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If the fixture has its intensity above zero or Move In Dark is inhibited

when the Move In Dark is supposed to occur, the console will attempt

the movement in the nearest suitable cue instead.

9.6.12 Fire first cue option

When this option is enabled, the first cue of the cue list will

immediately go when the fader is raised. The default is Disabled.

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Table of Contents5
Page 6 - Reference Manual Contents6
Quick Start13
- Patching Fixtures13
- Controlling Fixtures13
- Programming Cues and Chases14
- Programming Palettes15
- DMX / Network Setup15
Setting up and Using the Console17
- Guide to the Tiger Touch17
- Connecting up21
- Cautions21
- Connecting Mains Power21
- Starting up and Shutting down21
- Titan Healthcheck22
- Connecting DMX Lines22
- Connecting a Monitor23
- Other Connections23
- Connecting the Fader Wing24
- Using the Touch Screen and Monitor24
- Workspace Windows24
- The Menu Area of the Touch Screen29
- The Toolbar30
- The Heads-Up Display (HUD)31
- Visualiser32
- Key Profiles33
- Undo/Redo33
- Key Macro Buttons33
- Keyboard Shortcuts34
- Locking the Console35
- Multi-User Operation35
- Users35
- Handle Worlds36
- Linking to Other Titannet Sessions37
- Titan Simulator38
- Installing Titan Simulator38
- Running Titan Simulator39
- Using Virtual Panel with a Console39
- Loading and Saving Shows39
- Saving the Show40
- Loading a Show40
- Importing Parts of Other Shows42
- Autosave43
- Backing up Existing Show Files to USB Pen Drive44
- Clearing the Console44
- Creating Reports44
Patching46
- Patching New Fixtures or Dimmers46
- Fixture Select Buttons and Handles46
- Patching Dimmers47
- Patching Moving Light Fixtures48
- Visualiser Auto Patch51
- Patching Fixtures with Multiple Cells (Sub Fixtures)51
- Patching by RDM51
- Finding a Lost Fixture52
- Changing the Patch53
- Patch View53
- View Detailed Fixture Information54
- Changing DMX Address Using Patch Menu54
- Setting Legends55
- DMX View Window56
- Fixture Exchange57
- Exchange Mapping57
- Update Personalities59
- Copying, Moving and Deleting Fixtures60
- Copying or Moving a Patched Fixture60
- Using Copied Fixtures60
- Deleting a Patched Fixture60
- Advanced Options61
- Swap Pan and Tilt61
- Invert Attributes61
- Attribute Limits62
- Fixture Offset63
- Fixture / Attribute Curves63
- Freeze Fixtures or Attributes64
- Editing the Personality64
Controlling Dimmers and Fixtures65
- Using the Select Buttons and Wheels65
- Selecting Fixtures and Dimmers for Control65
- Setting Fixtures to a Start Position (Locate)66
- Clearing Selection67
- Fixtures with Multiple Cells/Subfixtures68
- Changing Attributes Using the Wheels69
- Setting Attributes Using the Touch Screen71
- Setting Attributes from the Softkeys73
- Adjusting Attributes with the @ Buttons74
- Selecting Fixtures and Dimmers by Number (Channel)74
- Selecting Using a Pattern75
- Selecting Fixtures Which Are in a Palette or Playback76
- Attribute Groups - IPCGBES-FX77
- Using Fixture Groups77
- Fixture Order and Fixture Layout in Groups78
- Stepping through Selected Fixtures One at a Time80
- Highlighting the Selected Fixture with Prev/Next80
- Flash Selected Fixtures to Full80
- Turn off Unselected Fixtures80
- Align Fixtures80
- Flip81
- Fan Mode81
- Setting Fixture/Attribute Times84
- Viewing and Using Numerical Values85
- The Channel Grid Window85
- Advanced Options86
- The ML Menu Button86
- Lamping Fixtures on and off86
Palettes87
- Creating Palettes88
- Which Attributes Are Stored in Palettes88
- Storing a Palette88
- Nested Palettes91
- Quick Record91
- Setting Legends for Palettes92
- Creating an Effects Palette (Shape or Pixel Mapper)93
- Creating a Time Palette93
- Recalling Palettes94
- Recalling a Palette Value94
- Palette94
- Only Showing Relevant Palettes95
- Quick Palettes with no Fixtures Selected95
- Setting Palettes to All Fixtures in a Playback95
- Editing Palettes95
- Viewing and Editing the Content of Palettes95
- Changing the Content of Palettes95
- Updating Palettes Used in a Playback96
- Copying, Moving and Deleting Palettes97
- Copying or Moving a Palette97
- Deleting Palettes97
- Timing with Palettes97
- Palettes with Saved Times98
- Manually Overriding Palette Times98
- Manual Fixture Overlap When Recalling Palettes98
- Master Time for Palettes98
Shapes and Pixel Mapper Effects100
- Creating Effects101
- Creating a Shape101
- Changing Size and Speed of a Shape102
- Changing the Phase of a Shape Across Multiple Fixtures103
- Creating Pixel Mapper Effects104
- Pixel Mapper Layer Masters107
- Editing Shapes and Effects108
- Editing Shapes and Effects in Cues108
- Selecting a Running Shape to Edit108
- Changing Fixture Order in a Shape108
- Removing or Adding Fixtures109
- Reversing a Shape109
- Deleting Shapes109
- Advanced Options109
- Fading Shape Size and Speed109
- Pixel Mapper Examples110
- Randomising Effects110
- Overlaying Effects113
- Creative Use of Fixture Layouts115
- Other Layout Editor Tools119
- Playback Order and Priorities120
- Displacement and Layer Properties124
- Spawn and Pre-Spool127
Cues131
- Creating a Cue131
- How the Tiger Touch Works When Programming131
- Creating a Cue132
- Quick Build Cues133
- Using Shapes/Effects in Cues133
- Blind Mode133
- Recording Cue with a Mask134
- Convert Cue to Chase or Cue List134
- Using a Cue134
- HTP and LTP134
- Playing Back a Cue134
- Changing Playback135
- Viewing Active Playbacks135
- Speed Masters136
- Releasing Running Playbacks136
- Release Mask - Releasing Individual Attributes137
- Programming the Release / Power on State137
- Turning off Individual Fixtures138
- Editing Cues138
- Editing a Cue by Merging138
- Updating Stored Values and Palettes Used in a Cue138
- Playback and Cue View139
- Using Parts of Existing Cues - the Include Function140
- Removing Attributes from Cues Using "Off141
- Copying, Moving, Linking and Deleting142
- Copying or Moving a Cue142
- Deleting a Cue142
- Cue Timing143
- Setting Fade Times and Overlap for a Cue143
- Changing Fixture Order145
- Setting Attribute Fade Times for a Cue146
- Editing Times in the Programmer147
- Advanced Options147
- Release Mask147
- Shape Size/Speed on Fader148
- Curve148
- Locking a Playback Onto a Handle148
- Playback Priority148
- Blind Mode149
- Key Profile149
Chases150
- Creating a Chase150
- Programming a Chase150
- Creating a Chase with Quick Build151
- Playback151
- Playing Back a Chase151
- Connecting a Chase for Control152
- Setting Speed and Crossfade for a Chase152
- Manually Controlling the Steps of a Chase153
- Changing Chase Direction153
- Jumping to a Step153
- Editing a Chase154
- Opening a Chase for Editing154
- Editing a Chase Using Unfold154
- Copying, Moving, Linking and Deleting155
- Copying or Moving a Chase155
- Deleting a Chase155
- Deleting a Step from a Chase155
- Chase Timing155
- Global Timings for Chases155
- Individual Cue Times in Chases157
- Setting Attribute Fade Times for a Cue in a Chase158
- Advanced Options158
- Loop/Stop on Final Cue158
- Forwards/Backwards/Bounce/Random158
- Cue Linking159
- Release between Cues159
- Renumber Cues159
Cue Lists160
- Creating a Cue List160
- Programming a Cue List160
- Changing Legends for Cues in a Cue List162
- Autoloading a Playback Within a Cue List162
- Running a Key Macro from a Cue List163
- Keyboard Shortcuts/Syntax for Cue Lists163
- Cue List Playback164
- Running a Cue List164
- Killing a Cue List164
- Editing Cue Lists165
- Playback View Window165
- Editing Values in Cue View Window165
- Moving and Copying Cues166
- Editing a Cue List Using Unfold166
- Using Update to Change Tracked Cues167
- Editing a Cue List Which Is Running167
- Editing a Cue List While Recording168
- Updating Values in a Range of Cues168
- Disabling a Cue169
- Copying, Moving, Linking and Deleting169
- Copying or Moving a Cue List169
- Deleting a Cue List169
- Deleting a Cue from a Cue List169
- Cue List Timing169
- Time and Fade Options for Cue Lists169
- Cue Linking & Link Offset170
- Individual Attribute Fade Times171
- Fixture Overlap172
- Running a Cue List to Timecode173
- Advanced Options174
- Release Mask174
- Fader Mode174
- Release between Cues174
- Handle Paging174
- Cue Options175
- Autoload175
- Macro Links175
- Key Profile175
- Shape Size/Shape Speed175
- Tracking176
- Move in Dark (MID) Functions176
- Fire First Cue Option177
Running the Show178
- Playback Controls178
- Back up the Show178
- Label the Console178
- Grand Master Fader178
- Assignable Master Faders178
- Speed Masters179
- Group Masters179
- Flash and Swop Buttons180
- Playback Priority180
- Preset Playbacks180
- 10.1.10 Locking a Playback Onto the same Handle on Every Page181
- 10.1.11 Viewing Active Playbacks181
- 10.1.12 Blind Mode182
- 10.1.13 Busking with Palettes182
- Using Multiple On-Screen Workspaces183
- View Menu183
- Organising the Console183
- Using the Move Function183
- Set List Window183
- MIDI or DMX Remote Triggering184
- Connecting Remote Trigger Sources185
- Setting up Remote Triggering185
- Classic Pearl MIDI Triggers186
- Linking Consoles for Multi-User or Backup187
- Setting up Consoles for Multi-User187
- Setting up Consoles for Backup187
Remote Control190
- Setting up the Remote190
- Using an Existing Network191
- Network Setup Using a Dedicated Access Point191
- Operating the Remote191
- Keypad192
- Controlling Fixtures192
- Recording Groups and Palettes194
User Settings and Other Options197
- Configuring the Workspace197
- Opening Workspace Windows197
- Selecting and Positioning Workspace Windows197
- Saving Workspaces198
- Compatibility Windows for Pearl Expert Shows199
- Configuring an External Monitor199
- Key Profiles200
- Creating and Editing Key Profiles200
- Selecting a Key Profile202
- Individual Key Profiles for Playbacks202
- The System Menu202
- Titannet Security202
- Network Settings202
- User Settings202
- Key Profiles204
- Wipe204
- DMX Settings204
- Triggers204
- Display Setup204
- Assign Mastering204
- DMX Output Mapping204
- Configuring DMX Outputs205
- Titannet Overview206
- Curves207
- Upgrading the Software210
- Recovering/Reinstalling the System210
- Booting from USB Recovery Stick211
- Installation Instructions211
- Software Licensing211
Working with Fixture Personalities213
- Downloading Fixture Personalities from Avolites213
- Updating the Personality Library on the Console214
- User/Custom Personalities214
- Requesting a New Fixture Personality215
- Reporting a Personality Bug to Avolites215
- In an Emergency215
Networking the Console217
- Controlling Fixtures over a Network217
- Setting IP Address217
- Setting up DMX Outputs218
- A Simple Art-Net System218
- Setting up an Art-Net System219
- Additional Art-Net Resources221
- Connecting to a Simulator with ACDI221
- Acdi221
- Module Setup222
- Using Active Fixtures with CITP222
- Example CITP Setup223
- All about IP Addressing223
- Setting Your IP Address223
- Subnet Masks224
- Choosing an IP Address and Subnet Mask224
- Automatically Assigning IP Addresses (DHCP)225
- Private IP Address Ranges225
Using Different Avolites Consoles227
- The Console Controls227
- Programming Features in Titan228
Release Notes231
- Version 8.0 Upgrade Procedure231
- Upgrading From: Consoles 6.X231
- Upgrading From: Consoles 7.X231
- Upgrading From: PC any Version231
- Version 8.0 Release Notes232
- New Features232
- Improvements240
- Changes241
- Bugs Fixed241
- Known Issues245
Titan Commands Quick Reference246
- Fixtures246
- Select if247
- Record247
- Copy, Move248
- Delete248
- Include248
- Times248
- Cue Lists249
Glossary of Words250
- Index256

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