Brother recommends you use an IEEE 1284 compliant Parallel cable or type A/B USB cable that is no longer than 6 feet, directly connected from the Brother machine to an available port on your computer. PART 1: VERIFY THE CABLE CONNECTION AND CYCLE THE POWERġ. To troubleshoot your print speed, please complete the steps listed below: NOTE: To determine the connection type supported by your machine, please visit for your machine's specifications. When connected via Parallel you are going to get the slowest print speed available when compared to the other 3 connection methods mentioned above. We recommend this interface connection only in the event you are unable to connect USB, Ethernet, or Wireless. A Parallel connection is the slowest interface option. If you need to print from more than one computer and are unable to connect an Ethernet cable, then Wireless would be the best option.Ĥ. Print speed is somewhat slower when using a Wireless connection as opposed to Ethernet. A wireless network connection is also available. In the event you need to print from more than one computer we recommend an Ethernet connection when possible.ģ. Although an Ethernet connection is slower than a USB connection it's the fastest network connection available and will yield the fastest print speed when on a network. Though it will also work with a USB 1.1 interface cable, we suggest that you use Hi-Speed USB 2.0 if possible.Ģ. The Brother machine supports a type A/B Hi-Speed USB 2.0 interface, which will improve print speed when used in conjunction with a Hi-Speed USB 2.0 port on your computer. Longer cables may work, but Brother suggests that the shorter the cable, the greater the success rate.
It is recommended that your USB Interface cable is 6 feet or less. A USB connection directly from the Brother machine to the computer will yield the fastest print speed. How does print speed vary by connection type?ġ. How does print speed vary by connection type? NOTE: Print speed testing does not take into account processing time and data transfer time.
To determine your machine's specified print speed, please visit for your machine's specifications.
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Actual print speed may vary depending on printing conditions such as computer configuration, operating system, document complexity, printing frequency, connection method, application software and other factors. Print Speeds, stated as pages per minute or PPM, reflect measured values based on Brother's particular testing conditions and are for reference only. If you are experiencing these issues after replacing your router or changing your network's configuration, contact your router manufacturer or network admin for support.
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