Avolites Tiger Touch II Lighting Console

Tiger Touch II Lighting Console – Seamless Control for Professional Lighting

The Avolites Tiger Touch II Lighting Console is a dedicated Titan lighting-control desk designed for concerts, touring productions, theatres, festivals, clubs, corporate events and professional event-production systems. It combines a 15.6-inch touchscreen, 20 physical playback faders, three optical attribute encoders and 10 programmable macro/executor buttons with powerful cue-list, effects, networking and timecode capabilities.

The console provides four physical DMX outputs and can control up to 16 DMX universes / 8192 channels through Art-Net or sACN, with expansion up to 64 universes using compatible Titan Network Processors. An integrated UPS, MIDI and timecode triggering, external-display support and Avolites Titan software make the Tiger Touch II suitable for complex shows while retaining a comparatively compact touring footprint.

Technical Specifications

Specification	Details
Product	Avolites Tiger Touch II
Product Type	Professional Lighting Control Console
Software Platform	Avolites Titan
Main Display	15.6-inch high-brightness touchscreen
Main Playback Faders	10, pageable across 60 pages
Additional Playback / Preset Faders	10
Total Physical Playback Faders	20
Macro / Executor Buttons	10 programmable
Attribute Encoders	3 optical encoder wheels
Physical DMX Outputs	4
Network DMX Capacity	Up to 16 universes via Art-Net / sACN
Native Channel Capacity	Up to 8192 channels
Expansion	Up to 64 universes with Titan Network Processors
Networking	Multi-user Titan networking supported
Triggering	MIDI messages / MIDI timecode / SMPTE timecode
Integrated UPS	Yes
External Display	One additional touchscreen/display supported
AvoKey	Built-in on supported/current hardware
Rated Power Consumption	80W
Input Voltage	AC110–240V
Frequency	50–60Hz
Operating Temperature	0°C to 40°C
Maximum Humidity	95% RH, non-condensing
Console Dimensions	674 × 435 × 147 mm
Console Weight	15.2 kg
Flight Case Dimensions	750 × 620 × 300 mm
Weight in Flight Case	29.4 kg
Recommended Applications	Concerts, touring, theatres, festivals, clubs and event production

Professional Titan Lighting Control

The Tiger Touch II runs the Avolites Titan lighting-control platform.

Titan provides a programming environment for controlling complex lighting systems containing equipment such as:

• Moving heads

• LED PAR fixtures

• Beam lights

• Wash fixtures

• Strobes

• Pixel fixtures

• Architectural lighting

• Media-integrated show systems

This makes the console significantly more capable than a basic hardware DMX controller intended only for small fixed lighting rigs.

15.6-Inch Main Touchscreen

The console uses a:

15.6-inch high-brightness touchscreen

as its main visual interface.

The touchscreen provides direct access to:

• Fixtures

• Groups

• Palettes

• Playbacks

• Cue lists

• Effects

• Workspace windows

• Programming functions

A touch interface can substantially speed up programming because operators can select and organise show elements visually instead of navigating everything through physical keys.

Brightness Control

The main screen includes brightness adjustment.

This is useful because lighting consoles operate in very different environments.

A bright screen may be useful during:

• Daytime festival setup

• Rehearsals

• Outdoor production preparation

while lower brightness may be more comfortable inside:

• Dark theatres

• Clubs

• Front-of-house control positions

10 Main Playback Faders

The console provides:

10 main playback faders

with:

60 playback pages

These faders can be used to recall programmed show material such as:

• Cues

• Chases

• Cue lists

• Effects

• Intensity looks

Paging allows the ten physical controls to access a much larger number of programmed playbacks.

60 Playback Pages

With 60 pages available across the main playback section, operators can organise show content according to:

• Song

• Scene

• Production section

• Artist

• Stage

• Fixture type

• Effect category

This is useful for productions that need many cues without physically requiring hundreds of faders across the console surface.

10 Additional Playback Faders

In addition to the ten main pageable controls, the Tiger Touch II provides:

10 further playback / preset faders

giving a total of:

20 physical faders

on the console.

These additional controls provide fast access to frequently used show elements.

10 Programmable Macro / Executor Buttons

The console also provides:

10 programmable macro / executor buttons

These can be assigned to frequently used functions or show actions.

Potential uses may include:

• Repeated commands

• Show-control shortcuts

• Frequently triggered cues

• Operator macros

The exact programming behaviour depends on the Titan software configuration.

Three Optical Attribute Encoders

Three high-quality optical encoder wheels are provided for fixture attributes.

These can be used when adjusting parameters such as:

• Pan

• Tilt

• Colour

• Gobo

• Focus

• Zoom

• Iris

• Prism

depending on the selected fixture and attribute bank.

Physical encoder wheels are especially useful for precision adjustment where touchscreen-only control would be less convenient.

Four Physical DMX Outputs

The Tiger Touch II has:

4 physical DMX outputs

for direct connection to conventional DMX512 infrastructure.

This allows the console to control physical DMX lines without requiring an external network node for the first four output connections.

The documented physical outputs use 5-pin XLR DMX connectors.

Up to 16 Universes Over Art-Net or sACN

Through Ethernet-based lighting protocols, the console supports:

up to 16 universes

using:

• Art-Net

• sACN

That equals:

8192 DMX channels

because:

16 × 512 = 8192 channels

This is substantially more capacity than a conventional single-universe DMX controller.

8192 Native Network Channels

A lighting universe contains up to 512 DMX addresses.

Therefore:

16 universes × 512 = 8192 channels

This capacity can support large fixture counts, especially when modern moving lights and pixel fixtures use many DMX channels.

Actual fixture quantity depends on the channel footprint of each fixture.

Expansion to 64 Universes

Avolites also supports expansion through compatible:

Titan Network Processors

allowing output capacity to reach:

up to 64 universes

This corresponds to a theoretical:

32,768 DMX channels

across 64 full universes.

The network processors are separate system components and should not be advertised as included unless the specific Stagify package contains them.

Designed for Larger Lighting Systems

The ability to expand beyond the console's native network output makes the Tiger Touch II suitable for productions that grow over time.

A system might begin with:

• 4 physical DMX outputs

then expand into:

• Art-Net

• sACN

• Network processors

as the number of fixtures increases.

Dual Ethernet Networking

Tiger Touch II documentation confirms dual Ethernet connectivity.

Network connections support functions such as:

• Art-Net output

• sACN output

• Titan networking

• Network processors

• Multi-console environments

Network configuration should be performed by operators familiar with lighting networks and IP addressing.

Titan Multi-User Networking

Avolites describes the Tiger Touch II as supporting powerful multi-user networking with other Titan consoles.

This can be useful for larger productions where multiple operators need access to the lighting system.

Potential applications include:

• Festivals

• Large concert rigs

• Multi-stage environments

• Complex theatre productions

Network design should be planned appropriately for the show.

Generative Pixel Mapping

Titan provides generative, animation-based pixel mapping.

Pixel mapping can be useful for fixtures containing multiple controllable cells, such as:

• LED bars

• Pixel washes

• LED matrices

• Multi-cell moving lights

Instead of programming each pixel manually, animation-based tools can create complex movement across groups of fixtures.

Key Frame Shapes

Avolites Titan includes Key Frame Shapes for creating lighting effects.

These tools can be used to build dynamic changes across fixture parameters such as:

• Position

• Colour

• Dimmer

• Beam attributes

This allows operators to create movement and animation effects without programming every intermediate step manually.

Quicksketch Labelling

The Tiger Touch II supports Quicksketch labelling.

This allows operators to personalise and visually identify programmed elements.

Clear labelling becomes especially useful in large show files containing:

• Hundreds of fixtures

• Multiple cue lists

• Large playback libraries

• Repeated palettes

Organisation can make live operation significantly faster.

Advanced Cue Lists

Avolites describes Titan cue lists as supporting functionality including:

• Macros

• Tracking

• Autoloads

• Timecode

This gives the Tiger Touch II a clear role in structured productions where cues need to execute in a predictable sequence.

Tracking

Tracking allows fixture information to continue through subsequent cues until another cue changes it.

This can reduce repetitive programming in:

• Theatre productions

• Concert cue lists

• Corporate shows

Operators should understand tracking behaviour before using it in mission-critical shows because it affects how parameter values move between cues.

Timecode-Controlled Shows

The Tiger Touch II supports timecode-based triggering.

This can be useful where lighting must follow:

• Music tracks

• Video

• Pyrotechnic sequences

• Show-control timelines

Timecode allows show events to occur at repeatable positions instead of depending entirely on manual button presses.

SMPTE Timecode Support

Avolites specifically confirms SMPTE timecode support.

The console's rear-panel documentation includes a dedicated SMPTE input.

This is particularly useful for:

• Concert productions

• Corporate launches

• Broadcast-style events

• Multimedia shows

where lighting needs to remain synchronised with another system.

MIDI Support

The console also supports:

• MIDI messages

• MIDI timecode

MIDI can provide another method of triggering or synchronising show elements.

This may be useful when integrating lighting with:

• Audio equipment

• Playback systems

• Show-control devices

Integrated UPS

One of the Tiger Touch II's important hardware features is its:

integrated UPS

or uninterruptible power supply.

The UPS is designed to provide protection during short mains-power interruptions and works together with Titan software.

On-Screen UPS Warning

Avolites provides:

• On-screen warning

• Countdown

when mains power is lost.

This allows the operator to see that the console is running from its backup system rather than being surprised by an immediate shutdown.

Five Separate Five-Minute UPS Periods

The official Avolites specification sheet describes the internal UPS as supporting:

five separate five-minute periods

with software integration.

This is intended as short-duration protection rather than a replacement for a venue's complete UPS or backup-generator system.

UPS Is Not a Long-Term Power Source

The integrated UPS should not be treated as a power system for running an entire show after a mains failure.

Its purpose is to protect the console during short interruptions and provide time for controlled action.

Critical productions should still use properly engineered:

• Power distribution

• UPS systems

• Backup power

• Generator systems

where required.

External Touchscreen Support

The official specification confirms support for:

one additional touchscreen

This can expand the operator workspace.

An external display can be useful for keeping separate windows visible for:

• Playback

• Fixture selection

• Effects

• Visualisation

• Cue lists

The external touchscreen itself is a separate item unless explicitly supplied as part of a package.

External Monitor Connectivity

Tiger Touch II hardware revisions provide an external monitor connection.

Documentation shows versions using:

• DisplayPort

• DVI-D

depending on hardware revision.

Because the exact connector may depend on the specific console version, Stagify should verify the rear panel of the unit being sold rather than promising one particular connector for every Tiger Touch II.

USB Connectivity

Tiger Touch II documentation shows multiple USB ports, including a conveniently accessible front USB connection.

USB storage is useful for:

• Show-file backup

• Software installation

• File transfer

Avolites recommends backing up show files before major software recovery or upgrade operations.

Built-In AvoKey

Later/current Tiger Touch II systems use an internal:

AvoKey

for Avolites software security and licensing.

Avolites' current update documentation specifically refers to the internal AvoKey requirement.

For used or older consoles, the exact AvoKey status should be confirmed before sale.

Current Titan Software Support

As of 2026, Avolites continues to provide Tiger Touch II software support.

The company's support page lists:

Titan v19.2 Upgrade Installer

for Tiger Touch II, released:

23 June 2026

This is an important distinction from lighting consoles that are no longer receiving current software releases.

Important Older Hardware Compatibility Warning

Not every Tiger Touch II can run every recent Titan release without hardware changes.

Avolites states that consoles between serial numbers:

TT-02001 and TT-03065

require a hardware upgrade to run Titan V16.0 and above.

This should be checked before selling an older or used Tiger Touch II as compatible with the latest Titan software.

Serial Number Matters

Before listing a specific console as:

Titan V19 compatible

check:

• Console serial number

• Motherboard generation

• AvoKey status

• Installed recovery version

• Current Titan version

This is especially important for pre-owned stock.

Software Upgrade Path

Avolites also states that consoles being updated from software versions below Titan V15.0 require the appropriate V15 recovery step before progressing.

Software updates should therefore follow Avolites' documented recovery and upgrade process rather than simply installing the newest package over an old installation.

Backup Before Recovery

Some Avolites recovery operations may delete existing show files.

Before software recovery:

• Back up all show files.

• Back up personal fixture libraries where relevant.

• Confirm AvoKey installation.

• Check compatible software path.

• Allow adequate installation time.

The current recovery installer can require considerably longer than a normal update.

Synergy and Video Integration

Avolites describes Tiger Touch II as Synergy-ready.

When used with compatible Avolites Ai products, Titan can provide integrated video and lighting workflows.

This is especially useful for productions combining:

• LED screens

• Projection

• Lighting fixtures

• Video content

The required Ai/video hardware is separate from the lighting console.

Suitable for Concert Touring

The Tiger Touch II is designed around a balance between processing capability and transportability.

It can be used for:

• Touring bands

• Concert production

• Festival stages

• Rental companies

Its 15.2 kg console weight is substantial enough for a dedicated desk but still significantly more compact than very large touring consoles.

Theatre Applications

Titan's cue-list, tracking, macro and timecode capabilities also make the console suitable for theatre-style productions.

The operator can organise:

• Scenes

• Cue sequences

• Fixture palettes

• Effects

• Playback pages

within one show file.

Corporate Events

For corporate production, the Tiger Touch II can control combinations of:

• Moving heads

• LED washes

• Stage profiles

• Architectural lighting

• Pixel fixtures

while timecode and networking can help integrate the lighting system with multimedia production.

Clubs and Entertainment Venues

Permanent entertainment venues can use the Tiger Touch II where a basic DMX controller no longer provides enough capacity.

Its advantages include:

• Large fixture capacity

• Network output

• Physical playback controls

• Built-in effects

• Touchscreen workflow

For very small clubs, a less complex lighting controller may be more appropriate.

Festivals

Festival lighting systems can involve a large number of:

• Moving heads

• Wash lights

• Beams

• Strobes

• Pixel effects

The Tiger Touch II's networked DMX capacity and Titan ecosystem make it suitable for these more complex rigs.

Rental Companies

For lighting rental businesses, the console can serve productions requiring a recognised Titan programming environment.

The physical desk provides a complete control surface without depending entirely on a laptop.

Flight-case protection should be considered for transport.

80W Power Consumption

The official Avolites specification sheet lists:

80W power consumption

This is modest compared with the lighting fixtures the console controls.

The 80W figure applies to the console itself and does not include:

• External monitors

• Network processors

• Lighting fixtures

• Network switches

• Other control equipment

AC110–240V / 50–60Hz

The official electrical specification is:

AC110–240V / 50–60Hz

This covers standard UAE:

220–240V / 50Hz

mains supply.

Therefore, the console's documented input range supports use in the UAE.

UAE Plug Requires Stock Verification

The power-supply voltage supports UAE mains, but the actual supplied power cable and wall-plug type depend on the package and market.

Do not promise:

UAE/UK Type G lead included

unless Stagify's physical package confirms it.

Heat Output

The Avolites specification sheet lists approximately:

272.8 BTU/hr

heat output.

This is useful for technical installations where several pieces of control and computing equipment are located in a compact front-of-house area.

Normal venue ventilation should be maintained.

Operating Temperature

The official specification gives an ambient operating range of:

0°C to 40°C

This is important for UAE productions.

The console should not be left operating in:

• Direct summer sunlight

• Unconditioned vehicles

• Excessively hot outdoor control areas

if ambient temperature exceeds its published operating specification.

Humidity

The official maximum humidity specification is:

95% relative humidity, non-condensing

“Non-condensing” is important.

The console should still be protected from:

• Rain

• Water

• Condensation

• Drinks

• Outdoor moisture

No IP/weatherproof rating is published.

Console Dimensions

The official 2022 specification sheet gives:

674 × 435 × 147 mm

for the console.

The current Avolites webpage rounds the width to 675 mm.

For catalogue consistency, use the more precise specification-sheet figure:

674 × 435 × 147 mm

15.2 kg Console Weight

The official bare-console weight is:

15.2 kg

This should be used when planning:

• Transport

• Desks

• Control tables

• Road cases

The console requires a stable operating surface with enough room for the touchscreen, faders and cabling.

Flight Case Dimensions

Avolites publishes flight-case dimensions of:

750 × 620 × 300 mm

with a combined weight of:

29.4 kg

These figures are useful for:

• Touring

• Freight

• Storage

• Vehicle planning

They do not automatically prove that a flight case is included with every new or used console package.

Flight Case Inclusion Must Be Checked

Some regional distributors supply the Tiger Touch II with:

• Flight case

• Cover

• Console lamp

but the main Avolites product page does not establish one universal package configuration for every market.

For Stagify, physically confirm what is included before writing:

Flight Case Included

in the customer-facing specification.

Best For

The Avolites Tiger Touch II is particularly suitable for:

• Concert touring

• Festivals

• Theatre productions

• Corporate events

• Nightclubs

• Event-production companies

• Lighting rental companies

• Large wedding productions

• Entertainment venues

• Multi-universe stage-lighting systems

Its strongest catalogue position is a dedicated Titan lighting console combining physical playback control with up to 16 native network universes and expansion to 64 universes.

What This Console Is Not Best For

Another control solution may be more appropriate when:

• Only a few basic PAR fixtures need control

• One DMX universe is sufficient

• The operator has no need for Titan workflow

• Maximum portability is more important than a full hardware desk

• A small software/USB controller is enough

The Tiger Touch II is designed for productions where a complete professional lighting-control surface provides meaningful operational value.

Tiger Touch II vs Basic DMX Controller

A simple DMX controller may offer:

• 192 channels

• 512 channels

• Basic scene storage

The Tiger Touch II operates on an entirely different scale.

It provides:

• Up to 8192 native network channels

• Titan software

• Touchscreen interface

• Cue lists

• Effects

• Networking

• Timecode

• Physical playbacks

• Expansion to 64 universes

Customers should select it for complex show control rather than simply because they need a DMX output.

Tiger Touch II vs Software-Only Control

Software-based control systems can be highly portable.

However, the Tiger Touch II provides a dedicated physical interface containing:

• Faders

• Playback buttons

• Encoders

• Executor buttons

• Touchscreen

This can be particularly valuable during live operation where quick tactile access is important.

Physical DMX vs Network DMX

The console provides both.

Physical DMX:
Four direct XLR outputs.

Network DMX:
Up to 16 universes through Art-Net or sACN.

For larger rigs, network protocols reduce the need to run every DMX universe directly back to the console.

Art-Net and sACN

Art-Net and sACN transmit lighting-control data over Ethernet networks.

They are widely used for:

• Large stage systems

• Network nodes

• Distributed lighting rigs

• Pixel systems

Network configuration should use suitable infrastructure and correct IP settings.

Titan Network Processor Expansion

Titan Network Processors can extend the system to:

64 universes

These processors should be treated as optional external hardware.

Do not imply that the Tiger Touch II alone provides 64 direct universes.

The distinction is:

Console/network capability: up to 16 universes
Expanded Titan system: up to 64 universes with processors

Console Colour Variants

Tiger Touch II has been produced in the well-known:

white finish

and is also available in:

grey/black

variants.

Colour should be matched to the exact Stagify inventory images.

Do not use a black-console image if the stock being sold is the earlier white chassis unless the listing clearly identifies the variation.

Authenticity Is Important

Avolites consoles are complex software-controlled products with:

• AvoKey licensing

• Serial-number-dependent hardware

• Software recovery requirements

For a genuine product listing, the exact:

• Serial number

• Hardware generation

• AvoKey status

should be retained in internal inventory records.

Avoid making statements about manufacturer warranty or authorised-dealer status unless those conditions are confirmed for Stagify's supply channel.

Used vs New Stock

If the console is pre-owned, disclose that clearly.

For used Tiger Touch II inventory, inspect:

• Touchscreen

• Faders

• Encoder wheels

• DMX outputs

• Ethernet ports

• USB ports

• UPS health

• Internal AvoKey

• Current software

• Serial number

• Power supply

Software compatibility is particularly dependent on hardware generation.

What Software Does Tiger Touch II Use?

The console runs:

Avolites Titan

lighting-control software.

What Is the Current Supported Software?

Avolites currently lists a Tiger Touch II Titan V19.2 Upgrade Installer, released in June 2026.

Compatibility depends on the hardware generation and installed recovery version.

Can Every Tiger Touch II Run Titan V19?

Not automatically.

Avolites states that units from serial:

TT-02001 to TT-03065

need a hardware upgrade for Titan V16.0 and later.

Check the exact console before promising V19 compatibility.

How Many DMX Outputs Does It Have?

The console has:

4 physical DMX outputs

How Many Universes Can It Control?

The current official specification supports:

up to 16 universes

through Art-Net or sACN.

How Many DMX Channels Is That?

Sixteen full DMX universes equal:

8192 channels

Can It Expand Beyond 16 Universes?

Yes.

With compatible Titan Network Processors, the system can expand to:

64 universes

Does It Support Art-Net?

Yes.

Art-Net output is officially confirmed.

Does It Support sACN?

Yes.

sACN is officially confirmed.

How Large Is the Touchscreen?

The main touchscreen is:

15.6 inches

How Many Faders Does It Have?

The console has:

20 physical playback faders

consisting of:

• 10 main playback faders

• 10 additional playback/preset faders

How Many Playback Pages Are Available?

The main playback section supports:

60 pages

How Many Encoder Wheels Does It Have?

It provides:

3 optical attribute encoders

Does It Have Macro Buttons?

Yes.

There are:

10 programmable macro / executor buttons

Does It Support MIDI?

Yes.

MIDI messages and MIDI timecode are supported.

Does It Support SMPTE Timecode?

Yes.

SMPTE timecode support is officially documented.

Does It Have a Built-In UPS?

Yes.

The Tiger Touch II includes an integrated UPS with on-screen warning and countdown.

Can I Connect Another Touchscreen?

Yes.

Avolites documents support for one additional touchscreen/display.

The exact monitor connector can vary by hardware revision.

Does It Have Ethernet?

Yes.

Tiger Touch II hardware documentation confirms dual Ethernet connectivity.

What Is the Power Consumption?

The official specification sheet lists:

80W

What Voltage Does It Use?

The official specification is:

AC110–240V / 50–60Hz

Does It Work on UAE Power?

Yes.

The voltage range covers standard UAE mains supply.

Check the included power lead for the actual wall-plug type.

What Are the Dimensions?

The official specification-sheet dimensions are:

674 × 435 × 147 mm

How Much Does It Weigh?

The console weighs:

15.2 kg

What Is the Weight in the Flight Case?

The published console-plus-flight-case weight is:

29.4 kg

Is a Flight Case Included?

Avolites publishes flight-case dimensions, and some distributors bundle a case.

However, inclusion depends on the specific package.

Confirm Stagify inventory before stating that a case is supplied.

Does It Have an IP Rating?

No IP weatherproof rating is published.

Use the console in a dry, controlled environment.

Contact Stagify for current availability and confirmation of the exact supplied accessories before ordering.