Xerox 6180N Generic MICR Fundamentals Guide - Page 123
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Problem solving The following table identifies typical problems that are associated with different reject rates. Note that the source of the problem can include the reader sorter itself. Table 7-1. Problems indicated by different reject rates If the reject rate is: Look for: Marginally high (1.0 to 3.0 per cent Type of sorter and normal sorter variation Sorter testing methods (for example, long or short runs) Miscalculation of reject rate Printout not properly interpreted Printer quality control procedures not followed (for example, paper and dry ink cartridge loading, maintenance, etc.) Out of specification for spots Image quality out of specification Paper stock impacts Amount field encoding by bank Low signal strength Low density characters Document handling problems (for example, uncirculated documents can cause misfeeds). Fresh, smooth, perfectly stacked documents such as newly produced and cut test documents are much more difficult to separate than slightly rumpled, jumbled, or used documents. High (3.0 to 9.0) per cent • Intrusion into clear band (front or back) • Sorter document handling problems • Sorter read and write problems • Document cutting problems • Forms creation problems • Extreme vertical misregistration of MICR line Catastrophic (10.0 to 100 per cent • • Wrong font Spacing algorithm improperly used Sorter software incompatibility: - Wrong header cards - No amount field - Incorrect MICR line codes Gross finishing errors Sorter malfunctions Generic MICR Fundamentals Guide 7-11