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ImagePro21 TTS Application is an interactive program that has several functions which allow users to perform prime capture, reject encode, and power encode. Prime Capture emulates the functionality of the existing high speed capture application by performing basic capture and upload of code lines to the Unisys IPS/ICPS or the IBM CPCS database. Reject encode matches corrected code lines of rejected items during prime pass to physical rejects for encoding. Power encode allows users to encode good items from capture.
COMPREHENSIVE CAPTURE APPLICATION
The TTS application can be used to capture into Unisys IPS/ICPS and IBM CPCS applications. A single application performs all capture functions, thus providing ease of maintenance and usability. TTS includes the following capture functions: |
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Prime Capture |
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Power Encode |
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Reject Encode |
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Repass/Rehandle |
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| TTS also supports a variety of transports including the following: |
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Unisys Quantum, NDP200-2000 |
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NCR 7780, iTRAN |
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IBM 3890 |
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Banctec |
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Canon, DigitalCheck and others |
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| TTS include all the features expected from an advanced capture application such as: |
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Code line capture - MICR E13B and OCRA/OCRB |
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Imaging – Front and Rear, Grayscale and Black and White |
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Sort pattern validation and pocketing |
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Microfilming |
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Endorsing - Front and Rear |
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High speed and low speed encoding |
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FLEXIBLE, SOPHISTICATED AND EASY TO USE
The TTS application has several configurable parameters that can be set to meet the financial institution’s processing needs.
During Power Encode and Reject Encode, the user has the ability to define matching profiles based on work type and sort pattern. This increases matching percentages and reduces manual intervention. TTS also includes a comprehensive audit and logging functionality and also includes a statistics gathering functionality. |
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