Sharp MX-5140N Driver

The Sharp MX-5140N model of printer is a multifunction device that can print, copy, and scan documents. It is also a machine that uses the laser print technology but with support of LED indicators with its desktop placement. It can produce reports in both monochrome and color print content, and the maximum size is A3 paper type. The four standard supported colors include cyan, magenta, black and yellow with double-sided printing style.

Specifications

The maximum resolution possible with the machine is up to 1200 x 1200 dots per inch (dpi). With this machine, the rate of printing is up to 51 pages per minute (ppm) for A4 paper and monochrome. On the other hand, the standard for the same black and white mode is also up to 23 ppm for A3. Surprisingly, for color printing, the rates are the same as it is for A4 and A3 sizes, respectively. At the beginning of the printer’s work, it will take about 30 seconds to warm up and ready for printing.

At the copying mode, this device boasts a blazingly fast first copy out time of up to 5.7 seconds, and can churn out a staggering 999 copies per session. The zoom range is highly customizable, with users able to adjust it between 25% and 400% in 1% gradual increments. Additionally, this device’s resolution is top-notch, with a capacity of up to 600 x 600 dots per inch (dpi).

When it comes to scanning, this device offers versatile options. Users can opt to scan through a flatbed or tensile component, with a maximum size support of A3. The scanner bed itself boasts dimensions of 297 mm by 355 mm, providing ample space for larger documents. Similarly, scanning can produce a resolution that reaches an impressive 9600 x 9600 dpi, ensuring that even the most intricate details are captured with stunning clarity.

In like manner, the scrutinizing technique will facilitate the utilization of simplex printing, with a memory limit of up to 100 paper sheets. Moreover, the operation can be carried out through email directly to the personal computer, while the TWAIN protocol remains viable. The least possible thickness of the paper the machine can handle is approximately 55 g, whereas the highest magnitude is 300 g.