Pertech 6100 Series - Manual (Page 10)

Pertech Resources Inc. October 2007 220350A 6
Operating the Scanner
Typical Form Handling
The 6100 teller scanner handles forms between 2 and 3.67
inches wide and 3.2 to 8.75 inches in length. The scanner will handle thicknesses between #16 to #32
(3.0 to 7.5 mills; .032" for ID Cards), with rear exit single pass stacking of a of 10 checks. The unit has a
in-line MICR reader with on board software for decoding E13B MICR characters
To load a form into the scanner insert the form justified to the right, face down with the
MICR line to the right side of the scanner.
MICR Line
Check face down with
MICR Line to Right side
Typical Form Scanning Process
The application software calls for the user to insert a form
into the scanner. The Green Power On LED begins blinking
to indicate that the scanner is waiting for a form.
There are two sensors (#8,#9) identified in the Features Iden-
tification on page 3. The first sensor tells the scanner that a
form is present, activates feed the motor and draws the form
into the scanner.
The second sensor, if activated, passes the form through to
the imaging heads and MICR reader and ejects the form out
the back of the scanner onto the Exit Tray.
If the second sensor does not activate, as in the case of a
inserted form being skewed, the user will need to realign the
form with the right side of the scanner Entrance Tray before
feeding the form.