Ricoh MP C2011SP Printer PCL 6 Driver 1.3.0.0 64-bit Download

Posted at November 24, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

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Device Name	Ricoh MP C2011SP Printer PCL 6 Driver 1.3.0.0 64-bit
Category	Printer
Manufacturer	Ricoh
File Size	19.5 MB
Supported OS	Windows 2003 ,Windows 2008 ,Windows Vista 64 bit ,Windows 7 64 bit ,Windows 8 64 bit ,Windows Server 2012 ,Windows 8.1 64 bit ,Windows 10 64 bit

Ricoh MP C2011SP Printer PCL 6 Driver 1.3.0.0 64-bit Description

This driver offers support for B/W printing and Color printing in Windows. It supports HP PCL XL commands and is optimized for the Windows GDI. High performance printing can be expected.

Release notes:

1. Supported:
- Microsoft Windows 10
- Added support for a new Portuguese orthography.
2. Others:
- Added CAT (Catalog) files which were released from Microsoft (WHQL).

Installation steps:

1. Run the .exe file.
2. The "License Agreement" dialog will appear. If you agree with the terms and conditions, select "I accept the agreement." and click "Next".
3. The "Method to Install Printer Driver" dialog will appear. Select "Add a new printer" and click "Next".
4. The "Select Method to Add Printer" dialog will appear. (Note: Depending on the printer type, this dialog might not appear. In that case, proceed to Step 7.) Choose one of the following methods to add the printer:
a) To display network-connected printers, select both "Connect to a printer port or LAN" and "Search for printers automatically" and click "Next". Proceed to Step 5. ("Search for printers automatically" might not be selectable depending on the printer type.)
b) If the printer's IP address is specified, select both "Connect to a printer port or LAN" and "Search for printers by specified IP Address" and click "Next". Proceed to Step 6. ("Search for printers by specified IP Address" might not be selectable depending on the printer type.)
c) If the printer's port is already set up or a local port is desired, select both "Connect to a printer port or LAN" and "Select a port or specify a new port" and click "Next". Proceed to Step 7. ("Select a port or specify a new port" might not be selectable depending on the printer type.)
d) If a USB connection is desired, select "Connect USB cable" and click "Next". Proceed to Step 10. ("Connect USB cable" might not be selectable depending on the printer type.)
5. Select the printer and click "Next". Proceed to Step 8.
6. Input the IP address and click "OK". Proceed to Step 8.
7. The "Set Port" dialog will appear. Choose one of the following methods to set up the port:
a) If the printer's IP address is specified, select "Specify an IP Address to connect the port", enter the IP address, and click "Next". Proceed to Step 8. ("Specify an IP Address to connect the port" might not be selectable depending on the printer type.)
b) If the port has already been registered, choose "Select from the port list", specify the port to connect to, and click "Next". Proceed to Step 8. ("Select from the port list" might not be selectable depending on the printer type.)
c) To specify a new port, select "Specify a new port". For details on how to specify a new port, refer to the operating system's Help section. After specifying a new port, proceed to Step 8. ("Specify a new port" might not be selectable depending on the printer type.)
8. Select the printer. To change the name of the printer icon, enter a desired name to "Change settings for 'Printer Name'". To customize the settings, click the '+' symbol. If the user is able to set the User Code, the print counter function on the printer will be available.
9. Click "Continue". File copying will commence. Proceed to Step 13.
10. The "Select USB Connected Printer" dialog will appear. Select the printer and click "Next".
11. Disconnect the USB cable, turn off the printer, and click "Next". File copying will commence.
12. When the "Auto-detect USB Port" dialog appears, connect the USB cable and turn on the printer. The device will be detected.
13. The "Printer Driver Installation Complete" dialog will appear. Click "Finish".

About PCL (Printer Command Language) Driver:

PCL Printer drivers are basically a set of small programs able to create an interface between your printer and the operating system on your personal computer. If your printer uses PCL protocol, it is imperative that you install these drivers in order to enjoy the full capabilities of your device.

Although PCL drivers offer a large number of features, they are not recommended for use in high quality printing as they don’t reproduce colors precisely.

Printer Command Language or PCL drivers are generally used for home or office printers because they offer very good compatibility (most printers use PCL), give less printer errors and are less demanding on your network connection.

Before installing these drivers, please check to see which the latest version of PCL supported by your printer is.

If your device is PCL capable, and you have selected the correct printer model and OS version, then feel free to hit the download button. Our website is updated daily with new printer and driver versions, so visit us often to keep your device up to date.

  It is highly recommended to always use the most recent driver version available.

Try to set a system restore point before installing a device driver. This will help if you installed an incorrect or mismatched driver. Problems can arise when your hardware device is too old or not supported any longer.

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