Optical Mark Recognition (OMR) • 5

Least or Most Significant Mark nearest to Benchmark

This option gives the choice of orientation of the binary digit count within the relevant part of the OMR code.

When Least Significant Mark is chosen, the mark within the relevant part of the code nearest to the Benchmark would be represented by the lowest binary digit within that part of the code.

When Most Significant Mark is chosen, the mark within the relevant part of the code nearest to the Benchmark would be represented by the highest binary digit within that part of the code.

All Sheets, Page 1 Only, Last Page Only

If All Sheets is selected, the relevant code is expected on all sheets within that set.

When using Page 1 Only or Last Page Only, the relevant code will only be expected on the first or last page fed, depending on the option chosen.

Marked Piece to be left Unsealed (Yes or No)

If Yes is selected, the machine will stop when it sees the Stop mark with the relevant unsealed envelope in the stacker.

If No is selected, the machine will also stop with the envelope in the stacker when it sees the Stop mark, but envelope sealing will be processed as programmed in the relevant Job Definition.

Odd or Even

This is an option used in conjunction with the Parity mark. When the Parity mark is printed, this option defines whether the number of marks should be odd or even. If any mark is missed during scanning, the machine will stop indicating a problem.

Always Present or Never Present

This option is used in conjunction with the Safety mark only. When Always Present is selected, the Safety mark must be printed on all pages within the first set.

If Never Present is selected, the Safety mark will not be printed and this mark position must be kept blank.

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Pitney Bowes D1600, D1500 Least or Most Significant Mark nearest to Benchmark, All Sheets, Page 1 Only, Last Page Only