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Avolites Diamond 9

Avolites flagship running Titan, sold in 5, 7 and 9 panel widths with dual redundant PSUs and hot-swappable fader modules. The desk Titan was rebuilt around after the Sapphire generation.

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Protocols it speaks

ProtocolDirectionNotes
sacn bidirectional sACN output, with priority per universe.
art-net bidirectional Art-Net output and input.
dmx512 bidirectional Direct DMX out of the rear XLRs.
rdm bidirectional RDM discovery and patch from Titan.
citp bidirectional CITP/MSEX for media server thumbnails in the pixel mapper.
osc bidirectional OSC control in and out.
midi bidirectional MIDI and MIDI timecode over DIN.
ltc in LTC input for timecoded cue lists.
midi-show-control bidirectional MSC in and out.

Connectors

What to watch for

Titan show files are forward-compatible but not backward-compatible. A file saved on a newer Titan version will not open on an older one, which bites when a spare desk in the shop has not been updated.
Avolites separates the "Fixture" and "Palette" model in a way that differs from Eos and grandMA. Cue content stored in palettes updates globally, which is powerful and is also how a whole show accidentally changes colour.
The panel width changes fader and wheel count, not capability. A show programmed on a D9-330 fits a D9-215 but with far fewer physical playbacks, so plan the playback layout for the smallest desk on the tour.

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