A5, B5, and plain paper letter-sized paper. Scanning uses the contact image sensor (CIS) and a document scanner. It’s optimum optical scanning resolution if 1200 x 2400 dots per inch (dpi).

Scanning runs at the speed of 19 pages per minute (ppm) while the input/output depth is 48bit/24bit for color. On the flip side, black and white are 16bit and 8bit. Whereas, this scanner process has a maximum document size of 216 mm by 297 mm for the best output quality. Users should note that some of the estimations in this article are rough estimates to give the best performance.