TITAN-SHOW-CORE
Central Show Control Server
TITAN-SHOW-CORE is the brain of the TITAN platform. It executes all show logic, manages
devices across the network, synchronizes system timing, and coordinates media, lighting,
effects, and ride vehicle systems throughout the attraction.
Designed for mission-critical operation, the TITAN-SHOW-CORE uses a dual-CPU architecture,
redundant power supplies, and RAID-protected storage to ensure continuous show operation.
A hot-standby backup core can automatically take over in the event of failure, ensuring
uninterrupted attraction performance.
The Core also acts as the system’s time authority, distributing synchronized timing to all
TITAN devices using PTP and TITAN-NET scheduling.
show logic engine
timeline playback engine
scene management
ride vehicle tracking
PLC integration
device synchronization
show deployment and diagnostics
Each attraction operates with a dedicated TITAN-SHOW-CORE system.
TITAN-MXE
Media Execution Engine
TITAN-MXE is the modular media playback platform for the TITAN ecosystem. It delivers
high-performance audio and video playback with frame-accurate synchronization across the
entire attraction.
The MXE chassis supports up to 16 hot-swappable media cards, allowing the system to be
configured for any combination of audio and video outputs. Output routing is fully
software-configurable through TITAN Designer, enabling flexible media distribution across scenes.
up to 64 synchronized audio streams
up to 64 synchronized video streams
4K and 8K playback
SDI and HDMI outputs
analog audio output cards
genlock synchronization for projection systems
TITAN-MXE engines synchronize playback using the TITAN network clock, ensuring media
playback aligns perfectly with lighting, effects, and ride vehicle audio.
TITAN-LX-ENGINE
Lighting Control Processor
TITAN-LX-ENGINE is the dedicated lighting processor for the TITAN platform. It provides
large-scale lighting control with powerful effects processing and integrated pixel mapping.
Each LX engine supports up to 1024 DMX universes, allowing it to control extremely large
lighting systems found in theme park attractions and live productions.
The processor integrates directly with TITAN timelines and cue stacks to synchronize lighting
effects with media playback and ride vehicle movement.
DMX512 output (4 physical ports)
sACN and ArtNet network lighting protocols
integrated lighting effects engine
pixel mapping system
cue stack playback
timeline-based lighting control
The TITAN-LX-ENGINE ensures lighting remains synchronized with all other show systems.
TITAN-DMX-NODE
Distributed Lighting Node
TITAN-DMX-NODE provides distributed DMX output for large attractions where lighting fixtures
are spread across multiple physical areas.
Each node connects to the TITAN network and outputs DMX locally, reducing cable runs and
simplifying installation across large scenes.
DMX nodes are commonly installed within individual scenes to drive nearby fixtures while
remaining fully synchronized with the central TITAN system.
TITAN-GPIO-INTERFACE
Show Control I/O Controller
TITAN-GPIO-INTERFACE connects the TITAN digital control system to physical show hardware.
These devices provide programmable input and output interfaces for sensors, animatronics,
effects systems, and environmental triggers.
High-density racks support up to 128 configurable GPIO points, while smaller distributed
nodes provide 8 inputs and 8 outputs for localized control.
animatronic triggers
solenoids and air cannons
fog machines and water effects
scene trigger sensors
pressure mats and limit switches
All I/O states are synchronized through TITAN-NET, ensuring effects trigger precisely with media and lighting cues.
TITAN-ZTS
Zone Tracking System
TITAN-ZTS provides ride vehicle tracking when an attraction does not provide vehicle position
data from a ride PLC.
The system monitors sensors installed along the ride track to determine vehicle position and
zone occupancy. Vehicle identification is typically performed using RFID tags when vehicles
exit the station.
The ZTS platform supports up to 128 sensor inputs and expandable sensor modules for larger attractions.
inductive proximity sensors
photoelectric sensors
magnetic reed switches
RFID readers
encoder systems
Once vehicle positions are detected, TITAN-ZTS transmits zone information to the TITAN-SHOW-CORE so scenes can trigger correctly.
TITAN-RVP
Ride Vehicle Processor
TITAN-RVP is the onboard processing system installed on ride vehicles. It manages local media
playback, onboard audio systems, and vehicle-mounted show effects.
Each RVP unit includes local media storage and a multi-channel audio engine capable of
delivering up to 16 independent audio outputs.
Ride vehicle processors synchronize their internal clocks with the TITAN system to ensure
onboard audio remains perfectly aligned with scene effects and media playback.
onboard audio playback
local media storage
dual wireless radios for reliable communication
audio clock synchronization
GPIO and relay interfaces
CAN bus integration for vehicle systems
Communication between ride vehicles and the attraction network is handled through a custom RF sector network, ensuring stable connectivity along the ride path.
TITAN-SW
Show Network Switch
TITAN-SW switches form the high-performance backbone of the TITAN network. These switches are
optimized for deterministic show control networks and provide PTP boundary clock support for
accurate time synchronization.
Switch models are available for access, distribution, and core network roles. All models
support a 10-gigabit backbone and redundant power supplies.
The TITAN-SW family ensures reliable communication between all devices in the attraction while maintaining the timing precision required for synchronized show operation.