Samsung CLP-680 Color Laser Printer Driver and Software

With the Samsung CLP-680 from Samsung you can deliver 25 color documents every minute. Each print benefits from a detailed print resolution of 9600 x 600 dpi and a first print speed of less than 17 seconds. It can also work with documents as small as 3 x 5″ to 8.5 x 14″. Additionally, it features a USB host port for direct printing from a portable drive and automatic duplex printing for two-sided documents.

Users can easily check printer status and change settings via the two-line LCD display. It also has a 250-sheet input tray and a 50-sheet bypass tray for specialty media. This benefits from a monthly duty cycle of 60,000 pages to ensure a long service life. Connecting to a computer is easy with USB 2.0 and Ethernet options.

The Samsung CLP-680 can also handle a relatively high print volume. This is evident in its duty cycle. This printer is officially rated for a monthly duty cycle of 60,000 pages. High volume printing is further supported by this printer’s total paper capacity. In the standard configuration, the Samsung 680 offers a total paper capacity of 300 sheets.

This can be divided into the 50-sheet multi-purpose tray and the 250-sheet primary paper tray. However, you can significantly increase this paper capacity if you choose the optional 520-sheet secondary paper tray. However, be careful. The addition of this additional paper tray immediately makes the Samsung 680 more cumbersome.

The Samsung CLP-680 can also be eco-friendly and pocket-friendly. Along with the standard auto duplex feature, it offers one-touch eco mode that makes your printer your best friend. Features focused on functionality are also part of the standard configuration of this printer.

In terms of connectivity, in addition to wireless and USB connectivity, there is of course the option to add this printer to your network via Ethernet. The RAM memory provided is worth 256 MB.

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If you want to physically control this printer, there’s a control panel at the top with a four-way controller, an alphanumeric keypad, and a series of individual function keys like Eco, Cancel, and Start. A 2-line, 16-digit LCD screen lets you navigate through software options and see what the printer is doing at any given time.