The Canon PIXMA i9100 is a thermal inkjet personal printer from the esteemed Canon brand. With an internal power supply that can accommodate an average voltage of 120 volts and a maximum power usage of 24 watts, this printer packs a punch. The speed of the printer is dependent on the model, with black fast mode printing at a brisk six pages per minute (ppm). For standard printing in black, the rate is 5.7 ppm.
Canon PIXMA i9100 printer driver for Windows
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| Printer Driver for Windows Vista.exe | 590.09 kB | |
| Printer Driver for Windows 7 8 8.1 10.exe | 4.08 MB |
Canon PIXMA i9100 driver Supported Macintosh Operating Systems
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| Printer Driver for MAC Operating Systems.dmg | 8.63 MB |
Specifications
The machine’s printing speed varies depending on the type of content being printed. When handling a combination of text and color graphics in fast mode, the rate is an impressive six pages per minute (ppm). However, under normal circumstances, the machine prints at a speed of 4.2 ppm.
For photo printing on an A4 paper, the speed drops to one page per minute. But when printing photos sized 3.95 x 5.9 inches, the machine can run at a faster speed of 2.1 ppm.
Connectivity-wise, the machine is equipped with a USB 2.0 high-speed port for seamless data transfer. Meanwhile, the image enhancement technology employed is the Microfine Droplet Technology, which is perfect for personal printers.
The device’s media versatility is impressive, as it can handle a range of supported types including transparent films, plain paper, photo paper, matte photo paper, envelopes, and even iron-on transfers. Glossy photo paper and high-resolution paper are also compatible. As for media sizes, the machine can accommodate A3, A4, A5, B4, letter A size, legal, and ledger B size. Furthermore, it is capable of handling custom sizes. However, it’s important to note that the total media capacity of the device is limited to 100 sheets.
During standby mode, the power consumption of this printer is merely 3 watts, but once it’s in full operation, it can consume up to 24 watts of power. The printer is equipped with consumables that consist of various ink cartridges in different colors such as black, cyan, magenta, yellow, photo magenta, and photo cyan. These cartridges are designed to be replaced once they are exhausted.