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Source Technologies 1352 MICR 40 manual Routing Field Positions 43 to, On-Us Field Positions 32 to

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Section 3: MICR Check Design

Routing Field Positions 43 to 33

The routing field is bounded by Transit Symbols (:) in positions 43 and 33. It

contains fixed format information about the drawee institution. Consult with your bank for the specific data field to be placed here for each of your accounts.

On-Us Field Positions 32 to 14

The On-us field contains the makers’ account number. The structure and content of this field is left to the drawee bank. On personal checks this field also contains the check serial numbers. The On-Us field may not consist of more than 19 characters. An On-Us (;) symbol must appear immediately to the right of the account number.

Blank Field	Position 13
Position 13 is always left blank.
Amount Field	Positions 1 to 12

The amount field is the right most field in the MICR line. It remains blank until it is printed by the bank of first deposit. When the check enters the banking system, the bank of first deposit encodes this field from data in the convenience amount field. It will be bounded by Amount Symbols (/).

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Source Technologies 1352 MICR 40 Routing Field Positions 43 to, On-Us Field Positions 32 to, Blank Field, Amount Field

Contents

IBM Infoprint 1352 MICR Secure MICR Printer User’s Guide Source TechnologiesWritten and produced by Source Technologies July 2000 Updated July Source Technologies All rights reservedTable of Contents Printer InstallationQuality Issues Security IssuesError Messages Audit Trail Report1 Printer Installation 2 MICR Overview The Check Processing SystemMICR Printing Today global@ihs.comThe key standards that address check documents are as follows General Features of Check Design Position and Dimension Gauge3 MICR Check Design Design Elements in Detail PaperDuplexing MICR Clear BandData Elements Date AmountAmount In Words Payee AreaSignature Area Drawee Institution NameAccount Title Memo LineCheck Serial Number Fractional Routing NumberRouting Field Positions 43 to On-Us Field Positions 32 toBlank Field PositionFigure 3.1 Sample Check 4 Quality Issues Printer FeaturesMICR Toner Low Alarm Paper TypeWeight MICR Check StockQuality LayoutMoisture Secure MICR Printer User’s Guide JulySource Technologies 5 Security Issues Check Stock Security FeaturesSecurity Note 8. Move methods of fraud detection to the item’s point of entry into the clearing system. For example, low cost readers can detect low magnetic strength in the MICR line which is a good indication of attempts to copy an original 6 MICR Features MICR ModeMICR Fonts Secure FontsBi-Directional Feedback Resource StorageMICR Menu Entering MICR Mode STF CommandSTH Command MICR Mode Commands Password CommandSTFPASSWORD$ or &%STHPASSWORD$ MICR Definition CommandActivate/Set Front Panel Combination Lock &%STSxxxxxxxx$ optional Print MICR E-13B FontSMDddd...ddd$ Print MICR CMC7 FontPrint Secure Numeric Font SMFddd..ddd~Print ICR Secure Numeric Font &%SMIxxxxxx~ Print MicroPrint LineSecure Flash Resource Unlock Command Tray Lock CommandTray Unlock Command Tray Swapping CommandsDecryption Commands Set DES Decryption Key Command&%STSETDESKEY16 Hex Characters$DES and AES Decryption Set AES Decryption Key Command &%STSETAESKEY32 Hex Characters$ Customer Character Conversation Command STCxxyy...$Special Alert and Custom Beep Command 7 IBM Host Programming Features and Examples Hex TransferTurning Hex Transfer On Turning Hex Transfer OffHex Transfer Examples Figure 7.1 MICR Mode Command Example NON-NEGOTIABLE Figure 7.2 Sample CheckThe commands in Figure 7.1 in order of appearance Escape Character Translation STY4040$STY4000$ Example &%STY2300$8 Audit Trail Reports Report DetailsAudit Trail Menu Audit Record SortingPrint Audit Report Audit Trail Report Command Set End Audit RecordSTORE$ Audit Report Field OneAudit Report Field Four SQ4d..d~Audit Report Field Five SQ5d..d$Print and Purge Audit Report &%SPURGExx$ SPRINTxx$Print Audit Report Start Audit Feedback Command Figure 8.1 Audit Trail Commands Example SQ1 200$STORE$ Figure 8.2 Audit Trail Check Sample VOIDVOID NON-NEGOTIABLEcommand terminator SAR$SQ1200$200 SQ6October 5, 2005$SMD...$ SQ7103345 AM$STORE$ Figure 8.3 Audit Trail Report 9 Error Messages See list of MICR Error Messages on following pageError Message on DisplayPrinted Message DescriptionAppendix A E13B MICR Font Mapping Command&%SMDddd..ddd$MICR Font DescriptionAppendix B CMC7 MICR Font Mapping CommandSM7ddd..ddd$ DescriptionAppendix C Secure Numeric Font Mapping CommandSMFddd...dd~ DescriptionAppendix C continued Secure Numeric Font Mapping DescriptionAlpha/Numeric Hex ValueAppendix D ICR Secure Numeric Font Mapping CommandSMIxxxxxx~ DescriptionAppendix E MICR Mode Command Summary Commandcontents will be lost DescriptionAppendix F Audit Report Command Summary CommandFormats flash memory. An error will occur if Audit DescriptionAppendix G PJL Based MICR Commands Fonts and Secured ResourcesPJL Unlock Sequence PJL Re-Lock SequencePJL Re-Lock Sequence With A New Password Value PCL Font Call CommandsPJL INFO MICR COMMAND Printer State “Ready” is the expected return PCL Initial Set-Up PCL MACRO CallPJL MICR Command Example PJL Unlock SequencePCL Font Calls, Positioning Commands and Variable Print Data The next eleven lines of data in the example call printer resident fonts, position the cursor, and print the variable information. We are again using the minimal data required, particularly the font selection strings, ESCs4099t0b10H being a very short version to call Courier, Normal Weight, 10 PitchPJL Re-Lock Sequence FIGURE 8.1 SAMPLE ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CHECK JulyAll rights reserved Secure MICR Printer User’s GuidePJL and PCL commands used to print the sample check JulyAll rights reserved $x,xxx.xx