• Midi encoder K2M 32 programmed for 29 t scale. Output to connect to Midi on your computer or a Midilector SR.
• The 2 electronic boards for optical reading (transistors and infrared LED’s)
• 2 ribbon cables for connecting the reading head to the encoder.
• Voltage regulator to adjust the LED’s luminosity to the card board thickness
• 2 specific printed supports.
• connecting flat cables

You have to insert the supports in your proper mecanism. The cardboard will pass between the two printed supports,  held apart by 2 or 3 mm, the holes well in front of each other, of course! With a hinge for ease of use, or not, that’s your choice.
You can integrate this system into an existing organ or even make one specifically for that.
You have the option to set a latency allowing you to transform a series of small successive holes into one.
You add:

• A Midi sound module
• a small amp on battery
• 2 speakers in a box
• a crank and a roll to drive the cardboard

And here you are with a real Barrel Organ which always plays rigth!

Please note: if you want to make a backup copy of your card board or roll, you can save the song in Midi files format, with a computer and appropriate software, or with Midilector R (recording function). Make sure you have the rights to do so. To make a file of security of a cardboard which one possesses is quite legal, but attention, to yield this file, even for free, is punished by the law, it is a counter-way. If you have a punching machine, you also do not have the right to sold the cardboard you made from this file. Please, respect the arranger work .

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You can also use it to make your own DIY Midi reader. You can get all informations, circuit schematic etc… on the Simon Lehmayr’s open source project, Mr Midi: www.mikrocontroler.net

Midilector user manual here:

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Provided fully tested with all components mounted

Designed, programmed and assembled at Niort, France

Please, download the user manual: Midi2Org_12_EN

You’ll may have to use Prametor to set up your board, download it here:

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This module allows you to drive  the Midi decoder 32-output board,   especially to check  all coils connected to the outputs,  to facilitate the tuning of pipes, test pneumatic valves, etc …

You can install it permanently on your organ at your fingertips, it will be useful very often.

• Check outputs one by one (without going through the Midi)
• Keep your hands free to tune your pipes  quietly.
• Check the speed of your pneumatic relay valves with the “repeat mode”.
• Quick check of all notes at any time with the “sequence” mode.

Instructions manual:Midi assistant 32

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Have also a look  at the Midilector Micro, same features but works with micro SD card.

You can download the user manual here: Midilector_EN

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ULN2803A ST – Eight darlington arrays

• 8 output
• 500 mA max each output
• 2 Amp max for 8 outputs
• Output voltage up to 50 volts
• For Orgautomatech midi decoder boards 16, 32 or 64

Technical datas: ULN2803A_ST_electronics

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standard fuse 5*20.
Comes with 8 * 500mA fuses.
88 mm long, 50 mm wide.
Can be used to protect 8 groupes of solenoids. In that case, choose correct value for fuses.

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• 1 Midi encoder K2M 64 programmed for 42 mecanical Odin scale. Output to connect to Midi on your computer or a Midilector SR.
• The 2 electronic boards for optical reading (transistors and infrared LED’s)
• 3 ribbon cables for connecting the reading head to the encoder.- voltage regulator to adjust the LED’s luminosity to the card board thickness
• 2 plastic ( expanded  PVC)  supports specially machined
• connecting flat cables

Pictures shows a custom installation with rolls, mecanism and crank from Sebastian Shuetz:

You have to insert the supports in your proper mecanism. The cardboard will pass between the two PVC supports held apart by 2 or 3 mm, the holes well in front of each other, of course! With a hinge for ease of use, or not, that’s your choice.
You can integrate this system into an existing organ or even make one specifically for that. Look at the picture for example of installation.
You have the option to set a latency allowing you to transform a series of small successive holes into one.
You add:

• A Midi sound module
• a small amp on battery
• 2 speakers in a box
• a crank and a roll to drive the cardboard

And here you are with a real Barrel Organ which always plays rigth!

Please note: if you want to make a backup copy of your card board or roll, you can save the song in Midi files format, with a computer and appropriate software, or with Midilector R (recording function). Make sure you have the rights to do so. To make a file of security of a cardboard which one possesses is quite legal, but attention, to yield this file, even for free, is punished by the law, it is a counter-way. If you have a punching machine, you also do not have the right to sold the cardboard you made from this file. Please, respect the arranger work .

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Arrives with a free  Sd card

For more information, please, download the user manual: Midilector_S_SR_EN

Midilector is based on the Simon Lehmayr’s open source project, Mr Midi: www.mikrocontroler.net

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