Xerox 6180N Generic MICR Fundamentals Guide - Page 100
are also permissible, but they are limited to one spot per
UPC - 095205425307
View all Xerox 6180N manuals
Add to My Manuals
Save this manual to your list of manuals |
Page 100 highlights
Quality control Single voids Acceptable Not acceptable Trail edge deletion (Note: This depends on the check printing orientation.) Figure 6-10. Examples of voids Extraneous ink spots Extraneous ink spots are unwanted bits of ink that result from unavoidable splatter and smear of the magnetic printing inks. These spots, which may be invisible to the unaided eye, can affect the wave patterns of MICR characters, depending upon their size, quantity, and position. According to ANSI standards, any number of spots may be present within the clear band, if they are contained in a 0.003 by 0.003 inch/0.08 by 0.08 mm square. Random spots that are contained within a 0.004 by 0.004 inch/0.10 by 0.10 mm square are also permissible, but they are limited to one spot per character space and no more than five in any one field. There is one exception to this rule. On the back side of the page, any number of spots can be present within the clear band area, if they do not exceed a 0.006 by 0.006 inch/0.15 by 0.15 mm square. 6-14 Generic MICR Fundamentals Guide