MTC NP2900W

MTC NP2900W is the companion app for the MTC NP2900W, a Wi-Fi laser printer made by MTC. The app works only with this printer: print to it over Wi-Fi, or from anywhere through MTC Cloud, MTC's own service. PRINT FROM ANYWHERE WITH MTC CLOUD • The office shares its printer with a QR code; scan it (or open the invitation link) and print to that printer from anywhere, even on 4G/5G. • The office decides who may print and for how long - 15 minutes, 1 hour, 1 month or for good - and can extend, block or remove a device at any time. • Documents are encrypted from the phone all the way to the printer; the server only passes them on and keeps nothing. PRINT FROM ANY APP • Set up once and the printer shows up in Android's own Print menu: print from Chrome, Gmail, Photos, Drive, PDF viewers... • Or Share → MTC NP2900W from Zalo, WPS, Files and many other apps. PRINT FILES DIRECTLY • Pick a PDF, a photo, a Word (.doc, .docx) or Excel (.xls, .xlsx) file and print it - no other app needed. • Preview every page exactly as it will come out; choose pages, copies, paper size and orientation. • Options for each job: darkness, borderless photos. NO ROUTER NEEDED • Connect straight to the printer's own Wi-Fi when there is no shared Wi-Fi. • Or print over your office or home Wi-Fi - the app finds the printer by itself. KEEP AN EYE ON THE PRINTER • Live printer status: the sheet being printed, out of paper, paper jam, cover open... • The shared print queue of everyone using the printer; cancel your own jobs at any time. • Notifications when a job is done or the printer needs you. FIRMWARE UPDATES • Check for and install printer firmware updates from inside the app. Languages: English, Vietnamese, Chinese, Burmese, Hindi, Arabic, Thai, Lao, Khmer. Note: this app works only with the MTC NP2900W printer. It collects no personal data.

• Arabic, Thai, Lao and Khmer. • "Use this device when away": a phone in the office adds itself for printing from outside with one tap. • The MTC Cloud connection is graded calmly: no more "slow" or "lost" while a page is on its way.