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Have the printer’s horizontal and vertical size calibrated.

When using PCL MICR fonts, character spacing can be adjusted by setting the HMI for the printer whenever the MICR font is selected.

When using IDAutomation MICR fonts, try the narrow or wide version fonts or adjust the point size (for example 12.25 points for wider printing).

When using IDAutomation MICR components, adjust the character spacing or width property.

If the character spacing is outside of the tolerances, do one of the following:.

Using this calibration method, the allowable tolerance is +/- 1/8 of an inch (.32 CM) which is between 3 7/8″ and 4 1/8″ (9.84 CM and 10.48 CM). The distance should be as close to 4 inches (10.16 CM) as possible.

Measure the distance between the middle of the “1” characters.

Use the following procedure to test the spacing: MICR should be printed as close to 8 characters per inch (CPI) as possible. MICR images may print wider or narrower on some printers, paper and under certain humidity conditions.

Be sure the toner is from a reputable source, such as IDAutomation MICR Toner Affiliates.

However, MICR toner must be used to conform to ISO, ANSI and ABA standards. Some banks now use OCR (Optical Character Recognition) to read the MICR font line on checks and regular laser toner is somewhat magnetic. Most of the check stock available from IDAutomation affiliates contains this symbol. Not all check stock contains the transit alignment symbol. The alignment process is simplified if the check stock contains a transit alignment symbol as a watermark near the bottom align the first bank routing or transit symbol in the box. Solution(s): Verify the correct horizontal and vertical placement of the MICR E13B font symbols and their fields:Ĭompare the MICR font output to IDAutomation MICR font placement guidelines document (which is only available if the MICR font is purchased from IDAutomation), obtain the MICR Printed Image Specifications from the American Bankers Association or a check printing gauge from a banking institution. NET Windows Forms Controls and ASP.NET Server Controls. The solutions listed below have solved print problems in MICR based products, which include Check Design and Printing Software, MICR E-13B Fonts. The solutions provided below may solve MICR E-13B read errors and check processing problems reported by banking institutions.