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1、Standards Canadian Association 2243.32-M1983 Formsets for Use with Embossed Cards and Imprinting Equipment Computers, Information Processing and Office Machines (Reaffirmed 2004) ISSN 031 7-5669 Published in July, 1983 Canadian Standards Association 1 Incorporated 191 9) 1 78 Rexdale Boulevard Rexda

2、le (Toronto), Ontario, Canada M9W lR3 BY Canadian Standards Association-1983 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form, in an electronic retrieval system or otherwise, without the prior permission of the publisher. 3 Formsets for Use with Embossed Cards and Impri

3、nting Equipment Contents Page 4 5 7 9 9 9 10 70 10 10 11 Technical Committee on Credit Cards and Identification Cards Preface Standard 1. Scope 2. General Specifications 2.1 Number of Copies 2.2 Dimensions 2.3 Grammage of Paper 2.4 Carbon 2.5 Colour 3. Printing Requirements 4. Information Content 4.

4、1 Formset Reference Code 4.2 Identification of Use 4.3 Transaction Description 4.4 Statutory Requirements 5. OCR Requirements Figures July, 1983 4 CSA Standard 2243.32-M1983 Technical Committee on Credit Cards and ldentlflcation Cards R.G. Hutton (Chairman) Canadian Bank Note Company Limited, Ottawa

5、, Ontario J.T. McKenna (Secretary) The Canadian Bankers Association, Toronto, Ontario D. Balmer Can ad i an Pay men ts Association , Ottawa, Ontario G. Brunjes Moore Business Forms, Toronto, Ontario E. Gilbert Credit Union Electronic Services tncorporated, Regina, Saskatchewan L.R. Horning R.L. Crai

6、n Incorporated, Ottawa, Ontario Representing Canadian Business Forms Association R.A. Huber (Alternate) Canadian Bank Note Company Limited, Ottawa, Ontario M.F. Jeffrles Addressograph Farri ngton I nc., Mississauga, Ontario D. Kelley Security Credit Systems Ltd., Markham, Ontario D.C. Kendrick Natio

7、nal Defence Headquarters, Ottawa, Ontario J. McCormfck (Alt8rnSte) External Affairs Canada, Ottawa, Ontario Z.A. Michniewlcz NCR Canada Ltd., Toronto, Ontario R. Plante External Affairs Canada, Ottawa, Ontario W.J. Reed Data Conversion Systems Limited, Willowdale, Ontario R.L. Relihan Gulf Canada Li

8、mited, Toronto. Ontario J.P. Richardson National Business Systems Inc., M i ssi ssauga, 0 n tar i o G.J. Watson IBM Canada Ltd., Don Mills, Ontario V. Zeltins Department of Supply and Services, Hull, Quebec 8. Weir (Standards Administrator, Non-voting) Canadian Standards Association, Rexdafe, Ontari

9、o July, 1983 Formsets for Use with Embossed Cards and Imprinting Equipment 5 Preface This is the second edition of CSA Standard 2243.32, Formsets for Use with Embossed Cards and Imprinting Equipment, which supersedes the first edition published in 1977. It is based upon modifications published in th

10、e Canadian Bankers Association Standard S9, Formsets for Use With Embossed Cards, and Imprinting Equipment in the Banking Industry. The material presented is updated to the current document formset requirementsfor other industries as well as the banks. Dimensions are given in both SI (metric) units

11、(rounded) and exact inch units due to the precise requirements of these documents. This Standard does not apply to charge forms itemized by many point of sale devices such as cash register printers. Standardization of these formsets results in: (a) one card issuers charge form and paymenthansaction

12、card have to be processed; and Improved automatic processing of standardized charge form media in an interchange environment where more than (6) A reduction in the need for multiple imprinters at the point of sale. Examples of industry relationships which may benefit from imprint standardization are

13、: (a) Financial institutions (airline, petroleum, retail, entertainment); (b) Pet roleurn (financial institutions, travel, entertain ment) ; (c) Retail (financial institutions, travel, entertainment); and (d ) Ai r I i nes ( f i n anc i a I i ns t i t u t i o n s, trave I, en te rt ai n m e n t ) .

14、Each industry has varying degrees of interchange among its own members. This Standard was prepared by a Working Group of and approved by the Technical Committee on Credit Cards and Identification Cards under the jurisdiction of the Standards Steering Committee on Computers, Information Processing an

15、d Office Machines, and was formally approved by these Committees. Rexdale, July, 1983 Note: Although the intended primary application of this Standard is stated in its Scope, it is important to note that it remains the responsibility of the user of the Standard to judge its suitability for his or he

16、r particular purpose. CSA Standards are subject to periodical review and suggestions for their improvement will be referred to the appropriate committee. All enquiries regarding this Standard, including requests for interpretation, should be addressed to Canadian Standards Association, Standards Div

17、ision, 7 78 Rexdale Boulevard, Rexdale (Toronto), Ontario M9W I R3. Requests for interpretation should: (a) Define the problem, making reference to a specific Clause, and, where appropriate, include an illustrative sketch; (b) Provide an explanation of circumstances surrounding the actual field cond

18、ition; and (c) Be phrased, where possible, to permit a specific “yes” or “no” answer. Interpretations are published in “CSA tnformation Update“. For subscription details and a free sample copy, write to CSA Information Centre or teleDhone (416) 744-4058. July, 1983 7 2243.32-MI 983 Formsets for Use

19、with Embossed Cards and Imprinting Equipment 1. Scope 1.1 The purpose of this Standard is to define common media for the transferring of information from sources, including the embossed characters on a card, by means of imprinting equipment. 1.2 The existence of two standards in relation to forrnset

20、 dimensions is recognized as are the several different methods of capturing the information contained on completed formsets. 1.3 This Standard is recognized as being related to: (a) CSA Standard 2243.17, Embossed Credit Cards - Specifications, Numbering System and Registration Procedures; (b) CSA St

21、andards 2243.22, Style A Character Sets for Optical Character Recognition, and 2243.24, Style B Character Sets for Optical Character Recognition, and Appendices; (c) CSA Standard 2243.41, OCR Paper; (d) ANSI Standard X4.18, Location of Information on a Credit Card Charge Form; (e) CBA Standard S9, F

22、ormsets for Use with Embossed Cards, and Imprinting Equipment in the Banking Industry; (f) CGSB CAN2-9.63, Grammage of Fine Papers; and (9) IS0 Standard 1831, Printing Specifications for Optical Character Recognition. 1.4 This Standard does not apply to charge forms itemized by many point of sale de

23、vices such as cash register printers. 1.5 Reference Publications. This Standard refers to the following Publications and where such reference is made it shall be to the edition listed below, including all amendments published thereto: CSA Standards Embossed Credit Cards - Specifications, Numbering S

24、ystem and Regist ration Procedure; CAN3-Z243.17-M77, 2243.22-1 975, Style A Character Set for Optical Character Recognition; 2243.24-1 975, Style B Character Set for Optical Character Recognition; 2243.41 -1 980, OCR Paper; ANSI* Standard Location of Imprinted Information on a Credit Card Charge For

25、m; X4.18-1977, CBAt Standard Formsets for Use with Embossed Cards, Imprinting Equipment in the Banking Industry; s9-i 981 , CGSBS Standard Grammage of Fine Papers; CAN2-9.63-M 78, EO* Standard Printing Spec if ications for Optical Character Recog- nition. 1831 -1 980, *American National Standards In

26、stitute. t Canadian Bankers Association. $Canadian General Standards Board. *International Organization for Standardization. July, 1983 8 CSA Standard 2243.32-M1983 2. General Speclflcations 2.1 Number of Copies 2.1.1 The formset consists of a minimum of two parts, constructed of either interleaved

27、carbon paper or carbon- less paper. If interleaved carbon paper is used, the following shall (a) Thecarbon substrate between part 1 and part 2 shall be carbon coated on both sides to facilitate imprinting of the reverse of part 1 and on the face of part 2; and (b) The carbon substrate between parts

28、2 and 3 shall be coated on the reverse side only. If carbonless paper is used, the configuration shall be determined by the system requirements. Note: Two, three, or four parf formsets are permissible as determined by the bank or merchant, or both, requiring such documents. 2.1.2 Sequence. The seque

29、nce of parts shall be determined by the system requirements at the option of the issuer. 2.2 Dimensions 2.2.1 The detached copies of each formset shall be the size of either: (a) Size A (see Figure 1). Length - 187.33 * 0.94 mm (7.375 * 0.037 in.). Width - 82.55 i 0.38 rnm (3.250 F 0.015 in.); or (b

30、) Size B (see Figure 2). Length* - 123.24 i 0.94 mm (4.852 * 0.037 in.). Width - 82.55 f 0.38 mm (3.250 k 0.015 in,). Excludes width of stub (see Figures 1 and 2). 2.2.2 If a corner cut is required it shall be in the upper right hand corner at an angle of 60 * 2“ from the top edge. 2.2.3 The detacha

31、ble stub(s) shall be on the left side of the set and shall be 12.70 f 0.38 mm (0.5 k 0.015 in.) in width. apply: 2.3 Grammage of Paper 2.3.1 The processing copy shall be made of paper with a grammage of 90 g/m2 (k 5%) (basis 17 x 22 in.-48M). 2.3.2 The customer or merchant retention copies shall be

32、of paper with a grarnmage of not less than 34 g/m2 (basis 17 x 25 in.-l8.5M) or more than 45 g/m2 (basis 17 x 22 in.-24M) and may be oil treated for transparency if desired. 2.3.3 The paper shall be sufficientlyfreefrom blemishes, dust, lint, and other particles so as to preclude an adverse effect o

33、n its end use, i.e., OCR processable. 2.4 Carbon 2.4.1 When carbon paper is used in environments where freezing temperatures are experienced, it shall be of a non-freeze type. 2.4.2 The carbon paper used to imprint onto the processing copy shall be black and of a type suitable for reading by OCR equ

34、ipment. Note: Carbons may be trimmed short or notched by 4.763 mm (0.1875 in.) minimum to 7.934 mm (0.3125 in.) maximum on the right-hand edge to facilitate the separation of the formsef. 2.5 Cofour 2.5.1 The processing copy shall be white. Users shall refer to CSA Standards 2243.22, Style A Charact

35、er Sets for Optical Character Recognition, and 2243.24, Style B Character Sets for Optical Character Recognition, and in particular to CSA Standard 2243.41, OCR Paper. 2.5.2 The colour of ink for printing in all areas, other than the OCR capture area, shall be as specified by the issuer. 2.5.3 Credi

36、t formsets require that the colour of ink for print in all areas, other than the OCR capture area, shall be red. The word “CREDIT“ will be in red-screen on all copies. July, 1983 Forrnsets for Use with Embossed Cards and Imprinting Equipment 9 3. Printing Requirements 3.1 In general, the formset con

37、tains two main areas, each of which have different requirements. To facilitate processing, particularly where national or international exchange systems are in operation, the following printing requirements have been determined and are applicable only to the processing copy: (a) OCR Capture Area. Th

38、e upper left hand corner of the form (area ABCD in Figures 1 and 2) is reserved for imprints from the card and the merchant identification plate. The areas ALKJ and MNOP are reserved for other information intended to be captured by OCR techniques. Printing in scan areas not intended to be optically

39、read, must be printed in non-read ink. For printing required to be read by OCR equipment, read ink suitable for data capture shall be used. The OCR requirements of the formset shall be in accordance with IS0 Standard 1831, Printing Specifi- cations for Optical Character Recognition; (b) Other Areas:

40、 (i) Area EFGH on the PROCESSING COPY is reserved for bank use and is at present being used by some card issuers for the microfilming of retrieval numbers; and (ii) Area EFGH is available for use on the MERCHANT and CUSTOMER copy, as agreed to by the merchant and the card issuer, for printing, e.g.,

41、 logos; (c) Reverse Side. Printing on the reverse side (back printing) is acceptable provided it does not interfere with face scanning or eye readability. 4. Information Content 4.1 Formset Reference Code 4.1.1 Where required by the issuer, the formset shall have a sequential reference code which sh

42、all consist of the following: (a) A one digit transaction code followed by; (b) One space, followed by; (c) Six characters indicating the sequence number; (d) The transaction code which will have one of the following values: (i) 0 - 4 = Reserved for future use; (ii) 5 = Sales; (iii) 6 = Credit; (iv)

43、 7 - 9 = Reserved for future use. In certain interchange systems this may require special consideration. The reference code shall be OCR 7B font or the equivalent, and the printing specifications shall be in accordance with IS0 Standard 1831, Printing Specifi- cations for Optical Character Recogniti

44、on. 4.1.2 On the size A formset, the sequential reference code shall be located in the area designated BLKX in Figure 1 and appear on all parts of the formset. The first (or low order) digit of the reference code shall be a minimum of 36.53 mm (1.4375 in.) from the rightmost edge of the formset to t

45、he beginning of that character; the seventh (or high order) digit shalt be a maximum of 66.72 mm (2.625 in.) from the rightmost edge of the formset to the end of that character; and the centre line of the reference code shall be 5.57 f 1.02 rnm (0.219 k 0.040 in.) from the top of the formset. 4.1.3

46、On the size B formset, the sequential reference code shall be located in the area designated MNOP in Figure2, and appear on all parts of the formset. The first (or low order) digit of the reference code shall be a minimum of 12.70 mm (0.5 in.) from the rightmost edge of the formsettothe beginning of

47、 that character; the seventh (or high order) digit shall be a maximum of 44.00 mm (1.73 in.) from the rightmost edge of the formset to the end of that character; and the centre line of the reference codeshall be 35.60 * 1.02 mm (1.40 k0.040 in.) from the top of the formset. July, 1983 10 CSA Standar

48、d 2243.32-M1983 4.2 identification of Use (Form Tltie or Other Trans- 5. OCR Requirements act I on lden t if icatlon) 4.2.1 A form title clearly identifying the formset as evidence of asale or other transactions shall be printed on each copy. 4.2.2 The end use of each copy shall be clearly printed o

49、n that copy (e.g., customer copy, processing copy, etc.) when required by the issuer. 5.1 The OCR requirements of the formset, other than those contained within this Standard shall be in accord- ance with the various OCR manufacturers specifications, and according to the processing equipment used in accord with any interchange agreement entered into by the issuer, or both. Note: Wherever possible, the first copy, bearing the customers original signature, shall be retained by the merchant. 4.3 Transaction Descriptlon. Each formset shall contain: (a) In the case of sales transactio