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• Cue 2 - Fixture 2 @ 100%, Fade In 15s, Link With Previous,
Link Offset 10s
• Cue 3 - Fixture 1 AND 2 @ 0%, Fade Out 3s, Link After
Previous, Link Offset 5s
To obtain the effect which was called “cue overlap” in
previous versions of software, use [Link With Previous
Cue] and set a percentage Link Offset time. Link Offset
of 100% is equivalent to Cue Overlap of 0% and vice
versa.
9.5.3 Individual attribute fade times
You can set individual fade times for each IPCGBES attribute group.
You can also select which fixtures this is applied to. For example you
can make the position change take 2 seconds, but the colour change
take 10 seconds.
Additionally you can set individual times for each attribute so you
could make the pan fade over a different time to the tilt.
To set times for an attribute group, first select the Set Times menu
and go to the cue you want to set as described above, then press G
[Next] to go to the second page of options.
1> Press C [Attribute times].
2> All fixtures in the cue will be selected. If you don’t want to
change the times for any fixtures, deselect them now. You can
press the ALL button (below Next Time) to select all fixtures in
the cue or Shift+ALL to deselect all fixtures.
3> Press the softkey for the attribute group you want to change.
4> Press A [Delay] to set the delay time, or press B [Fade] to set
the fade time. Press G [Use global] to remove the attribute
group timing and go back to the normal delay/fade times for
the cue.
• You can use [Individual Attributes] to set times for one attribute
within the group, for example just Pan from within the Position
group. You can also use the Cue View window to set times for
individual attributes.
9.5.4 Fixture overlap
For each cue you can set a (linked together) fixture overlap, which
causes
Titan Mobile to apply the settings in the cue to each fixture
sequentially giving a “rolling” change across the fixtures in the cue.
This can create some great effects without much programming on
your part.
• Press A [Fixture Overlap] (on the second page of the Cue Times
menu) then enter 0-100 on the keypad to change how fixtures
overlap in the cue. 100% means all fixtures fade together (the
normal setting). 0% means that the first fixture will finish its
fade before the next one starts. 50% means that the 2
nd
fixture
will start fading when the first one is half way through its fade.
• To change the fixture order when using overlap, press D [Set
Fixture Order]. Normally this is the order in which you selected
- Titan Mobile 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
- 2.1 Guide to Titan Mobile 17
- MIDI in socket 19
- DC power input 19
- DMX outputs (4) 19
- USB sockets 19
- 2.2 Connecting up 20
- 2.2.4 Connecting DMX lines 21
- 2.2.5 Using two monitors 21
- 2.2.6 Other connections 22
- 2.3.1 Workspace windows 22
- 2.3.4 Visualiser 28
- 2.3.5 Key profiles 28
- 2.3.6 Undo/Redo 28
- 2.3.7 Key macro buttons 29
- 2.3.8 Keyboard shortcuts 29
- 2.3.9 Locking the console 30
- 2.4 Titan Simulator 31
- 2.5.1 Saving the show 32
- 2.5.2 Loading a show 33
- 2.5.4 Autosave 35
- 2.6 Clearing the console 36
- 2.7 Creating reports 36
- Page 38 – 3. Patching 38
- 3. Patching 39
- 3.1.2 Patching dimmers 40
- 3. Patching - Page 41 41
- Page 42 – 3. Patching 42
- 3. Patching - Page 43 43
- 3.1.4 Visualiser Auto Patch 44
- 3.1.6 Patching by RDM 44
- 3. Patching - Page 45 45
- 3.2 Changing the patch 46
- 3. Patching - Page 47 47
- 3.2.4 Setting legends 48
- 3.2.5 DMX view window 49
- 3.2.6 Fixture Exchange 50
- 3.2.7 Update personalities 50
- 3.3.2 Using copied fixtures 51
- 3.4 Advanced options 52
- 3.4.3 Attribute limits 53
- Page 54 – 3. Patching 54
- 3. Patching - Page 55 55
- Page 56 – 3. Patching 56
- Scroll slider 57
- 4.1.3 Clearing selection 59
- 4.1.13 Using fixture groups 69
- 4.1.19 Align fixtures 72
- 4.1.20 Flip 73
- 4.1.21 Fan mode 73
- 4.3 Advanced options 78
- 5. Palettes 79
- 5.1 Creating palettes 80
- 5. Palettes - Page 81 81
- 5.1.3 Quick record 82
- 5. Palettes - Page 83 83
- Page 84 – 5. Palettes 84
- 5.2 Recalling palettes 85
- 5.3 Editing palettes 86
- 5. Palettes - Page 87 87
- 5.5 Timing with palettes 88
- 5. Palettes - Page 89 89
- 6.1 Creating effects 92
- 6.3 Advanced options 100
- 6.4 Pixel Mapper examples 100
- 6.4.2 Overlaying effects 104
- 6.4.7 Spawn and Pre-Spool 118
- 7. Cues 123
- 7.1.2 Creating a cue 124
- 7.1.3 Quick Build cues 124
- 7.2 Using a cue 125
- Page 126 – 7. Cues 126
- 7.2.5 Speed Masters 127
- 7.3 Editing cues 128
- 7.3.3 Playback and Cue view 129
- Page 130 – 7. Cues 130
- 7. Cues - Page 131 131
- Page 132 – 7. Cues 132
- 7.5 Cue timing 133
- Page 134 – 7. Cues 134
- 7. Cues - Page 135 135
- Page 136 – 7. Cues 136
- 7.6 Advanced options 137
- 7.6.3 Curve 138
- 7.6.5 Playback priority 138
- 7.6.6 Blind mode 139
- 7.6.7 Key Profile 139
- Page 140 – 7. Cues 140
- 8. Chases 141
- 8.2 Playback 142
- 8. Chases - Page 143 143
- Titan Mobile to save it 143
- 8.2.6 Jumping to a step 144
- 8.3 Editing a chase 145
- 8.5 Chase timing 146
- 8. Chases - Page 147 147
- Page 148 – 8. Chases 148
- 8.6 Advanced options 149
- 8.6.3 Cue linking 150
- 8.6.4 Renumber cues 150
- 9. Cue Lists 151
- Page 152 – 9. Cue Lists 152
- 9. Cue Lists - Page 153 153
- Page 154 – 9. Cue Lists 154
- 9.2 Cue List playback 155
- 9.3 Editing cue lists 156
- 9. Cue Lists - Page 157 157
- Page 158 – 9. Cue Lists 158
- 9.3.8 Disabling a cue 159
- 9.5 Cue list timing 160
- 9. Cue Lists - Page 161 161
- 9.5.4 Fixture overlap 162
- 9. Cue Lists - Page 163 163
- 9.6 Advanced options 164
- 9.6.2 Fader mode 165
- 9.6.3 Handle Paging 165
- 9.6.4 Cue Options 165
- 9.6.5 Autoload 165
- 9.6.6 Macro Links 165
- 9.6.7 Key Profile 166
- 9.6.9 Tracking 166
- 9. Cue Lists - Page 167 167
- 10. Running the show 169
- 10.1.5 Group Masters 170
- 10.1.7 Playback priority 171
- 10.1.10 Blind mode 172
- 10.3 Organising the console 173
- 10.4 Set List window 174
- Page 1 2 3 4 5 … 28 29 30 177
- 11. Remote control 181
- 11.2 Operating the remote 182
- 11.2.1 Keypad 183
- 11.2.2 Controlling fixtures 183
- 12.1.3 Saving workspaces 188
- 12.2 Key Profiles 189
- 12.3 The System menu 191
- 12.3.4 Key Profiles 192
- 12.3.5 Wipe 192
- 12.4 DMX output mapping 193
- 12.5 Curves 195
- (also called Relay) 196
- 12.6 Upgrading the software 199
- 13.1.6 In an emergency 203
- 14. Networking the console 205
- 14.2.1 ACDI 209
- 14.3 Module Setup 210
- 14.4.1 Example CITP setup 211
- 14.5.2 Subnet Masks 212
- 15.1 The console controls 215
- 16. Release notes 219
- 16.1.2 New Features 220
- Page 222 – 16. Release notes 222
- Page 224 – 16. Release notes 224
- Page 226 – 16. Release notes 226
- 16.1.3 Improvements 227
- 16.1.4 Changes 228
- invalid 229
- Page 230 – 16. Release notes 230
- Page 232 – 16. Release notes 232
- Page 234 – 16. Release notes 234
- 16.2 Version 6.2 236
- 16.2.3 Changes 237
- 16.2.4 Bugs fixed 237
- 16.2.5 Known Issues 237
- 16.3 Version 6.1 238
- Page 240 – 16. Release notes 240
- 17. Glossary of terms 241
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