Brother Industries ndi kampani yotsogola ya zamagetsi ku Japan yomwe imapanga makina osindikizira, malo opangira zinthu zambiri, makina osokera, olemba zilembo, ndi njira zina zamabizinesi ndi zapakhomo.
Malingaliro a kampani Brother Industries, Ltd. is a global electronics and electrical equipment company headquartered in Nagoya, Japan. Founded over a century ago, Brother has established itself as a trusted name in home and office technology. The company's extensive product portfolio includes laser and inkjet printers, multifunction devices, document scanners, and the popular P-touch label makers. Beyond office equipment, Brother is highly regarded for its domestic and industrial sewing machines, embroidery machines, and garment printers.
With a philosophy of "At your side," Brother focuses on delivering reliable, user-friendly products backed by strong customer support. The brand serves a wide range of customers, from individual consumers and small businesses to large enterprises, providing solutions that enhance productivity and creativity.
Mabuku atsopano ochokera ku manuals+ zosungidwa za mtundu uwu.
Have a Brother printer or sewing machine manual? Upload it to help others set up their devices!
Onerani mavidiyo okonzekera, kukhazikitsa, ndi kuthetsa mavuto amtunduwu.
Mafunso wamba okhudza zolemba, kulembetsa, ndi chithandizo chamtunduwu.
You can download the latest drivers, firmware, and software for your specific model by visiting setup.brother.com or the official support portal at support.brother.com.
For many newer models, the default password is located on a label on the back or bottom of the machine, preceded by 'Pwd'. For older models, it may be 'initpass' or 'access'. It is highly recommended to change this password upon setup.
You can use the designated 'Wi-Fi Setup Wizard' found in the settings menu of your printer's LCD screen. Alternatively, you can use the installation software available at setup.brother.com to configure the wireless connection via a computer.
The serial number is typically found on the back of the machine near the power cord usage label. It is a 15-character alphanumeric code.