The Simulator is an exact copy of the software found on Avolites consoles but without a connection to physical DMX output hardware. It is the perfect training and pre-programming tool. It allows a designer to patch fixtures, build palettes, and create entire cue stacks on a laptop. Once the show file is complete, it can be loaded directly into any physical Titan console or a Titan Mobile rig without any conversion or data loss.
However, if you want to output actual DMX data to run real lights from your computer, you will need an Avolites hardware dongle (such as the Titan One USB dongle or a T1/T2 device) or a connected Titan Mobile wing. These authorized hardware components unlock physical DMX universes and Art-Net/sACN network protocols. Getting Started: Your First Steps
—a specialized USB dongle that unlocks the software’s full potential, ensuring the designer’s show runs flawlessly without the risk of software clones crashing the rig. The Vision Realized: Synergy and Beyond Avolites Titan Pc Suite
The T1 unlocks 1 DMX universe via Art-Net/sACN or DMX. The T2 unlocks 2 universes and adds MIDI timecode support.
I can provide a or a hardware checklist depending on your needs. The Simulator is an exact copy of the
A USB license key that unlocks multi-universe network output directly from your computer without needing physical fader wings. Conclusion
A built-in, real-time 3D visualizer. Users can patch fixtures and immediately see how the beams, colors, gobos, and movements look in a virtual room without plugging in a single physical light. Once the show file is complete, it can
Imagine a lighting designer sitting in a quiet coffee shop, miles away from the venue. With the Titan PC Suite
: Specifically for users with the Titan Mobile or T3 hardware wings, providing a hybrid experience of physical faders and a laptop interface. 2. Mastering the Layout Titan PC Suite: System Requirements & Installation Notes