Xerox MICR, 2000MX, 4635MX User Manual

Xerox DocuPrint

®

MICR Family

Overview

DocuPrint MICR printing:

quality that pays

®

Xerox Corporation set the benchmark for Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR) quality and reliability

standards back in 1984 with the introduction of MICR laser printing. Since then, the tradition of providing

superior quality solutions has continued as the family of high-performance, high-speed Xerox MICR laser

printing systems has grown to meet the financial industry’s expanding needs.

Today, Xerox offers the most comprehensive array of MICR production printing solutions. With print

speeds ranging from 75 to 180 pages per minute for 8.5 by 11-inch and A4 paper, Xerox MICR laser printers

feature 600 dots per inch resolution, large-format capabilities, multiple programmable input trays, network

connectivity, and feeding and finishing options. They also provide support for a wide variety of data-

streams—including AFP IPDS, PostScript, PCL, Metacode, LCDS, and more.

The legacy continues

Because Xerox MICR laser printers utilize a revolutionary

MICR imaging technology, applications output on Xerox

MICR printers consistently exceed 99.5 percent read

rates—the highest in the industry. This means your

checks and negotiable documents will exceed the

demanding quality standards established by such agen-

cies as the American Bankers Association, American

National Standards Institute, Canadian Payments

Association, and International Standard Organization.

We not only stand by our family

of MICR printers—we also stand

by the documents those printers

produce with the only Check

Performance Guarantee in the

industry.

Exceeding quality standards

Quality in MICR printing is a financial necessity. MICR

applications produced on Xerox laser printing systems

consistently meet the highest standards for Uniformity,

Consistency, and Durability. Uniformity is the ability to

maintain signal strength across all MICR characters.

Consistency is maintaining uniformity from check to

check. Durability is the ability to maintain image

permanence in high-speed readers/sorters.

If your checks do not meet these standards, you will

see an increase in the number of rejected checks. And

rejected checks result in costly delays, lost opportuni-

ties, and possible chargeback fees.

Xerox is so confident about

the quality of our products—

including our family of MICR

printers—that we offer the only

Total Satisfaction Guarantee in

the industry.