Xerox 6180N Generic MICR Fundamentals Guide  - Page 171

Index Sample button 8-6 sample documents inspecting 6-5-6-6 sample printing maintaining security 8-6 security access files 8-4-8-5 media 8-2 printing system 8-2 characteristics of a good system 8-2 clearing print file 8-5 cost effectiveness 8-17 designing applications for 3-15 features checks 4-1 in Xerox laser printing systems 8-1-8-6 logon levels 8-4 memory and disk storage 8-4 papers 8-3, 8-11 preprinted forms paper preprinted security features 3-14-3-17 responsible employee 8-4 system commands 8-5 with sample prints 8-6 with test patterns 8-6 separator, reader sorter 5-8 serial number of check 4-5 Sheffield smoothness scale 3-3 signal level see signal strength signal strength testing 6-17-6-19 Signature lines 4-4 single gap readers see waveform reader sorters single slot readers see waveform reader sorters skew 6-9-6-11 checking 6-10-6-11 slivers, dry ink 6-22 Small Optical Comparator 6-3 smears, ink 7-13 smoothness, paper 3-3 sorter pockets, reader sorter 5-10 source of problem, determining 7-4-7-5 spacing, character 4-19-4-22 testing 6-11-6-13 specifications for testing 6-6-6-22 speeds, reader sorter processing 5-7-5-8 split fountain backgrounds 3-14 spots, ink 6-14-6-16 squareness of cut paper 3-8 standards documentation A-1 ordering A-2 paper 3-2-3-8 summary 6-21 Stanford Research Institute 1-2 stiffness, paper 3-7 stolen checks avoiding 8-14-8-17 protecting against 8-16 storage checks 8-3 paper 3-1, 3-9, 8-3 strokes CMC7 characters 4-18 summary of ANSI standards 6-21 symbols 1-1 amount 4-8 CMC7 font 4-16-4-18 dash 4-8, 4-13 E13B font 4-7-4-8 On-Us 4-7 transit 4-8 T tampering 8-7-8-12 chemical 8-7 mechanical 1-5-1-6, 8-7-8-8 modifying printed checks 8-8-8-10 preprinted forms 3-15 prevention 8-10-8-12 amount limit statement 8-12 overprint 8-11 safety papers 8-11 textures 8-11 using multiple fields 8-10 technologies MICR printing 2-4 Generic MICR Fundamentals Guide Index-7