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Sharp MX-5111N Driver

The Sharp MX-5111N is a network color multifunction system. The preserved list contains printer-language bundles plus separate PC-Fax, TWAIN, status-monitor and macOS print records.

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Sharp MX-5111N Driver

Model and software map

Device roleNetwork color print, copy and scan
Windows bundlePCL, PS, PPD and XPS print paths
Separate toolsTWAIN scan, PC-Fax and Status Monitor
Preserved inventory9 entries: 6 Windows, 2 macOS, 1 Linux; 3 print, 2 fax, 4 utility/other.

01 Download the MX-5111N driver

Two ways to download

Download a package directly from the list below, or get the newest version from Sharp's official support site. On the official site, search for MX-5111N and select your operating system.

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Pick the print language used by the queue. Add TWAIN only for workstation scanning and PC-Fax only when fax is configured; Status Monitor is optional rather than a base driver.

Download a package

Pick the full package for a first-time setup, or only the printer or scanner driver if the printer is already connected. Each Download button creates a one-time link to the file.

Printing

PCL PS PPD XPS Driver for windows 32 bit.zip

SystemWindowsVersion32-bitLast listed size41.59 MB
Printing

PCL PS PPD XPS Driver for windows 64 bit.zip

SystemWindowsVersion64-bitLast listed size44.25 MB

02 Install and verify

  1. Step 1

    Select MX-5111N and the actual OS in Sharp’s official selector.

  2. Step 2

    Install one print path plus only the scan/fax tools required at that workstation.

  3. Step 3

    Print a test page and test network scanning separately.

Your success check

The presence of a PC-Fax archive does not prove that the installed machine has fax enabled.

03 Sources and review scope

Official model/support material and this page’s preserved file inventory were reviewed on 2026-09-20. No package was executed and no printer was hardware-tested. Historical filenames do not prove current OS compatibility.