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General| Duplex Printing | No |
|---|---|
| MICR Font | E13B |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Interface | USB 2.0 |
| Compatibility | Windows |
| Media Type | Paper |
| Ink Type | Toner |
| Dimensions | 14.5" |
Explains the Check Clearing for the 21st Century Act (Check 21) and its impact on check processing.
Discusses the history of MICR adoption and current standards committees.
Lists key ANSI standards for MICR printing and check documents.
Outlines essential data elements, design considerations, and the use of a positioning gauge for checks.
Details recommended paper specifications, dimensions, and stock sizes for MICR documents.
Explains the clear band area and its importance for accurate MICR line placement.
Covers the role, placement, and security of date, amount, convenience amount, and amount in words fields.
Details required fields like payee, signature, serial number, and routing number, plus optional fields.
Explains the MICR line structure, including fields like routing, on-us, and amount, and their importance.
Illustrates a sample check and explains the placement and requirements for key MICR fields.
Discusses the two user-replaceable MICR components: toner cartridge and imaging unit.
Advises on correctly swapping MICR and standard printer components as a pair.
Highlights features like paper settings and print density for optimal MICR document quality.
Alerts for approaching end-of-life and printer stoppage at end-of-life for MICR supplies.
Emphasizes using specific MICR toner and the impact of check stock on print quality and security.
Details requirements for paper layout, weight, stiffness, smoothness, grain direction, perforations, and moisture.
Discusses the importance of security in desktop MICR printing and strategies for combating fraud.
Details security features like watermarks, laid lines, additives, and numbered stock to prevent alteration.
Covers safeguarding check stock, limiting access, and inventory control measures.
Outlines methods for fraud detection, positive pay services, and reviewing internal printing procedures.
Describes secure MICR printers with resident fonts, PJL commands, and MICR-specific tuning.
Introduces E-13B, CMC7, Secure Numeric, and ICR Secure Numeric fonts.
Explains the MicroPrint font for anti-counterfeiting in signature areas.
Explains storing fonts and resources in Flash and RAM memory.
Details the effects of MICR toner cartridge installation and the PJL MICRJOB command.
Explains the PJL MICRJOB command for controlling MICR print jobs.
Details the SET and DEFAULT formats for configuring the MICRJOB command.
Describes using PJL commands with passwords to unlock and access secured fonts.
Provides the PJL sequence to unlock MICR font resources and enter PCL.
Details PJL sequences for re-locking resources with or without a new password.
Explains how to use PCL commands to call MICR fonts after unlocking.
Covers specific MICR fonts (E13B, Secure Numeric, ICR Secure, CMC7, MicroPrint) and their selection.
Provides important notes on MICR font positioning, resolution, and HMI commands.
Details the two models of toner cartridges (1.5K, 3K) and their projected page yields.
Explains the useful life of the Imaging Unit based on print coverage and job size.
Describes how the printer adjusts alarms based on actual printing factors for supplies.
Lists common error messages related to MICR cartridge and imaging unit issues.
Details error codes like 41.xx, 84.xx, and 88.xx for cartridge and imaging unit problems.
Shows the PJL commands to unlock MICR font resources and enter PCL.
Demonstrates PCL commands for setting paper size, input tray, and unit of measure.
Explains calling a pre-loaded PCL macro for static data and background.
Details PCL commands for font selection, positioning, and variable data printing.
Illustrates a sample accounts payable check with MICR specifications.
Lists the PJL and PCL commands used to print the sample check.
Provides a detailed breakdown of PJL and PCL commands used for the sample check.
Maps MICR font characters to alphanumeric values and corresponding hexadecimal values.
Shows an example of the E13B MICR font usage with specific characters.
Maps secure font characters to alphanumeric values and corresponding hexadecimal values.
Illustrates Secure Numeric font character mappings for numbers and symbols.
Shows further examples of Secure Numeric font character mappings and usage.
Maps ICR Secure Numeric font characters to alphanumeric values and corresponding hexadecimal values.
Illustrates ICR Secure Numeric font character mappings for numbers and symbols.
Maps CMC7 MICR font characters to alphanumeric values and corresponding hexadecimal values.
Illustrates CMC7 MICR font character mappings for numbers and symbols.
Provides contact details for Source Technologies for further information and support.
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