Section 4

Troubleshooting / Error Messages

Trouble- shooting by Symptom (cont.)

MICR characters are too thick or too thin.

Printer density setting is too dark or too light.

Your MICR toner cartridge is nearly empty.

Your MICR paper is out of specification so that toner does not adhere properly to the paper.

Faulty MICR toner cartridge.

Use of Non-TROY MICR toner or font.

Use TROY MICR defaults.

TROY MICR toner cartridge should not be used if a LOW TONER message appears on the printer control panel display. (There should be no visual fading across the document).

Refer to TROY MICR paper specifications elsewhere in this guide and consult your paper vendor to ensure you have the correct paper (including correctly preprinted background areas). Also, check to ensure your paper has not altered due to environmental conditions during storage and handling.

Try another TROY MICR toner cartridge. If the cartridge is faulty, return to dealer.

Try TROY MICR toner or font or consult non-TROY manufacturer for assistance.

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8100, and 9000, 2300, 1320, 1200 specifications

The TROY Group has established itself as a leader in secure printing solutions with its innovative range of printing systems, namely the TROY Group 8100, 2300, 1200, 2100, and 1300. Each model comes equipped with unique features and technologies designed to meet varying security needs and printing requirements.

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