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BANK tIliWEST 4 Specifications for Image Quality 4.1 IQA Specifications Baseline Image Quality Image quality checks will be performed for each set of Image View Records (Type 50, Type 52 & Type 54). If a mandatory field or fields within an Image View Record are invalid, the Record will be counted against the file rejection threshold (see 4.2 Record and Item Level Threshold Exception Information). All image items deposited as part of an Image Cash Letter must meet the following preliminary criteria: • An individual item must have corresponding front and back image segments. • The data size for each image segment must fall within the range acceptable for image data. • Each image segment must be able to be decompressed. • Each image segment must have a minimum resolution of 200 dpi. • Each segment must be black and white and in the TIFF 6.0 CCITT Group 4 compression format. Detailed Image Quality Items that meet the preliminary quality criteria will be passed through an image quality engine. This engine will assess the overall quality of each segment based on particular quality metrics. These metrics include: • Missing / torn corners: Analysis is performed to determine if any of the document's four corners are either folded or missing. Depending upon the particular document layout, a corner that is either folded or is torn away may cause vital information to be missing from the image. • Document length: The length of the document may be above or below defined values. Ideally the length, as calculated by dividing the horizontal pixel count by the pixel density (dots per inch), is within standard check length specifications. • Document height: The height of the document may be above or below defined values. Ideally the height, as calculated by dividing the vertical pixel count by the pixel density (dots per inch), is within standard check height specifications.• Document skew: The document skew, defined as the measure of the angle formed between the horizontal edge of the physical document being scanned and the horizontal edge of the front of the document image, may be too great. • Image brightness: The black pixel count may indicate the image is too dark or too light. • Noisy image: If the black pixel distribution is outside of normal bounds, the image may be flagged. Link to IQA Settings Below is the link to the Fed IQA Settings for your reference: htto://www.frbservices.ora/files/servicesetuo/check/pdf/iaa settinas.pdf 4IPage Image Clearing Specification April 30, 2012