7 - Maintenance
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Figure 7-7 - Fonts and Corresponding Font IDs
Table 7.1 - Fond ID Fields
FIELD ID
DESCRIPTION
Font ID1
Generally used for the Primary Account Number (PAN), the account number
on either a debit or a credit card.
Font ID2
Generally used for the cardholder name and the card expiration date.
Font ID3
Reserved for devices equipped with Visa Electron or American Express fonts.
Font ID4
The rear indent font, generally used for the CVV code on the back side of the
card next to the magstripe.
7.4.2
How to Align Embossed and Printed Characters
In this tuning procedure, you will need to notice subtle differences in alignment between embossed
characters and the ink on top of them. The easiest way to do this is to lay the card flat at eye height so
you are looking at the character from the edge of the card, and note how light or dark the character looks.
Then turn the card around and note how light or dark the character looks from the other side. The lighter-
looking side is the side the embossed text needs to move AWAY from. For example, if the
right
side
looks
lighter
, the embossed character needs to move to the
left
.
To change calibration values on the EC2000 “Tuning” pages, select the
New
field next to the value you
want to change, then use the up and down arrows to adjust the value. If you want the value to move in
larger or smaller amounts when you press the arrows, press the
N per tap
button between the arrows.
