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Mod. 6609d-6612d: Automatic Forms Cutter 13.12.2006
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The 5-digit code number is always made up of the adjustment line plus
one or more other marks.
3.3.2.2. Entering the 5-digit number for the position of marks (code)
A 5-digit code number is entered which indicates exactly in which lines the reading head is to search for the
marks.
Table 1 can be used to convert the position of mark s (code), which consists of the adjustment line (AL) plus a
number of OMR marks, into a 5-digit number
(code) . Each code number represents a complete informatio n unit.
Here is an example to show how to enter the 5-digit number:
Example 1: In the equipment illustrated on page 33, six forms are to perform six different functions
(this program is stored as a fixed program in OMR routine 1):
deflector unit 1, 2, 3, collector, enveloping and stop .
Each form (see page 37) must contain the relevant code which gives the commands. The code always consists
of the adjustment line (AL) and one or more other marks . The reading head detects the marks and passes on
the functions information. In example 1, the form will now be sent to deflector unit 1 if the mark is printed in the
third line. The equipment will stop if the mark is printed in the seventh line after the AL, and so on.
Conversion Table 1: Convert code into 5-digit number
Mark in
read area 5-digit number
1 00001 = is always the AL
2 00002
3 00004
4 00008
5 00016
6 00032
7 00064
8 00128
9 00256
10 00512
11 01024
12 02048
13 04096
14 08192
15 16384
16 32768
Mark in
Example 1 Example 2
1 Adjustment line Adjustment
2 Deflector unit 2 Deflector unit Marks in lines 2+3
3 Deflector unit 1 Deflector unit 1 =Deflector unit 3
4 Collector Collector Marks in lines 4+5
5 Enveloping Enveloping = Stop
6 Deflector unit 3
7 Stop
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9
10
11
12
13
14
15
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