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15. Using different Avolites consoles
If you are used to other Avolites consoles, this section will help you to
cope with the differences between each console.
Shows from a Titan console can be loaded into any
other Titan console, but not into the Pearl Expert
running Classic software, or a Diamond 4, or a Pearl
2000/2004/2008 console, because these consoles have
a different show file format.
15.1 The console controls
Obviously the main difference on the Tiger Touch is the touch screen,
and the lack of preset faders.
Touch screen
The touch screen provides a user-configurable 'workspace' which can
show windows containing buttons for fixtures, palettes, groups,
shapes, attribute control and more. You can select which windows are
visible, and their size and position, using the Window Control buttons
above the numeric keypad, and the window buttons to the right of
the touch screen. The View menu also gives you some options. You
can store different workspace layouts in the 'workspaces' touch keys.
The right hand side of the touch screen is the menu area. This is very
similar to the LCD panel on a Pearl Expert. To activate the menu
buttons you can either touch the screen or press the button
alongside.
You can lock any menu (to keep it active) by pressing the Menu Latch
button. The Menu Latch button (ML Menu on other consoles) only
shows its menu at the top level screen.
The bottom of the touch screen gives information about the playback
faders below.
When a text input is required, a touch keyboard pops up for you to
enter text.
When selecting a range of fixtures, you have to use the touch screen
slightly differently to how you’d use buttons; touch and hold the first
in the range, then touch and hold the last, then release the first; or
you can drag your finger along the buttons.
Preset playbacks
As well as the 10 playback faders across the bottom of the console,
there are 10 further playbacks on the top right of the console. These
always stay the same (they aren’t affected by the page buttons) and
so are useful for memories you use a lot, such as par can washes,
basic stage illumination or smoke machines.
Using Pearl Expert shows
- Tiger Touch 1
- 1. Quick Start 13
- Fixture Groups 14
- 1.4 Programming palettes 15
- 1.5 DMX / network setup 15
- Page 16 – 1. Quick Start 16
- Playback faders and master 17
- Touch screen 17
- 2.2 Connecting up 21
- 2.2.4 Titan Healthcheck 22
- 2.2.5 Connecting DMX lines 22
- 2.2.6 Connecting a monitor 23
- 2.2.7 Other connections 23
- 2.3.1 Workspace windows 24
- 4 window positions 25
- Context buttons 25
- Touch Keyboard 28
- 2.3.3 The toolbar 30
- 2.3.5 Visualiser 32
- 2.3.6 Key profiles 33
- 2.3.7 Undo/Redo 33
- 2.3.8 Key macro buttons 33
- 2.3.9 Keyboard shortcuts 34
- 2.4 Multi-user operation 35
- 2.4.2 Handle Worlds 36
- 2.5 Titan Simulator 38
- 2.6.1 Saving the show 40
- 2.6.2 Loading a show 40
- 2.6.4 Autosave 43
- 2.7 Clearing the console 44
- 2.8 Creating reports 44
- 3. Patching 46
- 3.1.2 Patching dimmers 47
- Page 48 – 3. Patching 48
- 3. Patching - Page 49 49
- Page 50 – 3. Patching 50
- 3.1.4 Visualiser Auto Patch 51
- 3.1.6 Patching by RDM 51
- Page 52 – 3. Patching 52
- 3.2 Changing the patch 53
- Page 54 – 3. Patching 54
- 3.2.4 Setting legends 55
- 3.2.5 DMX view window 56
- 3.2.6 Fixture Exchange 57
- 3.2.7 Exchange Mapping 57
- Page 58 – 3. Patching 58
- 3.2.8 Update personalities 59
- 3.3.2 Using copied fixtures 60
- 3.4 Advanced options 61
- 3.4.3 Attribute limits 62
- 3.4.4 Fixture Offset 63
- Page 64 – 3. Patching 64
- Scroll slider 65
- 4.1.3 Clearing selection 67
- Attribute bank buttons 70
- 4.1.13 Using fixture groups 77
- 4.1.19 Align fixtures 80
- 4.1.20 Flip 81
- 4.1.21 Fan mode 81
- 4.3 Advanced options 86
- 5. Palettes 87
- 5.1 Creating palettes 88
- 5. Palettes - Page 89 89
- Page 90 – 5. Palettes 90
- 5.1.3 Nested palettes 91
- 5.1.4 Quick record 91
- Page 92 – 5. Palettes 92
- 5. Palettes - Page 93 93
- 5.2 Recalling palettes 94
- 5.3 Editing palettes 95
- Page 96 – 5. Palettes 96
- 5.5 Timing with palettes 97
- Page 98 – 5. Palettes 98
- 5. Palettes - Page 99 99
- 6.1 Creating effects 101
- 6.3 Advanced options 109
- 6.4 Pixel Mapper examples 110
- 6.4.2 Overlaying effects 113
- 6.4.7 Spawn and Pre-Spool 127
- 7. Cues 131
- 7.1.2 Creating a cue 132
- 7.1.3 Quick Build cues 133
- 7.1.5 Blind mode 133
- 7.2 Using a cue 134
- 7. Cues - Page 135 135
- 7.2.5 Speed Masters 136
- 7. Cues - Page 137 137
- 7.3 Editing cues 138
- 7.3.3 Playback and Cue view 139
- Page 140 – 7. Cues 140
- 7. Cues - Page 141 141
- 7.4.2 Deleting a cue 142
- 7.5 Cue timing 143
- Page 144 – 7. Cues 144
- 7. Cues - Page 145 145
- Page 146 – 7. Cues 146
- 7.6 Advanced options 147
- 7.6.3 Curve 148
- 7.6.5 Playback priority 148
- 7.6.6 Blind mode 149
- 7.6.7 Key Profile 149
- 8. Chases 150
- 8.2 Playback 151
- Page 152 – 8. Chases 152
- 8.2.6 Jumping to a step 153
- 8.3 Editing a chase 154
- 8.5 Chase timing 155
- Page 156 – 8. Chases 156
- 8. Chases - Page 157 157
- 8.6 Advanced options 158
- 8.6.3 Cue linking 159
- 8.6.4 Release between cues 159
- 8.6.5 Renumber cues 159
- 9. Cue Lists 160
- 9. Cue Lists - Page 161 161
- Page 162 – 9. Cue Lists 162
- 9. Cue Lists - Page 163 163
- 9.2 Cue List playback 164
- 9.3 Editing cue lists 165
- Page 166 – 9. Cue Lists 166
- 9. Cue Lists - Page 167 167
- Page 168 – 9. Cue Lists 168
- 9.5 Cue list timing 169
- Page 170 – 9. Cue Lists 170
- 9. Cue Lists - Page 171 171
- 9.5.4 Fixture overlap 172
- 9. Cue Lists - Page 173 173
- 9.6 Advanced options 174
- 9.6.5 Cue Options 175
- 9.6.6 Autoload 175
- 9.6.7 Macro Links 175
- 9.6.8 Key Profile 175
- 9.6.10 Tracking 176
- 9. Cue Lists - Page 177 177
- 10. Running the show 178
- 10.1.5 Speed Masters 179
- 10.1.6 Group Masters 179
- 10.1.8 Playback priority 180
- 10.1.9 Preset playbacks 180
- 10.1.12 Blind mode 182
- 10.3 Organising the console 183
- 10.4 Set List window 183
- Page 1 2 3 4 5 … 28 29 30 186
- 11. Remote control 190
- 11.2 Operating the remote 191
- 11.2.1 Keypad 192
- 11.2.2 Controlling fixtures 192
- 12.1.3 Saving workspaces 198
- 12.2 Key Profiles 200
- 12.3 The System menu 202
- 12.4 DMX output mapping 204
- 12.4.2 TitanNet Overview 206
- 12.5 Curves 207
- 12.6 Upgrading the software 210
- 12.7.3 Software licensing 211
- 13.1.6 In an emergency 215
- 14. Networking the console 217
- 14.2.1 ACDI 221
- 14.3 Module Setup 222
- 14.4.1 Example CITP setup 223
- 14.5.2 Subnet Masks 224
- 15.1 The console controls 227
- 16. Release notes 231
- 16.2.1 New Features 232
- Page 234 – 16. Release notes 234
- Page 236 – 16. Release notes 236
- Page 238 – 16. Release notes 238
- 16.2.2 Improvements 240
- 16.2.3 Changes 241
- 16.2.4 Bugs Fixed 241
- Page 242 – 16. Release notes 242
- Page 244 – 16. Release notes 244
- 16.2.5 Known Issues 245
- 17.1.1 Fixtures 246
- 17.1.2 Select If 247
- 17.1.3 Record 247
- 17.1.4 Copy, Move 248
- 17.1.5 Delete 248
- 17.1.6 Include 248
- 17.1.7 Times 248
- 17.1.8 Cue Lists 249
- 18. Glossary of words 250
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