CPC 1.0R only controls plate registration, it is mostly found on some of the older double colour Heidelberg machines. CPC 1.01 was the earliest press console developed by Heidelberg and could only control basic features like ink fountain zones, ink fountain sweep, circumfrential and lateral register. CPC 1.01 was a very short lived as Heidelberg seemed to waste no time in releasing CPC 1.02 CPC 1.02 launched around 1985 was a significant step up from the CPC 1.01. It provided many sought after features like simultaneous plate registration, ink shut of all units together or selected unit and storage of jobs in cartridge or memory SD card. CPC 1.03 it introduced CIP technology to the Heidelberg consoles CPC 1.04 introduced the ability of the press to communicate with pre-press CTP and auto load job data CP 2000 was a major breakthrough in console technology introduced by Heidelberg in the year 2000. The CP2000 console is a windows OS based machine console for newer generation machines. It is has a very user friendly interface and allows machine operators who have computer operational knowledge to have higher electronic control of the machine specially for the inking and registration controls. It is primarily an electronic upgrade with very little mechanical change to previous models. It also allows the printing press to communicate with other pre & post press equipment via the Heidelberg Prinect system