Micr Reader; Indicator Led's - TransAct Ithaca 90PLUS Series Operator's Manual

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Series 90PLUS Operator's Guide

MICR READER

INDICATOR LED'S

The MICR (Magnetic Ink Character Recognition) reader is an option on the
Series 90PLUS Printer. The reader is attached to the front of the printer and
allows a document with MICR data, such as a check, to be read and positioned
for printing.
The MICR reader will read the MICR code, transmit the information to the
host, and be ready to load or reject the document. If the host decides to load
the document, it will be positioned ready to print on the face of the document.
If the document is rejected, it will be fed out of the top of the printer.
The MICR reader can also be used to load a document for endorsement. In this
case, the MICR reader is only used as a loading aid, and the MICR characters
are not read.
There are two LED indicators on the MICR reader. These LED's indicate that
the reader is ready or a read failure has occurred. When the green LED is lit,
the printer is ready to accept a document. The green LED turns off after a
document is read correctly. The red LED indicates a read failure.