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Note:
Be sure that the paper comes off the roll in the correct direction.
5.
Pull out the edge of the paper roll within the range "A" on the upper
side of the case, close the roll paper cover, and tear off the fed paper
roll with the manual cutter.
Note:
When the roll paper is disabled, you need not to install a paper roll.
Processing Checks
The TM-J9000/J9100 is capable of performing the following four actions
on a check in a single pass: reading magnetic characters, scanning the
image of both the face and the back, and printing a transaction record.
Flow of Single Pass Processing
1.
Insert a check into the feeder section.
2.
The printer reads the magnetic characters on the check.
3.
The scanner scans the images of the face and back.
4.
The validation section prints the transaction record, and the check is
fed to the outlet.
Notes on Processing Checks
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Do not use checks smaller than 152 × 68 mm {5.98 × 2.68 in} (W × H).
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Do not use checks larger than 230 × 100 mm {9.06 × 3.94 in} (W × H).
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Do not use copy paper or other multi-ply paper.
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Make sure that the checks have no curl, bending (especially on the
corners), warpage, or wrinkles.
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Do not use checks with paper clips, staples, adhesive tape, or other
foreign materials attached.
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Do not open the covers while printing and processing are in progress.
Notes on Using the Image Scanner
The printer uses the image scanner to read checks. Be sure to use a USB
interface because the image scanner requires it. If you are using an
optional UB series interface, no image data can be obtained.
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