Avolites CITP

Avolites CITP stands for 'Controller Interface Transport Protocol'. It is a protocol developed by Avolites for the transfer of visual information between lighting consoles and visualizers.

The purpose of Avolites CITP is to allow lighting consoles to communicate visual data, such as textures, images, and video, directly with compatible visualizers without the need for manual file transfers.

Avolites Titan consoles, such as Tiger Touch II and Sapphire Touch, support CITP protocol for seamless integration with visualizers that also support CITP.

No, not all visualizers support Avolites CITP. The visualizer needs to have CITP capabilities built-in to establish a successful communication with Avolites Titan consoles.

Avolites CITP supports the transfer of still images, video clips, audio files, and even 3D models from the lighting console to the visualizer.

Avolites CITP is specifically designed for advanced visualization in the lighting industry. It offers a standardized way of transferring visual content between consoles and visualizers, ensuring compatibility and ease of use.

Yes, Avolites CITP allows for real-time content manipulation. Lighting console operators can make changes to visual content, such as adjusting parameters or effects, and see the updated visuals in the connected visualizer instantly.

Avolites CITP includes password protection and encryption options to ensure the security of transferred visual content. These security features prevent unauthorized access or tampering of data.

To set up Avolites CITP, you need to configure the CITP settings on your Avolites Titan console, specify the appropriate IP address for the visualizer, and establish a network connection between the console and visualizer.

For more detailed information about Avolites CITP and its implementation, you can refer to the official documentation provided by Avolites or consult their support resources.