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Avolites Titan One User Manual

Avolites Titan One
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Titan Mobile
and Titan One
Operator’s Manual
Version 8.0

Table of Contents

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Avolites Titan One Specifications

General IconGeneral
ConnectivityUSB
SoftwareTitan PC Suite
DMX Outputs1
Power RequirementsUSB Powered
Operating SystemWindows PC
CompatibilityCompatible with Windows 7, 8, 10
Ethernet Ports0

Summary

1. Quick Start

1.1 Patching fixtures

Guide to assigning DMX addresses and fixture types to console buttons.

1.2 Controlling fixtures

Instructions on selecting fixtures and setting attributes using wheels and buttons.

1.3 Programming cues and chases

How to record looks into cues and timed sequences (chases).

2. Setting up and using the console

2.1 Guide to Titan Mobile

Overview of the console's physical controls and screen layout for operation.

2.2 Connecting up

Details on connecting the Titan Mobile panel to a PC and installing software.

2.3 Using the on-screen workspace

How to configure and utilize workspace windows for efficient control and display.

2.6 Loading and saving shows

Procedures for saving, loading, importing, and backing up show files.

3. Patching

3.1 Patching new fixtures or dimmers

Process of assigning fixture types and DMX addresses to console buttons.

4. Controlling dimmers and fixtures

4.1 Using the select buttons and wheels

Selecting fixtures and controlling attributes (dimmer, color, etc.) using physical controls.

5. Palettes

5.1 Creating palettes

Storing and defining fixture states (color, position) in reusable palettes.

5.2 Recalling palettes

Applying stored palette values to selected fixtures for quick programming.

6. Shapes and Pixel Mapper effects

6.1 Creating effects

Using the Shape Generator and Pixel Mapper to create animated lighting effects.

7. Cues

7.1 Creating a cue

Recording and storing a specific lighting look or state as a cue.

7.2 Using a cue

Playing back, managing, and controlling cues via faders and playback options.

8. Chases

8.1 Creating a chase

Programming sequences of steps (cues) that run automatically or with user input.

8.2 Playback

Firing, controlling speed, and managing chase playback.

9. Cue Lists

9.1 Creating a cue list

Programming sequences of cues with individual timings and tracking behavior.

9.2 Cue List playback

Running, pausing, skipping, and killing cue lists.

10. Running the show

10.1 Playback controls

Managing playbacks, backing up shows, and using master faders.

11. Remote control

11.1 Setting up the remote

Configuring Wi-Fi and network settings to enable remote control via mobile devices.

11.2 Operating the remote

Using the Avolites Remote app to control fixtures, palettes, and cues from a mobile device.

12. User Settings and other options

12.3 The System menu

Accessing and configuring console-wide settings like TitanNet, network, and user preferences.

12.4 DMX output mapping

Configuring DMX output lines, nodes, and Art-Net systems for fixture control.

12.7 Recovering/reinstalling the system

Procedures for reinstalling the console software using a recovery stick.

13. Working with Fixture Personalities

13.1.1 Downloading fixture personalities from Avolites

Obtaining and installing fixture personality files from the Avolites website.

14. Networking the console

14.1 Controlling fixtures over a network

Configuring network settings, including IP addresses, for console communication.

16. Release notes

16.1 Version 8.0 Upgrade Procedure

Step-by-step guide for downloading and installing the console software.

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