Scanning Integrity Examples - Pitney Bowes FastPac DI900 Manuallines

Scanning
Integrity
Examples
✍
TIP: For the purposes
of these examples,
OMR symbology is
shown because it
easier visually to see
what is happening
for each page than
displaying barcodes.
However, the same in-
tegrity principles apply
for barcodes also.
SV61314 Rev. A
DI900/DI950 Scan Code Concepts • 2
This section shows how different combinations of scan codes can be used to
increase mailpiece integrity. The numbers at the top of each sheet show the
order in which the pages were printed (i.e., generated by the application). Un-
less otherwise stated, the examples apply to a standard feed top scan system.
The following figure shows the sheet layout used throughout the examples.
Print sequence Print sequence
Application material Application material
BOC, EOC Absence
This is the best choice where space must be kept to an absolute minimum
(see figure below). With the side clearance and the nominal width of the mark,
an area of only 20 mm high by 16 mm wide is required to provide the proper
clear zone with the single mark centered in the zone.
3rd Collation 3rd Collation
3rd Collation
2nd Collation 2nd Collation
2nd Collation
1st Collation 1st Collation
1st Collation
EOC Example
1 1
Sample Sheet Layout
2 2 2
3 1
3
1
1 1
1 2
1
1
2 2
OMR Codes OMR Codes
3
Direction Direction Direction Direction
Travel Travel
Travel Travel
of of
of of
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