System Settings

Global settings for Titanium are accessed in the system settings.   The system setting area has multiple tabs.  Each tab allows the user to modify settings for a particular area within the program.  Tool tips will appear when you hover with your mouse over the text prompts on some of the settings screens.

Before Titanium is implemented, the default settings should be modified to accommodate the needs and work flow processes of your center.  The person who sets up Titanium prior to use should have the authority to make decisions and be familiar with center operations, because the settings include items like appointment codes, diagnoses, and notes.  It is most likely that the center administrator or director will set up the software prior to implementation. Click here for tips about settings to support users who require assistive technology.

After the system is set up, the System Settings will be used for ongoing system administration tasks (i.e., adding new users, deactivating users who have left the center, unlocking user accounts, setting semester dates, etc.).  

Only users with System Administrator permission can access the system settings screens.  Users with this level of access should be limited to the center administrator and 1-2 other trusted users in case the center administrator is unavailable or unable to log into Titanium.

On all System Settings tabs, click Apply to save your changes.  Click OK to save your changes and exit the System Settings.  Click Cancel to exit the System Settings without saving your changes.

Because Titanium is a windows application not a cloud-based application, it will not run on iPads.  Titanium will operate on Windows tablets.  The application will run on a Windows tablet via WiFi.  If your university or institution has Virtual Private Network (VPN) software, you should consult with your IT group to inquire about remote access to Titanium Schedule using a VPN connection.  The web component only will run on any device that will operate a web browser to access the internet (iPad, laptop, tablet, desktop).  Touch screen devices can be used to sign forms with signature pads, but separate standalone signature pads will not work with the web component.