John; As Bill says - it's a lot easier to get the chip. I think all of our clients work that way.
You also need to use the special MICR toner. Usually it's harder to move the toner to a different printer than the chip. Remember that the M in MICR is for magnetic. It's special toner. The best part is that they usually come with a template you can use to line up the MICR line. It has to be in a specific location and format for the automatic readers. Hth Colin Alfke Calgary Canada >-----Original Message----- >From: Bill Haskett > >John: > >Only if it's designed to do so. For instance, you can use the >same DIMM chip on a 4000 & 4050. You need to contact them by >going to www.troygroup.com. Or use Google to search for TROY >DIMM chips. > >These chips are really very inexpensive. Some of the toner, >on the other hand, is rather expensive. Depending on your >output load, solutions are really inexpensive overall. > >Bill > >-----Original Message----- >From: John Varney > >I'm looking at that as one option. Do you know if those DIMMs >can be used in more than one printer, for instance the laser >printer with the DIMM goes down. Can I trnasplant the DIMM >into another like printer (HP 8100, 9000, etc) to get checks >out the door? ------- u2-users mailing list [email protected] To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
