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ITguy54 · Full Member Joined: 22 Mar 2015 Posts: 247

I looked at the program list docs for both the Kronos and Nautilus. The list has INT-A, But then a few pages later is another bank called INT-A (EXi). Then there is a program list called INT-B. Then a few pages later is another bank called INT-B (HD-1). What gives? Why are there two banks called INT-A and two banks called INT-B?

Sweat · Posted: Fri Jan 22, 2021 3:45 pm Post subject:

Kronos Combis have banks named INT-A, INT-B, etc. similar to Program banks. Perhaps this is the confusion?

voip · Platinum Member Joined: 27 Nov 2014 Posts: 3773

Program Banks on the Kronos and Nautilus can either contain EXi Programs or HD-1 programs. They cannot be mixed, for some internal programmatic reason. The groupings of types are different for the Kronos and the Nautilus. The first five Nautilus Program banks are of type EXi, whilst the first five Kronos banks are of types EXi, HD-1, EXi, EXi, EXi, respectively. There is a further difference, in that the Kronos has Program Banks called INT-x and USER-x, whilst the Nautilus Program Banks are all referred to as Bank-x. There is no INT or USER distinction, and the Kronos Program Banks do not have (EXi) or (HD-1) in their Bank names. It's just information to let the user know which Program types can be found in those Banks.

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