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Device Comparison: Titan Two vs Titan One
| Titan Two | Titan One | |
|---|---|---|
| Logo |  |  |
| Device |  |  |
| Release Date | Jan 2018 (Jun 2019) | Jul 2014 |
| Active | YES | YES |
| Core Features | ||
| Scripting Support | YES (GPC2 Script Language) | YES (GPC Script Language) |
| Crossover Support | YES | YES 1) |
| Hardware Features | ||
| CPU | 32-bit Single-Cycle RISC @ 66MHz | 8-bit Single-Cycle RISC @ 16MHz |
| USB Ports | 2x Host + 2x OTG | 1x Host + 2x Device |
| USB Version | USB 2.0 High Speed (480Mbps) | USB 2.0 Full Speed (12Mbps) |
| USB Connectors | 2x Type-A + 2x Micro-AB | 1x Type-A + 1x Plug-A + 1x Mini-B |
| Bluetooth | Build-in low latency module 2) up to 4 simultaneous connections | External USB Dongle 3) single connection |
| Power Supply Jack | YES 4) | NO |
| External Memory Slot | Micro-SD Slot | NO |
| Status Display | 7-Seg LED Display + 1x Dot | 7-Seg LED Display + 2x Dots |
| Port Status Indicator | 4x Bi-Color LED | NO |
| Programmable RGB LED | Lightbar (16,777,216 colors) | Background color (7 colors) |
| Operating buttons | 2x Multi-function | 1x Multi-function |
| Logical Features | ||
| Internal Response Time | 50µs ↔ 250µs | 1ms ↔ 10ms |
| Overall Response Time | 50µs ↔ ‹polling interval› | 1ms ↔ 10ms |
| Configurable Polling Rate | 1000Hz, 500Hz, 250Hz and 125Hz | 1000Hz |
| Data Acquisition | 32bit Data Normalization 13,333,333 points of resolution | 8bit Data Normalization 201 points of resolution |
| Data Outputs | 1x USB or 1x Bluetooth | 1x USB |
| Data Inputs | 4x USB + 2x Bluetooth up to 6 simultaneous inputs | 1x USB up to 2 5) simultaneous inputs |
| Data View & Plot | YES | YES |
| Buttons and Stickers | YES | YES |
| Motion Sensor | YES | YES |
| PS4 Touchpad | YES | YES |
| Controller Vibration | YES | YES |
| Triggers Vibration | YES | YES |
| Player LED / Lightbar | YES | YES |
| PS4 Controller Speaker | YES | NO |
| Controller Headset | YES | NO |
| Controller Chatpad | YES | NO |
| Keyboard and Mouse | YES direct and/or via Gtuner IV | YES (via MaxAim DI) requires PC connection |
| Steering Wheels | YES generic HID device | YES (via MaxAim DI) requires PC connection |
| Virtual Machine Features | ||
| Architecture | 32-bit Stack Machine | 16-bit Stack Machine |
| Memory | 1024 bytes | 256 bytes |
| Maximum Bytecode | 8192 bytes | 4096 bytes |
| Scripting Features | ||
| Pre-Processor | YES | NO |
| Header files | YES | NO |
| Dyn Mem Allocation | YES | NO |
| Code Structure | Flexible | Rigid |
| Bytecode Meta Info | YES script name, version, author | NO |
| Integer Types | Signed and Unsigned 8bit, 16bit and 32bit | Signed 16bit |
| Decimal Types | 16.16 fixed point | NO |
| Strings | YES | NO |
| Arrays | YES | YES |
| Pointers | YES | NO |
| Combos | YES jumping table | YES if else chain |
| Functions | YES | YES |
| Recursion | YES | NO |
| Flow Control | ALL | if/else only |
| Loop Statements | ALL | while only |
| Math Functions | YES | Very Limited |
| Input Translator | YES | NO |
| Binary Macros | YES up to 24 days long | NO |
| Compiler Optimizations | YES | NO |
| Print Debug Messages | YES | NO |
| Script Publishing and Sharing | ||
| Open Code Sharing | YES | YES |
| Closed Code Sharing | YES | NO |
| Configuration Interface | YES up to 1024 configurations 6) | YES up to 16 configurations |
1)
The Titan One crossover support on PS4 has limitations.
4)
The external power supply for the Titan Two is optional and sold separately.
5)
The secondary input for the Titan One requires PC connection and the MaxAim DI plugin
6)
The total configurations on the Titan Two depends on the data type used.
start.txt · Last modified: 2019/06/19 10:53 by J2Kbr