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Source Technologies 1352 MICR 40 Print Secure Numeric Font, SMFddd..ddd~, Print MicroPrint Line

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Section 6: MICR Features

Print Secure Numeric Font	&%SMFddd..ddd~
&%SMF	Lead in sequence
ddd...ddd	Data to be printed in this font
~	Command terminator

The dollar sign ($) is not a command terminator for this command. For both security fonts the tilde ~ (hex 7E) is the command terminator since the dollar sign is a valid character.

Print ICR Secure Numeric Font &%SMIxxxxxx~

&%SMI	Lead in sequence
xxxxxxxx	Data variables to be printed in this font
~	Command terminator
Print MicroPrint Line	&%SMMxxxxxxxxx!$
&%SMM	Lead in sequence
xxxxxx	Data to be printed in this font
!	MP designator (optional)
$	Command terminator

If the exclamation point (!) is used, the “MP” designate will print just above and to the right of the last character. This is optional and is typically used to notify the check recipient of the presence of MicroPrinting. Only 0-9, A-Z (upper and lower case) print. Special characters and spaces disappear.

Load Flash Resource	&%STLxxxxxyyyyyyzdd....dd
&%STL	Lead in sequence
xxxxx	Resource number in decimal, must be 5 digits
yyyyyy	Byte count of resource file in Hex, must be 6 positions
z	Format of the resource file
	S = Single byte binary format
	D = Double byte text format
dd...dd	Flash resource file. e.g. forms overlay, signatures etc.

Resource number values may be between 00001 to 32767. Values of 10000 and above are password protected and will require the user to enter MICR mode with a valid password before they can be unlocked with the STP command. Values below 10000 will be unsecured.

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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 reservedQuality Issues Table of ContentsPrinter Installation Security IssuesError Messages Audit Trail Report1 Printer Installation MICR Printing Today 2 MICR OverviewThe Check Processing System global@ihs.comThe key standards that address check documents are as follows 3 MICR Check Design General Features of Check DesignPosition and Dimension Gauge Design Elements in Detail PaperData Elements Date DuplexingMICR Clear Band AmountSignature Area Amount In WordsPayee Area Drawee Institution NameCheck Serial Number Account TitleMemo Line Fractional Routing NumberBlank Field Routing Field Positions 43 toOn-Us Field Positions 32 to PositionFigure 3.1 Sample Check MICR Toner Low Alarm 4 Quality IssuesPrinter Features Paper TypeQuality WeightMICR Check Stock LayoutSource Technologies MoistureSecure MICR Printer User’s Guide July 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 MICR Fonts 6 MICR FeaturesMICR Mode Secure FontsBi-Directional Feedback Resource StorageMICR Menu Entering MICR Mode STF CommandSTH Command STFPASSWORD$ or &%STHPASSWORD$ MICR Mode CommandsPassword Command MICR Definition CommandSMDddd...ddd$ Activate/Set Front Panel Combination Lock &%STSxxxxxxxx$ optionalPrint MICR E-13B Font Print MICR CMC7 FontPrint ICR Secure Numeric Font &%SMIxxxxxx~ Print Secure Numeric FontSMFddd..ddd~ Print MicroPrint LineTray Unlock Command Secure Flash Resource Unlock CommandTray Lock Command Tray Swapping CommandsDES and AES Decryption Decryption CommandsSet DES Decryption Key Command&%STSETDESKEY16 Hex Characters$ Set AES Decryption Key Command &%STSETAESKEY32 Hex Characters$ Customer Character Conversation Command STCxxyy...$Special Alert and Custom Beep Command Turning Hex Transfer On 7 IBM Host Programming Features and ExamplesHex Transfer Turning Hex Transfer OffHex Transfer Examples Figure 7.1 MICR Mode Command Example NON-NEGOTIABLE Figure 7.2 Sample CheckThe commands in Figure 7.1 in order of appearance STY4000$ Escape Character TranslationSTY4040$ Example &%STY2300$Audit Trail Menu 8 Audit Trail ReportsReport Details Audit Record SortingPrint Audit Report STORE$ Audit Trail Report Command SetEnd Audit Record Audit Report Field OneAudit Report Field Five Audit Report Field FourSQ4d..d~ SQ5d..d$Print Audit Report Print and Purge Audit Report &%SPURGExx$SPRINTxx$ Start Audit Feedback Command STORE$ Figure 8.1 Audit Trail Commands ExampleSQ1 200$ VOID Figure 8.2 Audit Trail Check SampleVOID NON-NEGOTIABLESQ1200$200 command terminatorSAR$ SQ6October 5, 2005$STORE$ SMD...$SQ7103345 AM$ Figure 8.3 Audit Trail Report 9 Error Messages See list of MICR Error Messages on following pagePrinted Message Error Messageon Display DescriptionMICR Font Appendix A E13B MICR Font MappingCommand&%SMDddd..ddd$ DescriptionSM7ddd..ddd$ Appendix B CMC7 MICR Font MappingCommand DescriptionSMFddd...dd~ Appendix C Secure Numeric Font MappingCommand DescriptionAlpha/Numeric Appendix C continued Secure Numeric Font MappingDescription Hex ValueSMIxxxxxx~ Appendix D ICR Secure Numeric Font MappingCommand Descriptioncontents will be lost Appendix E MICR Mode Command SummaryCommand DescriptionFormats flash memory. An error will occur if Audit Appendix F Audit Report Command SummaryCommand DescriptionPJL Unlock Sequence Appendix G PJL Based MICR CommandsFonts and Secured Resources 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 PJL MICR Command Example PCL Initial Set-UpPCL MACRO Call PJL Unlock SequencePJL Re-Lock Sequence PCL Font Calls, Positioning Commands and Variable Print DataThe 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 Pitch All rights reserved FIGURE 8.1 SAMPLE ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CHECKJuly Secure MICR Printer User’s GuideAll rights reserved PJL and PCL commands used to print the sample checkJuly $x,xxx.xx