Brother MFC-J497DW iPrint&Scan Push Software

Brother Mono Laser Printer - iPrint&Scan Software

Brother iPrint&Scan is a free application that enabling you to print from and/or scanning to your Android devices and iOS supported devices including iPhone, iPad and iPod touch on your wireless networking without use a computer. 

Printing and scan is not available on all Brother printer machines.

You can use the Brother MFC-J497DW in conjunction with the iPrint & Scan utility with Macintosh OS.X operating system compatibility.

Use your local wireless network to connecting your Android devices to your Brother printer or All-in-One print. Using a Google account you are able to printed from anywhere with the remote print functions.

Support Model
Brother Printer MFC-J497DW.

Operating System Compatibility

Windows 10/10 x64bit.

Windows 8.1/8.1 x64bit.

Windows 8/8 x64bit.

Windows 7/7 x64bit.

Mac 11.0.

Mac 10.15.
Mac10.14.
Mac10.13.
OS X 10.12.
OS X 10.11.

Brother iPrint&Scan

File Name: iPrintScan-Setup-6_1_2_0.exe

Ver.6.1.2.0 (latest version)

Sizes: 367.68 MB

Support OS

Windows 10/10 x64bit.

Windows 8.1/8.1 x64bit.

Windows 8/8 x64bit.

Windows 7/7 x64bit.

How to Install (WINDOWS PACKAGE)

1. Please "Double click" on the download file to installing.
2. Follow the instructions on the screen.

iPrint&Scan Utility
File Name: BrotherPushScanTool_1_11_0_0.dmg
Ver: 1.11.0.0 (latest version)
Sizes: 9.58 MB

Support OS

Mac 11.0.
Mac 10.15.
Mac 10.14.
Mac 10.13.
Mac OS 10.12.
OS X 10.11.

This Brother MFC-J497DW iPrint & Scan Utility provides access to document printing, scanning or workflow functionality. You can install this software and use it easily as you wish.

Your advantage in using iPrint & Scan

1. 1. Easy to use "menu".
2. Simple steps to print your favorite image photos, web pages, emails (this Gmail only) and documents (PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Text).
3. Scanning directly to your Android devices.
4. Print your files or photo documents directly from the following cloud services "DropboxTM, OneDrive, and Evernote.
5. Save scanning images to your Android device and email them (PDF or JPEG files).
6. Automatically searching for support devices on a local wireless network.
7. No computer and no driver required