What to do if Brother All in One Printer cannot print?
If you're unable to print with your Brother All in One Printer, first ensure that the machine is turned on. Also, confirm your network settings. Keep in mind that certain files may not be able to be printed, or may not appear exactly as they are displayed.
What to do if Brother MFC-J4310DW shows 'Unable to connect to Google' error?
If you receive the error message 'Unable to connect to Google' on your Brother All in One Printer, ensure that your machine is connected to a network with Internet access.
Why Brother Print Server machine cannot print or scan over the network?
To fix this, confirm that both the IP addresses and Subnet Masks of your computer and the Brother machine are correct and located on the same network. You can also confirm the IP address and the Subnet Mask using the Network Connection Repair Tool (Windows®). As an alternative, uninstall the MFL-Pro Suite and reinstall it.
Why is my Brother All in One Printer not printing?
If your Brother All in One Printer isn't printing, ensure that it is powered on. Also, verify the network settings are correctly configured.
How to get my Brother MFC-J4310DW All in One Printer to show up in the printer list?
If your Brother All in One Printer isn't showing up in the printer list, first ensure that the printer is turned on. Also, confirm the network settings. Moving your mobile device closer to the wireless access point/router or the Brother machine might also help.
General| Type | All-in-One Printer |
|---|---|
| Functions | Print, Copy, Scan, Fax |
| Print Technology | Inkjet |
| Print Speed (Color) | 10 ppm |
| Print Resolution | 6000 x 1200 dpi |
| Duplex Printing | Yes |
| Connectivity | USB, Ethernet, Wi-Fi |
| Paper Capacity | 250 sheets |
| Maximum Paper Size | A4 |
| Scanner Type | Flatbed |
| Fax Speed | 33.6 kbps |
| Mobile Printing | Apple AirPrint, Google Cloud Print, Brother iPrint&Scan |
Explains the role and installation of the printer driver.
Utility for monitoring device status and error notifications.
Details on configuring various print settings like Media Type, Quality, etc.
Accessing advanced print options such as Watermark, Header-Footer.
Procedures for print head cleaning and test prints.
Information on accessing help, FAQs, and Brother resources.
Guide to using the photo editing and printing application.
Using the TWAIN driver for scanning into applications.
Utilizing the WIA driver for scanning documents.
Document management application for viewing and organizing scanned files.
Image processing applications for scanned book and whiteboard photos.
Introduction to the software utility for managing device functions.
Basic interface for accessing main machine functions.
Features for printing, editing, and managing photos.
Options for scanning to file, OCR, email, and applications.
Functionality for sending and receiving faxes via computer.
Configuring remote setup, address book, and scan button settings.
Sending documents as faxes using the PC-FAX software.
Configuring sender details for PC-FAX transmissions.
Managing contacts for PC-FAX sending and receiving.
Software to view and store faxes on the computer.
Accessing media files from memory cards or USB drives.
Accessing media via FTP protocol on a network.
Initial computer setup for printing and faxing on macOS.
Monitoring machine status and error messages on macOS.
Installing and using the printer driver on macOS.
Configuring paper size, media type, and print quality on macOS.
Adjusting color output and advanced color options on macOS.
Using the TWAIN driver for scanning on macOS.
Utilizing the ICA driver for scanning on macOS.
Document management software for macOS with OCR capabilities.
Introduction to the management software on macOS.
Functions for scanning to image, OCR, email, and file on macOS.
Creating custom scan buttons for specific needs on macOS.
Accessing remote setup, address book, and ink levels on macOS.
Configuring machine settings remotely on macOS.
Accessing media files on macOS.
Operating the scan button via USB for various functions.
Scanning documents directly to an email client via USB.
Scanning documents to image applications via USB.
Scanning documents for text conversion via USB.
Scanning documents directly to a file via USB.
Scanning documents to memory cards or USB drives via USB.
Prerequisites and license information for network scanning.
Setting up network scanning on Windows.
Setting up network scanning on macOS.
Operating the scan button over a network.
Scanning to an email server for document distribution.
Scanning documents directly to an FTP server.
Scanning to shared folders on a network.
Scanning via Web Services on newer Windows versions.
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