Inlite Research, Inc.    Sunnyvale, CA 94087
Jun 02, 2009 ClearCheck21 MICR Reader provides high-reliability OCR of check MICR line, as well as correction strips, and can read MICR lines from IRDs. It can read multiple lines per document, in any orientation, and accepts check images from flat bed, hot dog, as well as traditional check scanners. Able to read x9.37 image cash letter files, unit accepts PDF, TIFF, JPG, and other formats. Device can also extract well-cropped, deskewed check image from larger image.

Access IS    Reading RG6 1AZ   United Kingdom
Jul 16, 2008 Operating from 3 Vdc power supply, Model OCR130 is designed for OEM integration into portable devices via 12-way, 0.5 mm pitch FFC. With operating current of 130 mA which drops substantially when reader is in rest mode, it captures code lines from machine-readable travel documents including machine-readable passports, visas, and travel cards conforming to ICAO Document 9303. APACS debit and credit documents can also be read together with E13B OCRB and mixed E13B and OCRB fonts.

CTS North America, Inc.    Burlington, MA 01803
Apr 16, 2008 Model L40 check reader is compact peripheral hardware device that connects to other equipment using standard USB or Serial ports, and supports CMC7/E13B formats in accordance with ISO 1004 standards.

MagTek    Carson, CA 90746 3503
Feb 26, 2003 Mini MICR™ is offered with USB interface that is compatible with USB 2.0 and 1.1 and connects to PCs for plug-and-play functionality. Check reader is also available in models with RS232 or keyboard wedge connectivity for PCs. With footprint suitable for reduced spaces, product suits point-of-sale and back-office environments. It is optionally available with integrated magstripe card reader.

Mag-Tek    Carson, CA 90746 3503
Jan 15, 2003 MICRImage™ provides automated confirmation of MICR data for check conversion and electronic check transactions. With Enhanced Reading technology, MICRImage reads check up to 3 times automatically, comparing results of multiple reads and reporting discrepancies to POS terminal or check processing application. If check reads identically on multiple passes, captured data may be deemed accurate; checks that do not can be stopped from initiating erroneous transaction.