Set Bit Depth to 1 bit in PS CS2 V9

I need to create documents for a scanning system. The recognition software requires the templates be Black & White, 150 dpi, at 1 bit depth. Can one set the bit depth to 1 bit in PS CS2 v9? The original document was created in MS Word, printed to Acrobat Professional 9 and converted to a TIF by AcroPro as well as acquired directly from the flat bed scanner at 150dpi in black & white mode.
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Implicit in Mr. Barnett's post is that "bitmap" in Photoshop means 1 bit per channel, with only one channel. That's what you are looking for.

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