Operator`s manual

Page 202 – 12. User Settings and other options
TitanUniversal_Man_v7-0_PE.doc 02 September 2013
12.4.2 TitanNet Overview
If you select the TitanNet Overview tab at the top of the screen, you
can see all the DMX nodes which are connected and which output
lines they are allocated to.
The left side of the screen shows the 64 possible DMX output lines on
the console. To the right of this are the processing nodes which are
connected, the top one being the console itself. Each node shows how
the lines are allocated to the physical outputs on the device. Clicking
this area will open the detail tab for the node.
Clicking any one of the nodes will show detailed information about
that node on the right, including the IP address, number of available
processing slots, number of lines assigned, status of the connection
with the node, and the processing load of the device. If more lines
are assigned than the maximum number of slots, a warning will be
displayed.
If a show is loaded that had fixtures and lines assigned to processing
nodes which are no longer found on the TitanNet network, a screen
will appear listing nodes in use and available nodes, giving you the
option to reassign the lines.
12.5 Curves
The console provides a variety of curves which set how the console
tracks fades in playbacks; either the same speed all the way (linear),
or starting and ending gently but faster in the middle, and various
other options. Curves are set using the [Playback Options] menu (see
section
7.6.3 on page 142).