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Download MICR Font & Instructions





MICR FONTS FOR INFOPRINT 4000 PRINTERS

This MICR font package provides fonts designed for 
use on the IBM Infoprint 4000 series printers.  
Unlike other AFP fonts MICR fonts are device-dependent 
and must be used on the printers that they were 
designed for.  MICR fonts are device dependent in order 
to produce optimum MICR read accuracy for the lowest 
possible reject rate.  Please note that the 300-dpi 
fonts provide a much lower reject rate than 240-dpi.  
This MICR font package provides five character sets, 
three coded fonts, and two code pages.

MICR fonts supporting two standards are provided: 
E-13B and CMC-7.
E-13B was developed in the United States and is 
used in the following countries: United States, Canada, 
Colombia, Australia, Japan, Venezuela, and the United Kingdom.  
CMC-7 was developed in France and is used in: Europe and 
South America. 

MICR fonts were previously provided through RPQ 8A8083.  
An RPQ, Request for Price Quotation, is a method IBM uses 
to provide special hardware and software products 
and features.  The fonts in this package are an enhanced 
version of those provided with the RPQ.  They have the 
same resource names so that applications will not have 
to be changed.   
 
The character sets provided are:
        
             
  	
C0R0AE13.240	240-pel production version of MICR E-13B
  	
C0R0AE13.300	300-pel production version of MICR E-13B
  	
C0R0AT13.240	240-pel hollow test version of MICR E-13B 
  	
C0R0AT13.300	300-pel hollow test version of MICR E-13B
	
C0R0ACMC.300	300-pel production version of MICR CMC-7
        


TO INSTALL THE MICR FONTS:

1. Click on "MICR" under "URL" in the "Download package" of this webpage.
2. When the "File Download" window appears click on "Save" to store the
   "4000micr.zip" file on your hard drive.
3. Unzip 4000micr.zip which generate the following 11 files:

4000micr.txt	this readme file
x0ae13		MICR E-13B coded font for production use
c0r0ae13.240	240-pel production character set MICR E-13B 
c0r0ae13.300	300-pel production character set MICR E-13B 
x0at13		MICR E-13B coded font for testing
c0r0at13.240	240-pel hollow test character set MICR E-13B 
c0r0at13.300	300-pel hollow test character set MICR E-13B
t1001032	code page used by both x0ae13 and x0at13
x0acmc		MICR CMC-7 coded font for production use
c0r0acmc.300	300-pel production character set MICR CMC-7
t1001033	code page used by x0acmc


FOR MVS, OS/390, z/OS, VM, AND VSE

The files must be uploaded to the host system in binary and then 
converted into the proper format using the AFRREBLK utility or 
AFPREBLK for VSE.

Since the files are device-dependent you will need to 
put them into a unique library for the device if you 
will have different types of printers printing MICR 
applications.  For example, if you have a MICR 4000 
and a MICR 4100 they will each have unique MICR fonts 
with the same resource names.  You will need to have two 
libraries.  One could be named MICR4000 and the other MICR4100.  
PSF will need to be setup to point to the correct library.

Also the character sets are provided in 240-dpi and 300-dpi 
resolution which means the proper version must be used to match 
the resolution of the printer.  If you are printing on a 600-dpi 
printer you must use the 300-dpi font in order to get the 
lowest check reject rate.