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2.4.3 Linking to other TitanNet sessions

If multiple Titan consoles are connected in the same network you can

choose to connect them as multi-user, tracking backup, or both.

For details of how to connect Titan consoles together on a network,

see section

14 on page 217.

1> Press the Disk button.

2> Press [TitanNet Sessions].

3> [Sessions View] opens a window that shows you how your

console is connected to others, and what other TitanNet

sessions are available. You can touch on another console in the

window and click [Connect] to start a connection, or use the

other buttons to leave a session.

4> Or select [Backup], [Multi-User] or [Backup & Multi-User] to

show a list of sessions which you can connect to. Click on the

session to start the connection.

• A green line shows a good connection, a dotted red line shows a

problem with a connection. Unavailable consoles are shown with

a red background.

Initially all consoles are “Master” consoles. If you connect to a session

on another console as multi-user you become a “Slave” on that

console. The show on the Master is transferred across the network to

the Slave. On the Slave you can choose to save the show locally or to

save changes back to the Master console.

The toolbar will show details of the master/slave status. Console

legends can be changed in the System menu using the [Console

Legend] option.

Consoles connected in a multi-user session work on the same show.

If the same handle worlds are selected then an action on one console

is mirrored across them all, for example firing a cue on the slave

console will also fire the cue on the master. If the master has

motorised faders, the fader will move; if not, fader levels must match

before they can take over. If different handle worlds are selected,

users can work independently on their own pool of handles.

In all situations the master console outputs DMX and channels in a

remote programmer are shown with a blue dot on the touch wheel

views. If two or more consoles are editing the same fixture, the last

console to change any attribute will take over control of the fixture.

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