Brother MFC-J985DW Driver

This particular item is a sophisticated piece of equipment, featuring top-of-the-line printing capabilities that outperform many other devices. What sets it apart is its utilization of inkjet print technology, boasting not one, but two print heads – the monochrome and the color printing heads – delivering unparalleled efficiency and quality. The monochrome print head is equipped with a single piezo and 210 nozzles, while the color print head boasts three of these components for the cyan, magenta, and yellow colors.

Specifications

The device boasts an impressive internal memory of 128 MB of RAM, providing ample storage for all your needs. The display feature is equally impressive, featuring a 2.7-inch diagonal measurement liquid crystal display (LCD). This component is a cutting-edge TFT touchscreen LCD and touchpanel, making it incredibly user-friendly and intuitive to navigate. With such advanced technology at your fingertips, you can easily operate the computer with ease and efficiency.

The machine’s main power source is derived from alternating current ranging from 220 to 240 volts with a frequency of 50/60 Hz. The printer’s power consumption varies depending on the current activity. For example, when printing or copying, the average power usage is around 19 watts, while the active mode uses 3.5 watts of power. Once the printer enters sleep mode, it uses a power currency of up to 1.3 watts. However, when the printer is turned off but still connected, the power usage is reduced to 0.2 watts.

The device’s physical measurements include a height of approximately 227 mm, a depth of approximately 172 mm, and a width of 341 mm. However, when the input and output trays are opened, the diameter extends to 583 mm. The weight of the device is around 8.5 kg.

It is important for users to be aware that the printer at hand possesses the ability to facilitate document feeding via the automatic document feeder (ADF), for both single-sided and double-sided printing. Additionally, the standard measurements conform to the ISO9296 measuring standards, ensuring accuracy and consistency.