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General| Print Technology | Inkjet |
|---|---|
| Functions | Print, Copy, Scan, Fax |
| Connectivity | USB, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct |
| Scan Resolution | 1200 x 2400 dpi |
| Fax Speed | 33.6 kbps |
| Max Print Resolution | 4800 x 1200 dpi |
| Print Speed (Black) | 22 ppm |
| Print Speed (Color) | 20 ppm |
| Duplex Printing | Automatic |
| Display | 2.7" Touchscreen |
| ADF Capacity | 50 sheets |
| Supported Paper Sizes | A3, A4 |
| Operating System Support | Windows, macOS, Linux |
| Scanner Type | Flatbed, ADF |
| Mobile Printing | Brother iPrint&Scan, AirPrint, Google Cloud Print |
| Ink Cartridges | Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow |
| Paper Input Capacity | 250 sheets |
Explains symbols and conventions used in the guide.
Provides crucial information regarding product usage, software, and regional availability.
Confirms essential checks before operation, paper selection, and explains simultaneous functions.
Describes the main components and buttons of the machine's control panel.
Details the three home screens and their functions, including shortcuts and status indicators.
Explains how to access and navigate the machine's settings menu via the touchscreen.
Guides on how to interact with the touchscreen, including scrolling and touching for options.
Explains how to change the default screen displayed when the machine is idle or the Home button is pressed.
Explains how to launch Brother Utilities for accessing installed applications on a computer.
Covers procedures for loading paper into various trays and slots, including related settings and problems.
Explains how to load documents into the ADF and onto the scanner glass, and covers unscannable areas.
Details various printing methods and options from a Windows computer, including photo and document printing.
Covers printing procedures and options from a Macintosh computer, including photos, documents, and duplex printing.
Explains how to print files directly from a USB flash drive, including compatible drives and photo printing.
Guides on using the machine's scan button for various destinations like PC, email, FTP, and network folders.
Lists methods to scan photos and documents using computer applications like ControlCenter4 and Nuance PaperPort.
Details scanning procedures using ControlCenter2 and TWAIN-compliant applications on a Macintosh computer.
Provides instructions for making basic copies of documents, including setting the number of copies and adjusting settings.
Explains how to adjust the enlargement or reduction ratio for copied data to resize it.
Explains how to reduce paper usage by copying onto both sides of the paper, covering various layout options.
Describes how to use the 2in1(ID) feature to copy both sides of an identification card onto one page.
Describes how to use Ink Save Mode to print lighter colours and emphasize outlines, saving ink.
Covers all aspects of sending faxes, including manual sending, delayed sending, and broadcasting.
Details various receiving modes, fax preview, memory options, and remote retrieval.
Discusses connecting external devices and services like Caller ID, TAD, and handling telephone line types.
Explains how to send and receive faxes directly from a computer using Brother's PC-FAX software.
Provides a table of supported network features across different operating systems and connection types.
Explains various methods for wireless network setup, including WPS and manual configuration.
Details advanced network settings like I-Fax, LDAP search, and time synchronization via SNTP.
Recommends disabling insecure protocols like FTP and TFTP for better security.
Explains how to restrict functions and set user page limits to enhance machine security.
Covers configuring certificates and managing them using Web Based Management for secure SSL/TLS communication.
Details how to configure secure email sending and receiving using SSL/TLS and user authentication.
Explains IEEE 802.1x authentication for securing wired and wireless network access.
Introduces Brother Web Connect and its features for accessing online services like Google Drive and Flickr.
Explains how to use Google Cloud Print™ for printing from various devices and services without installing printer drivers.
Covers AirPrint functionality for wireless printing, scanning, and faxing from Apple devices.
Details mobile printing capabilities for Windows devices, allowing wireless printing without driver installation.
Describes how to use the Brother iPrint&Scan app for printing and scanning from mobile devices.
Details how to use ControlCenter4 for accessing machine features, managing settings, and customizing scan actions.
Explains how to use ControlCenter2 for scanning photos and documents on a Macintosh computer.
Lists common error and maintenance messages, their causes, and recommended actions to resolve them.
Covers procedures for removing jammed documents from the ADF and other areas of the machine.
Provides steps to locate and remove jammed paper from various parts of the machine.
Offers general troubleshooting advice and directs users to contact support for unresolved issues.
Addresses common network issues and provides steps to resolve them, including using the Network Connection Repair Tool.
Guides on how to perform machine resets, including factory defaults for network settings.
Provides instructions on how to replace ink cartridges, including important precautions and troubleshooting.
Covers various cleaning procedures for the machine, including the scanner, print head, and rollers.
Guides on checking print quality, alignment, ink volume, and machine status.
Explains how to customize settings like volume, sleep mode, date/time, and print options directly from the machine's control panel.
Details how to change machine settings via Web Based Management, Remote Setup, or Network Management Software.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the printer, memory, LCD, power, dimensions, weights, noise, and ADF.
Guides on using the on-screen keyboard for text input on the Brother machine's LCD.
