Nert wrote:But should be made into an app.

As a happy owner of an Android phone, naturally I have to oppose. A running website would be fine, some useful SOAP or telnet interface would be the burner

It seems this fixture has nothing which could be used to dim, so, no point in a virtual dimmer (which isn't available on a pearl tiger anyway). As a starting point, try one of the generic fixtures, e.g. Generic 12 ch LTP. It would be extremely helpful if you could suggest a bank assignment of the ch...

Asked and answered just today, see http://avolitesshop.co.uk/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?t=1927 Here is another approach which also works on older classic desks (and on newer ones, too): patch it as generic LTP, possibly onto a handle you're not likely accessing by accident. LTP has the charme to survive a...

Here is another approach which also works on older classic desks (and on newer ones, too): patch it as generic LTP, possibly onto a handle you're not likely accessing by accident. LTP has the charme to survive a set level even when the masters are lowered or Clear is pressed. Already used this trick...

No, Pearl 2008 and 2010 are both 'Classic'-consoles, not capable of running Titan.

Merry Xmas

Basically, when a fixture is deleted, all related information (group assignment, cues & times, palettes) is removed along with unassigning the DMX address - whilst parking a fixture only removes the DMX assignment, and retains everything else. Further, an interesting information might be that co...

Hi,

sounds like the last point in my list:

find and rename the file SHUTDOWN.d4b (in User\AppData\Roaming\Avolites\Titan)

on my XP box the path is
C:\Documents and Settings\my_name\Application Data\Avolites\Titan

It's standard that shapes are based on the current state, be it a palette or a static memory: the shape just increases/decreases the values, defined by the shape type/parameters - but the base values have to be defined in palettes or statics. Thus, defining a 50/50 palette is the way to go. Is it po...

it's quite easy. Titan consoles are:
- Pearl Expert
- Tiger Touch
- Titan Mobile
- soon: Sapphire Touch
- if you count is as separate: the Titan Simulator

The Diamond 4 is somewhat the base where Titan has started. However, it's not a Titan console.

which version of simulator are you running? which version of windows? - did you already activate it (Simulator)? Maybe the window is sitting in the background, waiting for your input - toggle with Alt+Tab - see the previous answer: maybe the services are not terminated correctly before starting Simu...

At least I haven't experienced any trouble with nowadays touch PCs - usually, their preinstalled windows already has all necessary drivers. I worked - or set up - systems with several Dell PCs, some Asus, some HP, some Lenovo. Basically: - define the size you want (for me, 17 or 19" would do - ...

Any background processes which come to life after a time of inactivity?
- background virus scan
- windows indexing
...

Or: any hardware which might be disabled by windows after a while? Try to set power consumption profile to 'maximum performance', disable screen saver...

As for the problems with pixel mapper: which language do you use for your desk? A guy from Berlin reported some problems which he considers dependend from the languáge, i.e. working perfect when set to english, but faulty when set to non-english (german, in that case).

Hi, I saw the same weirdness. If you click 'use fixture's address', it patches only one layer and gives an error afterwards - if you patch using 'assign dmx address manually', it always patches 12 layers. My workaround so far: - use the second option - delete the unneeded layers manually - finally, ...

Maybe the floppy drive is dirty, de-adjusted, or the floppy is clos to die? If any of those, upon save, the desk needs several attempts to write and verify...