Pitney Bowes DI500, Operator'S Manual

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5 • Optical Mark Recognition (OMR)
5-18 SV40221 Rev. C
Creating an OMR Job
Before you Start
Before creating a Job Definition using OMR, make sure that the
required OMR code has been set up as described in Create New
OMR Code on page 5-14.
Setting the Type of OMR
During the Create Job process, the machine will ask whether OMR
is being used within the job being programmed. If so, select the type
of job:
Selective Feed
or
Non Selective Feed
. If the Select Feed
(SF) option is grayed out, it means a code of the required type has
not yet been created and saved to the machine’s memory. (Note that
Select Feed will only be available if it has been purchased for your
machine).
You
may
now be asked if the job uses OMR Matching (this will
depend on OMR Matching functionality being available on your
machine).
When defining the Prime Sheet Set, the machine will ask you
to assign one of the previously saved OMR Codes to this Job
Definition.
When creating a Job Definition using Select Feed marks, additional
questions will be asked to assign feeders to required Select Feed
mark(s). Similarly, if using OMR Matching, you will be asked to
assign the correct OMR Code to the matched sheet(s) or insert(s).
TIPS:
Note that a Selective Feed code can be used in a non-
Selective Feed Job Definition by not allocating any of
the Select Feed (SF) marks to a feeder when creating
the Job Definition.
Multiple Sheet Sets can be selectively fed from one
or more sheet feeders. Only single inserts can be
selectively fed from each insert feeder.