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Author Topic: Strong Automation Question Nic Margherio Film Handler Posts: 91 From: St. Louis MO, USA Registered: Dec 1999 posted 04-25-2001 05:24 PM                     I supposed this question is directed at Pat Moore, our friendly Strong representative, but anyone's input would be apprieciated. The screens I service have both the Strong CPA-10 automation and the Strong CNA-200. In the interest of standardization, I have been trying to program all of these machines with the exact same programs. All of my CNA-200's are now standardized so my question, then, is this; is the programming "language" interchangeable between the CNA and the CPA? In other words, could I make a hand-written copy of the CNA programs, input them into the CPA and expect it to run the same program?  |  IP: Logged Pat Moore Master Film Handler Posts: 363 Registered: Mar 2000 posted 04-26-2001 12:22 PM                     Hi Nic -- Thanks! I have friendly moments, anyway... As I remember the last version of the CPA-10 Software, the program instructions are very similar to the CNA-200's. The exception might be the instructions used for intermission, but those are pretty seldom used. I'm out of the office but if you need some additional information let me know... Pat  |  IP: Logged

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