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Simplistic
Integration
The Jetmobile®
MicrDIMM Pro kit for HP LaserJet's provide a MICR tool set
internal to the LaserJet printer components. The kit contains a number
of logic functions and fonts as outlined in the features above. These
features are accessed from your host software application to insure
industry standard MICR print quality and to protect against fraudulent
access to the resident MICR font with some operational control to
prevent against unregistered duplicates in the output tray. The
printer can function as a normal LaserJet to handle non-MICR
applications and can be fitted with any of the accessory options
available from HP.
"MICR
mode" is activated within the printer by a proprietary escape
sequence embedded into the beginning of your data stream. "MICR
mode" once activated will look for the installation of MICR toner
(level III and IV only). If standard toner is present the panel will
indicate "NO MICR Toner", simply replace the standard
cartridge with the MICR cartridge and continue. The "MICR
mode" operation will automatically set printer density variables
to insure the best MICR font reproduction and change your printer
operation to process the MICR encoded documents. The resident MICR
font is addressed similarly to calling any other printer resident
font, via an escape sequence embedded into your data prior to the MICR
print information.
Optional
password and control panel lock features can be set up at the
beginning of the data stream to further protect against unauthorized access to the resident MICR font. For further information on the use
of the "MICR mode" features, contact us at support@marinter.com
The greatest
benefit is gained by re-engineering cheque applications to print onto
blank pre-coloured stationery. The "MICR Enabled"
LaserJet is capable of reproducing text, graphics and MICR fonts
within a single print pass.
Electronic
Form products available from a number of vendors, likely to already
exist within your current architecture, can be utilized to create the
body of the form. The form body can contain boxes, lines, halftone
shading, logos, fixed text and signatures. Mainstream electronic form
software packages will provide for the merging of your client specific
or variable text, originating from your admin system or database, to
be mapped into the form for processing. The formatted output will
enable "MICR mode" within the LaserJet utilizing the
standard LaserJet functions to produce the body of the form whilst
accessing the "MICR mode".
What
do I need to do?
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Establish
your printing requirements; centralized and decentralized.
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Rationalize
your form requirements; number of different form types, ancillary
forms to be collated with MICR forms and locations to be printed.
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Work
with your form supplier to re-engineer your requirements APCA
standards and to create common stock for multiple applications.
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Assess
your printer requirements; peak or daily throughput requirement,
number of paper trays required and connectivity options.
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Contact
your local HP Dealer/Reseller to obtain information relevant to
your printer needs.
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Contact
Marinter Systems to insure your implementation and
individual needs are being addressed.
Request
further information
Contact Information
Marinter Systems Pty. Ltd.
Copyright
© 1999
All
features and specifications subject to change without notice,
Hewlett-Packard, HP, SupportPack and LaserJet are
registered trademarks of Hewlett-Packard Company.
Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.
Jetmobile is a registered trademark of Jetmobile Europe.
TROY is a registered trademark of TROY Group Inc. All other
trademarks and references are the rightful property of their
respective owners. Marinter Systems is an authorized MICR and
Barcode/MICR distributor for Jetmobile.
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