Canon PIXMA TS6100 Drivers Download

Canon PIXMA TS6100 Reviews Printers– Canon Pixma TS6100 offers a good range of features at a low price. To begin with, you get two paper trays-a 100 sheet cassette underneath and a vertical 100 sheet tray on the back-along with a duplexer for producing two-sided printouts. More importantly, Canon’s compact inkjet all-in-one produces high-quality images thanks to the printer’s use of both a colourful ink cartridge and a pigment ink cartridge to maximise print quality on slippery photos and text documents. 

Canon Pixma TS6100 Design
Canon touts the compact size of TS6100. At 14.7 x 12.5 x 5.5 inch is the main body of this all-in-one rather compact. However, these dimensions do not include the paper trays. Inserting the paper cassette adds approximately 1.5 inch to the depth; Fold out the control panel at 45 degrees and you add another inch. Pull out the full extension, and the output paper sticks 9 inches from the main body. The second input tray, which you pull up and lean back, adds about 5 inches to the depth and about 7 inches to the height. Just be sure to include them when you calculate your space needs.

I would have preferred several physical buttons, since I found the touchscreen occasionally not respond, which requires more cranes to record a post. On the plus side, you can push a list in a menu without having to repeat a button on the screen.
TS6100’s Two paper trays allow you to keep two media types loaded if you want. Both trays contain up to letter format paper. By default, the printer asks to detect the paper size each time you remove the cassette or insert paper in the tray. It’s annoying, but you can turn off this warning.

Canon Pixma TS6100 Print speed
The TS6100 printed text documents very quickly, at 9.8 pages per minute. TS6100 took only 30.7 seconds to print our Femsiders text document, which consisted of 38.2 seconds average for other inkjet-all-in-ones. The only model we’ve looked at was faster was the Epson WF-2760, which printed the same pages in 30.2 seconds.

Using the duplex unit, the TS6100 printed text is documented at 3.5 ppm, which is fast for this printer class. In comparison, Canon’s Pixma MG3620 tested bilateral text documents with a poke of 1.7 ppm, while HP Envy 5540 cleverly entered the 3.6 ppm.
TS6100 became the fastest color graphics time in its class and prints our document on six sides in just 1 minute and 56 seconds or 3.1 ppm compared to the average of 2.4 ppm for inkjet. Most impressively, Canon’s all-in-one has printed a two-sided document to around the average speed of unilateral printouts, with 2.3 ppm.
TS6100 was also the fastest model for photo printing that ejaculated a letter format glossy print with high resolution in just 1 minute and 54 seconds. While the average for inkjets is 5:50, a few other models were not so far behind TS6100, like HP Envy 5540 (2:12) and Epson WF-2760 (3:23).
Copying and scanning speed
Copies arrived quickly, either in black and white or color. In both cases, TS6100 was the fastest model to date. The TS6100 also beat the average of 29.6 seconds. The Næstmeste competitor was Canon’s own Pixma MG3620, which took 27.3 seconds.

In 10.4 seconds, black and white scanning on the TS6100 was in line with the category average. However, color scanning with 600 dpi was significantly faster than what comparable models achieved. TS6100 made this scan in just 58.9 seconds and beat the average of the inkjet average (78.4 seconds) while it was only finished behind Pixma MG3620 (39.4 seconds).

Canon Pixma TS6100 Print Quality
Print quality from TS6100 was very high across the board. Text is printed with very sharp edges with an attractive weight of the letter forms. Graphics had a lot of detail, pleasing saturated colors and smooth textures. Printing on high quality inkjet paper improved the quality, making the text almost laser printer quality, while providing the graphics a little more color saturation and fine detail. However, using the TS6100s Duplex unit makes text print slightly more easily than when you print a sided.