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General| Display | External monitor required |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | USB, Ethernet |
| DMX Inputs | Via Art-Net, sACN |
| USB Ports | 2 |
| Networking | Ethernet |
| Compatibility | Titan software |
| Software | Titan software |
| Power Supply | External power supply |
| Faders | 10 |
| Touch Screen | No |
Instructions for patching fixtures and dimmers, including manufacturer and type selection.
Guide to selecting and controlling fixtures using console controls, wheels, and attributes.
Steps for recording and programming cues and chases, including timing settings.
Instructions for software installation and connecting the Titan Mobile panel to a PC via USB.
Procedures for saving, loading, backing up, and managing show files.
Guide to patching fixtures, assigning DMX addresses, and selecting fixture types and manufacturers.
Methods to view, edit, and modify existing fixture patches, DMX addresses, and personalities.
Learn to efficiently copy, move, and delete patched fixtures, including managing layouts.
Mastering fixture selection and attribute control using console buttons, wheels, and touch screen.
Learn to create and store palettes for fixture attributes like color, position, and gobos for quick recall.
How to recall stored palettes to apply fixture settings quickly, including manual overrides.
Methods for viewing, editing contents, and updating palettes used in playbacks.
How to create dynamic visual effects using shapes and the Pixel Mapper for animated textures.
Learn to edit running shapes and effects within cues, fixtures, and their parameters.
Step-by-step guide to creating and programming cues for specific stage looks and lighting states.
Understanding HTP/LTP, playback, and managing playback pages for cues.
Methods to merge, update, and edit cues, including using the Include function.
Procedure for programming chases, including manual setup, Quick Build, and shape recording.
Guide to programming cue lists, including record modes, linking, and setting default times.
How to run, pause, skip, and kill cue lists, including using timecode and key profiles.
Methods for editing cue lists via Playback View and Cue View windows, including copying and moving.
Managing cue lists by copying, moving, linking, and deleting them.
Essential playback controls including backing up, master faders, speed masters, and group masters.
Configuring DMX outputs, Art-Net systems, and network node assignments for fixture control.
How to download fixture personality files from the Avolites website for console compatibility.
Procedure for updating the console's fixture personality library with the latest versions.
Setting up network addresses (IP) to control fixtures remotely and communicate over networks.
Steps to configure the console's IP address for network communication and device identification.
Configuring DMX output lines and routing them to physical sockets or network nodes.
Fixture-specific information file telling the console how to control it and its attributes.
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