scanning with brother printer no longer creates scanned jpeg or pdf file upon completion

That printer supports AirPrint and TWAIN, which means no added drivers and no added apps are needed, and macOS should be able to scan directly (via AirPrint or TWAIN) using Image Capture app.

https://support.brother.com/g/b/spec.aspx?c=us&lang=en&prod=mfcj1010dw_us_eu_as

What scanning software are you using? On Mountain Lion I used the Brother software but the one I had didn't look like the bits I see in your image.

On Sequoia I use Image Capture. At first I was disappointed but then I saw a button for more detail and all the old configuration settings were there. These included the destination folder for my scans.

mike w719 wrote:

i was able to input my ip address, but the scan "save" on my brother MFC-J1010DW still does not function.

I’d expect this AirPrint printer to show up automatically, without needing the IP address.

The name of the printer is the name you gave the printer in the printer’s settings. Or whatever default name Brother gave it.

Does the Image Capture app available on macOS work?

mike w719 wrote:

thanks mrhoffman, but the instructions for airprint require usb connect to my mac. we have a shared network and this option is not feasible. i am going to try and use time machine to get my previous saved version prior to the ventura software update and reinstall the old brother version.

That printer is Wi-Fi enabled, and AirPrint works via Wi-Fi.

Less-old versions of AirPrint also work via USB.

I’m not sure which directions you’re following, but — just as soon as that printer is connected to the same local Wi-Fi network — the Apple AirPrint drivers on all other Apple devices connected to that same Wi-Fi should detect and offer it as an available printer.

Print wirelessly from your Mac to your printer - Apple Support