How to Update a Titan Two Adapter

Photo of a Titan Two Adapter

Overview

At SpecialEffect we often use a Titan Two Adapter within our work. We have previously written posts highlighting some of the features we use most frequently, such as its role in running voice control scripts and in allowing us to use controllers to work on different platforms.

A new Titan Two Adapter requires a few steps to set it up correctly, one of which includes updating it. For the best results, you will also need to periodically check that its firmware and software are up to date. This post describes how we do this as well as how we further configure the adapter.

Please see our other posts if you are interested in how we use the Titan Two in our work and how you might utilise it.

Updating the Titan Two

Step 1. Download and install theTitan Two software (GTuner IV) from the Titan Two website:

Screenshot of the downloads page for the GTuner software

Step 2. Select Extract All and select your file location:

Screenshot of the downloaded zipped file highlighting the extract all button.

Step 3. Double click on the Gtuner application to open:

Screenshot of the extracted GTuner application.

Step 4. Check for a GTuner software update: Click Tools > Check for Updates (without the Titan Two plugged in):

Screenshot of the route to find the 'check for updates' option in GTuner.

Note: Sometimes a warning message appears as Windows doesn’t recognise the application. If you have downloaded from the GTuner download on the Titan Two website, click More info > Run anyway.

Screenshot of the Windows defender message which may appear. An arrow highlights how to open more info.
Screenshot of the Windows defender message which may appear. An arrow highlights how to run the file.

Step 5. Plug  the Micro USB cable included with the Titan into the  ‘Prog’ port:

Photo of the Titan Two adapter with the Prog port highlighted.

Step 6. Connect the Titan Two to a PC via the USB cable provided. You should see a light appear next to the letter P to the right of the display. 

Note: The Titan Two adapter works best with the quality of USB micro cable provided in the package with the device. It may not work well with other USB micro cables:

Photo of the Titan Two adapter plugged into the laptop via the Prog port.

Step 7. Check for a firmware update. This is the same as Step 4 but with the Titan Two plugged in.

To do this, click Tools > Check for Updates. GTuner will then check for firmware updates and inform you when everything is up to date:

Screenshot of the GTuner software when you run 'check for updates'.

Once you have finished programming the Titan Two, remember to plug the USB cable into its ‘Output’ port before using it.

Further Configuring the Titan Two

The following steps are optional, but we apply them when setting up our Titan Two adapters for reliable use.

Step 1. Configure Titan Two adapter.

Go to Device Configuration (bottom right corner of GTuner next to Device Memory slots) > Recall Loaded Memory slot (scroll down to get this on right hand side of GTuner):

Screenshot of the GTuner software showing how to open Device Configuration and click Recall Loaded Memory slot.

Step 2. Finalise the update by disabling memory slot selection using the controller. We tend to turn this option off to prevent accidental profile shifting during standard gameplay.

To do this, go to Device configuration (bottom corner of GTuner) > Disable memory slot selection using the controller (ensure this is ticked):

Screenshot of the GTuner software showing how to open Device Configuration and click 'Disable memory slot selection using the controller'.

Once you have finished programming the Titan Two, remember to plug the USB cable into its ‘Output’ port before using it.

Once the device is set up, you can find more information on the GameAccess site about the ways in which it can assist with video game access, by searching via the Titan Two tag.

Hopefully you have found this guide useful, but please don’t hesitate to get in touch via the Contact Us page if you have any questions about updating the Titan Two Adapter.