Pitney Bowes DI950 FastPac Inserter - Manual (Page 178)

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8 • Scanning
The Enhanced Integrity level of scanning contains marks that increase colla-
tion integrity.
Mark Purpose
MC - Match Codes This mark is used to keep documents from one collation
together and exclude documents from other collations. It
increments/decrements per Mail Piece, not per item.
When using SureTrac
™ Process Verification software,
Match Codes is required to identify the Mail Piece.
OMR Marks: Up to 17 Match Code marks can be within
the code.
BCR Marks: The maximum number of bits for barcodes is
32.
PC - Page Count This mark is used in two different ways: to indicate the total
number of pages in a collation, or to schedule a quantity to
items be fed from a specific feeder. The page count will be
the same on each sheet of the set.
NOTE: The Page Count and Page Number marks can
be used together to ensure internal collation integrity. For
example, if the Page Count and Page Number do not
match, the system will recognize that an error has occurred.
PN - Page Number This mark indicates the page number within a collation. The
system checks the order of pages, and for missing or extra
pages within the collation.
NOTE: The Page Count and Page Number marks can be
used together to ensure internal collation integrity.
WAS - Wrap Around
Sequence
This is a numbering system, which uses a sequential binary
coding. If a page becomes missing or the set becomes out
of sequential order, the system will stop processing and
declare an error message. Use to keep the entire mailing in
the correct order. Ensures integrity collation to collation.
OMR Marks: Up to 17 Wrap Around Sequence marks can
be within the code.
BCR Marks: The maximum number of bits for barcodes is
32.
The following marks allow the system to read legacy or competitive OMR
codes.
Mark Purpose
IGN(n) - Ignore
(OMR Only)
This mark allows the system to ignore marks it does not
support.
TM - Timing
(OMR Only)
This mark is needed by some machines to read OMR
marks correctly. This system does NOT need Timing marks,
but the mark(s) may be left within an existing code and will
add integrity to your Mail Piece. Timing mark(s) may appear
more than once wthn the code and, if used, must always
be present within the code.
Basic Level
(continued)
Enhanced
Integrity Level