Using MICR-Characters with Source Technologies Printer

our customer wants to print checks with a sapscript form and following specs:
Printer Name:   ST-9222 ("Source Technologies" modification of Lexmark 4048_002)
TESTED DEVICE TYPEs:      
          TROYMICR
          HP5MI
SAP Release:      6.0
OS:          Linux
Machine type:     x86_64
USED FONTS:      MICR_C     (10 pt.)
                 MICR_E  (10 pt.)
REQUESTED MICR Characters:
          TRANSIT     (D/A)     "MICR_C/MICR_E
          AMOUNT     (A/B)
          on-us     (B/C)
          dash     (C/D)
Lexmark is the manufacturer of the printer and Source Technologies (ST) a retailer who upgraded the printer with an (so far) unknown MICR expansion kit.
Our problem is now to get the micr character print to work. According to a lack of documentation the retailer of the printer was not able to give any further information about the usage of the micr print from within sap systems. With the two tested generic sap device types the micr characters are not shown on the printouts.
Does anyone have expearience with printers of type Source Technologies?
- What is the recommended device type for the usage of micr with this specific printer?

Christian
Did you ever resolve this issue...It is imperative that I find out.
Can you please respond back to this thread......
Barbara

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