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Select i100-series models process checks, deposit slips and other financial institution
MICR documents that meet U.S. standard specifications.
These screens only appear on machines with:
•
The check capture option.
•
The
DOCUMENT DATA CORRECTION ADJUSTMENT
settings configured.
•
MICR-Line Correction Screen MICR Number Is Incomplete Screen
Condition
Action
The machine could not
identify characters within a
check MICR line. Question
marks denote unidentified
characters.
To correct unidentified characters and include the check in the count:
1.
If desired, press DISABLE SNAP to prevent the cursor from automatically
moving to the end of the MICR line after all unidentified characters are
corrected.
2.
Press PREV or NEXT to select the unidentified character for correction.
3.
Using the snippet, or image, of the MICR line as a reference, press the
appropriate numeric or MICR-symbol button to make the correction.
Press
to view additional numbers and symbols. Press
to view previous
numbers and symbols.
Press
to move the MICR snippet to the left. Press
to move the MICR
snippet to the right.
To insert a character in the MICR-line correction field, press PREV or NEXT to
move the cursor to the desired position and press INSERT. A new question
mark (?) appears. Select this character and press the appropriate numeric or
MICR-symbol button.
Press DELETE to remove a highlighted character in the MICR-line correction
field.
4.
When all unidentified characters have been corrected, press DONE to return
to the main screen and continue processing.
When DONE is pressed and all unidentified characters have not been
corrected, the
MICR NUMBER IS INCOMPLETE
screen appears. Do one of the
following:
•
Return the check to the hopper for reprocessing and select REJECT,
CHECK PLACED IN THE HOPPER.
•
Select GO BACK, EDIT THE MICR NUMBER to return to the
MICR-LINE
CORRECTION
screen.
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