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Hello, Are the Tangent Element panels working with OS 14,3.1 and Davinci 18.6? I just updated my Mac OS and the no longer function. Maybe the Tangent Element Panels road is ended? I have restarted Davinci and installed Element hub, restarted the computer a few times. No activity on the Panel LED's.

Answering my own question here. Problem solved: These are the steps I got from Tangent Tech Support:
1) Quit all applications.
2) Unplug all Tangent panels.
3) If you’re using the Element‐Vs app on a tablet then quit this.
4) Go to the Tangent folder in Applications.
5) Run the Tangent Mapper and go to the Help menu and select Reset System.
6) Quit the Tangent Mapper.
7) Run the TangentHub‐Uninstaller. This will open a terminal window which will prompt you
for your admin password. You need to enter your admin password to continue, note the
letters you type will not appear as you type them.
8) Reboot your computer.
9) In Finder got to the Go menu and select Go To Folder...
10) Enter /Library/Application Support and click Go
11) Delete the Tangent folder if it exists.
12) In Finder got to the Go menu and select Go To Folder...
13) Enter ~/Library/Application Support and click Go
14) Delete the Tangent folder if it exists.
15) Reboot your computer.
16) Now install a fresh copy of the Tangent Hub from the Tangent website.

Oh my god! Thank you so much. I'm still working on Monterey and yesterday I updated Davinci to 18.6.6. And my Tangent Wave broke. Maybe not because of this, maybe a coincidence. And you saved me, because a simple reinstall Tangent Hub didn't help. Thanks again

I'm running a full Elements panel on R19.0.3 i think it is. And loving the new Tangent Warp Engine, as I've got the HDR palette and Color Slice mapped to ny panel.

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There's a terrific new tutorial on the Tangent Mapper available on MixingLight.com:

Using Tangent’s New ‘Warp Engine’ To Accelerate DaVinci Resolve
https://mixinglight.com/color-grading-t ... i-resolve/

I have to applaud Tangent for keeping their products current and working tirelessly to give their classic panels new functionality.

Note that MixingLight is a pay site, but I think it's worth the investment for all working colorists.

I really ought to invest the time in doing a bit of 'warp' mapping for my Elements panels ... its been available for nigh on a couple of years now. I guess I held off, hoping a repository of user mappings for various screen resolutions and layouts would pop up on the interwebs at some point and save me the trouble... but it looks like no one is doing it for me! :)

Thank you that helped me solving the same problem