Printing with the Canon imageCLASS D1320 model guarantees exceptional output, thanks to its exclusive monochrome print technology. Print speed varies based on printer model, paper size, and document complexity. For example, utilizing letter-sized plain paper in duplex mode yields a print rate of 17 pages per minute (ppm). However, when printing on the same paper size in simplex mode, the rate increases to 35 ppm.
Download the Canon imageCLASS D1320 driver for Microsoft Windows 32-bit and 64-bit as well as Macintosh Operating System. Optimize your printing experience with this reliable and efficient device. With advanced features such as duplex printing and automatic document feeder, this machine is perfect for any office setting. Get the most out of your Canon imageCLASS D1320 with the latest driver downloads. Keep your device up-to-date and running smoothly. Download now to experience the ultimate in printing technology.
Toner Cartridge Details : 120 Black Toner Cartridge – Approx 5,000 pages
Canon imageCLASS D1320 Printer Driver Downloads
Driver for Windows
| Filename | Size | Download | |
| MF Drivers for Windows XP Vista 7 8 8.1 and 10 32 bit.exe (Recommended) | 62.12 MB | ||
| MF Drivers for Windows XP Vista 7 8 8.1 10 64 bit and 11.exe (Recommended) | 71.33 MB | ||
| Patch for Network Scan and USB Scan for Windows 8 8.1 and 10.exe (Recommended) | 7.72 MB | ||
| Download Canon imageCLASS D1320 driver from Canon website | |||
Driver for Mac OS
| Filename | Size | Download | |
| TWAIN Scanner Driver and Utilities for Mac OS X 10.5 to 10.11.dmg | 69.50 MB | ||
| MF Printer Driver and Utilities for Mac OS X 10.11 to 12.dmg | 22.21 MB | ||
| Scanner Driver and Utilities for Mac OS X 10.12 to 12.dmg | 86.90 MB | ||
| Scanner Driver and Utilities for Mac OS X 10.11.dmg | 84.36 MB | ||
| MF Printer Driver and Utilities for Mac OS X 10.10.dmg | 22.21 MB | ||
| Scanner Driver and Utilities for Mac OS X 10.10.dmg | 84.18 MB | ||
| MF Printer Driver and Utilities for Mac OS X 10.9.dmg | 22.19 MB | ||
| Scanner Driver and Utilities for Mac OS X 10.9.dmg | 84.31 MB | ||
| MF Printer Driver and Utilities for Mac OS X 10.8.dmg | 22.11 MB | ||
| Scanner Driver and Utilities for Mac OS X 10.8.dmg | 81.36 MB | ||
| MF Printer Driver and Utilities for Mac OS X 10.7.dmg | 19.80 MB | ||
| Scanner Driver and Utilities for Mac OS X 10.7.dmg | 67.03 MB | ||
| MF Printer Driver and Utilities for Mac OS X 10.6.dmg | 47.25 MB | ||
| Scanner Driver and Utilities for Mac OS X 10.6.dmg | 84.89 MB | ||
| MF Printer Driver and Utilities for Mac OS X 10.5.dmg | 34.36 MB | ||
| UFR II Printer Driver for Mac OS X 10.5.dmg | 55.99 MB | ||
| Download Canon imageCLASS D1320 driver from Canon website | |||
Driver for Linux
Linux (32-bit), Linux (64-bit)
| Filename | Size | Download | |
| UFR II – UFRII LT Printer Driver for Linux | 68.88 MB | ||
| Download Canon imageCLASS D1320 driver from Canon website | |||
Specifications
Additionally, the initial printing time for letter-sized paper is approximately 6 seconds or less. As for printer language compatibility, the host-based UFR II LT feature is available as an option. The average print resolution reaches up to 600×600 dots per inch (dpi). For optimal print output quality, an automatic image refinement component is included, allowing for a maximum resolution of 1200 x 600 dpi.
According to the maximum print size, the machine is capable of supporting the standard document scope. Additionally, there are several other impressive print modes available such as poster, booklet, watermark, toner saver mode, and page composer. With a RAM capacity of up to 128 MB, the internal memory of this device is quite substantial. It supports JPEG and TIFF formats, which are both widely used in the industry. As for the copier specifications, this monochrome printer can copy letter paper size documents at a rate of 35 CPM.
Alternatively, when duplex mode is utilized, the copying speed reaches 17 copies per minute (CPM). Additionally, the copy resolution can attain 600 x 600 dpi and supports text, photo, and combination types. With up to 256 levels of halftones, the warm-up time is roughly 17 seconds. However, the first copy can be produced in less than 8 seconds, and the recovery time is around 5 seconds or less.