CITP is a lighting protocol which sends DMX data over Ethernet. The protocol allows for multiple DMX universes to be
sent over a single Ethernet cable, and has been designed specifically for communication between lighting consoles,
visualisers and media servers.
If using Capture visualisation software, we recommend using the CITP protocol.
For more information on Capture Visualisation software, click here.
For more information on the CITP protocol, click here.
Within the CITP panel, you can choose to enable CITP. Once enabled,
you will be able to configure the CITP protocol. By default, CITP
universes will be mapped 0:1 with Desk Universes.
If you have changed the CITP settings per Desk Universe, you can
choose to “Reset to defaults”. This will prompt you to start the
Universe numbering from either CITP Universe 0 or CITP Universe 1.
If using Capture visualisation software, Start at CITP Universe 0.
IP Address
The IP address options will allow you to configure your CITP network settings. You can choose between using a
DHCP address, or a static IP address.
For information on network settings, see the Networking chapter.
Selection
When using CITP to communicate with Capture visualisation software,
as well as DMX information being sent over Ethernet from ZerOS to
Capture, selection information is sent too. Selected fixtures are then
indicated in Capture with the fixtures selecting in red.
External Level Set
When using CITP to communicate with Capture visualisation software,
as well as ZerOS sending DMX information to Capture, Capture can
send DMX information back to ZerOS. This allows you to use the
fixture controls in Capture to control your fixtures, which you can then
record as a cue in ZerOS. You will see the parameter values live
updating in ZerOS, and "External Level Set" will be displayed in the
command line, as ZerOS receives the updates from Capture.
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