MIDI Scancontroller - Versionsgeschichte

Bovist am 15. September 2026 um 11:49 Uhr

2026-09-15T11:49:53Z

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	==MenuPanel==		==MenuPanel==
			[[Datei:MenuPanel_full.JPG\|400px\|thumb\|right\|'''A KeyboardPartner MenuPanel (any version will do) may be used for configuration.''']]

	A KeyboardPartner MenuPanel (see [[HX3.7_Installation_Manual#MenuPanel]]) is supported; user interface is similar to HX3 system with rotary encoder and up/down buttons. The MenuPanel can be removed after all settings have been made, they are saved in internal non-volatile memory. Connect the MenuPanel befor powering on.		A KeyboardPartner MenuPanel (see [[HX3.7_Installation_Manual#MenuPanel]]) is supported; user interface is similar to HX3 system with rotary encoder and up/down buttons. The MenuPanel can be removed after all settings have been made, they are saved in internal non-volatile memory. Connect the MenuPanel befor powering on.

			The menu system is somewhat simpler than the HX3 menu system; it consists of main menus (like button assignment or keybed settings) and corresponding sub menus. Press the encoder button to enter a submenu or to save a parameter. Sub menus can be leaved through a dedicated "Exit" entry. The up/down buttons will scroll through available menus. Parameter changes with encoder knob are immediate, but knob has to be pressed to save them permanently.

	Dimensions: 82 mm x 52 mm x 22 mm, weight 38 g		Dimensions: 82 mm x 52 mm x 22 mm, weight 38 g

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2026-09-15T11:42:04Z

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	==Features==		==Features==

	Up to two Fatar or Pulse-6105 keyboards (with velocity sensitivity) or our Scan61/ScanStrip16 [[Scan Boards]] can be connected; additionally, a pedal (Scan16 or Bass25 board) is supported. ~~MIDIScan~~ also supports a menu system ~~(optional menu panel)~~, 16 freely assignable buttons/switches (optional Panel16-I2C or Extend16 board), as well as analog controls assignable to any CCs (optional Drawbar, ANX8, or PTX4 boards). For Fatar keyboards, a FatarScan1 or FatarScan2 board is required; our keyboards from Pulse are already equipped with a compatible scan interface. The scan board used can be selected in the device’s menu (when using the MenuPanel) or via ~~software; the MenuPanel can be removed again after~~ the ~~setting has been made~~.		Up to two Fatar or Pulse-6105 keyboards (with velocity sensitivity) or our Scan61/ScanStrip16 '''[[Scan Boards]]''' can be connected; additionally, a pedal (Scan16 or Bass25 board) is supported. MIDI Scan Controller also supports a menu system , 16 freely assignable buttons/switches (optional Panel16-I2C or Extend16 board), as well as analog controls assignable to any CCs (optional Drawbar, ANX8, or PTX4 boards). For Fatar keyboards, a FatarScan1 or FatarScan2 board is required; our keyboards from Pulse are already equipped with a compatible scan interface. The scan board used can be selected in the device’s menu (when using the MenuPanel) or via re-compiling the firmware.

	MIDI Scan Controlles handles up to 16 assignable buttons ('''[[I2C Bus]]''' connector) and 16 assignable analog controller inputs ('''[[MPX Bus]]''' connector). Assignments are done in menu system or by pre-defining constants in source code.		MIDI Scan Controlles handles up to 16 assignable buttons ('''[[I2C Bus]]''' connector) and 16 assignable analog controller inputs ('''[[MPX Bus]]''' connector). Assignments are done in menu system or by pre-defining constants in source code.

			==MenuPanel==

			A KeyboardPartner MenuPanel (see [[HX3.7_Installation_Manual#MenuPanel]]) is supported; user interface is similar to HX3 system with rotary encoder and up/down buttons. The MenuPanel can be removed after all settings have been made, they are saved in internal non-volatile memory. Connect the MenuPanel befor powering on.

	Dimensions: 82 mm x 52 mm x 22 mm, weight 38 g		Dimensions: 82 mm x 52 mm x 22 mm, weight 38 g

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2026-09-15T11:35:05Z

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	==Features==		==Features==

	Up to two Fatar or Pulse-6105 keyboards (with velocity sensitivity) or our ~~Scan16~~/~~Scan61 boards~~ can be connected; additionally, a pedal (Scan16 or Bass25 board) is supported. MIDIScan also supports a menu system (optional menu panel), 16 freely assignable buttons/switches (optional Panel16-I2C or Extend16 board), as well as analog controls assignable to any CCs (optional Drawbar, ANX8, or PTX4 boards). For Fatar keyboards, a FatarScan1 or FatarScan2 board is required; our keyboards from Pulse are already equipped with a compatible scan interface. The scan board used can be selected in the device’s menu (when using the MenuPanel) or via software; the MenuPanel can be removed again after the setting has been made.		Up to two Fatar or Pulse-6105 keyboards (with velocity sensitivity) or our Scan61/ScanStrip16 [[Scan Boards]] can be connected; additionally, a pedal (Scan16 or Bass25 board) is supported. MIDIScan also supports a menu system (optional menu panel), 16 freely assignable buttons/switches (optional Panel16-I2C or Extend16 board), as well as analog controls assignable to any CCs (optional Drawbar, ANX8, or PTX4 boards). For Fatar keyboards, a FatarScan1 or FatarScan2 board is required; our keyboards from Pulse are already equipped with a compatible scan interface. The scan board used can be selected in the device’s menu (when using the MenuPanel) or via software; the MenuPanel can be removed again after the setting has been made.

	MIDI Scan Controlles handles up to 16 assignable buttons ('''[[I2C Bus]]''' connector) and 16 assignable analog controller inputs ('''[[MPX Bus]]''' connector). Assignments are done in menu system or by pre-defining constants in source code.		MIDI Scan Controlles handles up to 16 assignable buttons ('''[[I2C Bus]]''' connector) and 16 assignable analog controller inputs ('''[[MPX Bus]]''' connector). Assignments are done in menu system or by pre-defining constants in source code.

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2026-09-15T11:33:55Z

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	Up to two Fatar or Pulse-6105 keyboards (with velocity sensitivity) or our Scan16/Scan61 boards can be connected; additionally, a pedal (Scan16 or Bass25 board) is supported. MIDIScan also supports a menu system (optional menu panel), 16 freely assignable buttons/switches (optional Panel16-I2C or Extend16 board), as well as analog controls assignable to any CCs (optional Drawbar, ANX8, or PTX4 boards). For Fatar keyboards, a FatarScan1 or FatarScan2 board is required; our keyboards from Pulse are already equipped with a compatible scan interface. The scan board used can be selected in the device’s menu (when using the MenuPanel) or via software; the MenuPanel can be removed again after the setting has been made.		Up to two Fatar or Pulse-6105 keyboards (with velocity sensitivity) or our Scan16/Scan61 boards can be connected; additionally, a pedal (Scan16 or Bass25 board) is supported. MIDIScan also supports a menu system (optional menu panel), 16 freely assignable buttons/switches (optional Panel16-I2C or Extend16 board), as well as analog controls assignable to any CCs (optional Drawbar, ANX8, or PTX4 boards). For Fatar keyboards, a FatarScan1 or FatarScan2 board is required; our keyboards from Pulse are already equipped with a compatible scan interface. The scan board used can be selected in the device’s menu (when using the MenuPanel) or via software; the MenuPanel can be removed again after the setting has been made.

	MIDI Scan Controlles handles up to 16 assignable buttons (I2C connector) and 16 assignable analog controller inputs ([[MPX Bus]] connector). Assignments are done in menu system or by pre-defining constants in source code.		MIDI Scan Controlles handles up to 16 assignable buttons ('''[[I2C Bus]]''' connector) and 16 assignable analog controller inputs ('''[[MPX Bus]]''' connector). Assignments are done in menu system or by pre-defining constants in source code.

	Dimensions: 82 mm x 52 mm x 22 mm, weight 38 g		Dimensions: 82 mm x 52 mm x 22 mm, weight 38 g

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2026-09-15T11:33:10Z

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	Up to two Fatar or Pulse-6105 keyboards (with velocity sensitivity) or our Scan16/Scan61 boards can be connected; additionally, a pedal (Scan16 or Bass25 board) is supported. MIDIScan also supports a menu system (optional menu panel), 16 freely assignable buttons/switches (optional Panel16-I2C or Extend16 board), as well as analog controls assignable to any CCs (optional Drawbar, ANX8, or PTX4 boards). For Fatar keyboards, a FatarScan1 or FatarScan2 board is required; our keyboards from Pulse are already equipped with a compatible scan interface. The scan board used can be selected in the device’s menu (when using the MenuPanel) or via software; the MenuPanel can be removed again after the setting has been made.		Up to two Fatar or Pulse-6105 keyboards (with velocity sensitivity) or our Scan16/Scan61 boards can be connected; additionally, a pedal (Scan16 or Bass25 board) is supported. MIDIScan also supports a menu system (optional menu panel), 16 freely assignable buttons/switches (optional Panel16-I2C or Extend16 board), as well as analog controls assignable to any CCs (optional Drawbar, ANX8, or PTX4 boards). For Fatar keyboards, a FatarScan1 or FatarScan2 board is required; our keyboards from Pulse are already equipped with a compatible scan interface. The scan board used can be selected in the device’s menu (when using the MenuPanel) or via software; the MenuPanel can be removed again after the setting has been made.

			MIDI Scan Controlles handles up to 16 assignable buttons (I2C connector) and 16 assignable analog controller inputs ([[MPX Bus]] connector). Assignments are done in menu system or by pre-defining constants in source code.

	Dimensions: 82 mm x 52 mm x 22 mm, weight 38 g		Dimensions: 82 mm x 52 mm x 22 mm, weight 38 g

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2026-09-15T11:29:58Z

Connectors

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	!PL5		!PL5
	\|to all 4014-based scan boards (Scan61, ScanStrip16, Bass25)		\|to all 4014-based scan boards (Scan61, ScanStrip16, Bass25)
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			!PL9
			\|ISP connector for factory programming (do not use)
	\|-		\|-
	!PL15		!PL15

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2026-09-15T11:28:35Z

Connectors

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	!colspan="3" style="background-color:#d0d0d0;" \| MIDI ~~SCan~~ Controller Connectors		!colspan="3" style="background-color:#d0d0d0;" \| MIDI Scan Controller Connectors
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	!Connector		!Connector
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	!PL13		!PL13
	\|USB connector for power supply and programming via Arduino IDE bootloader		\|USB connector for power supply and flash programming via Arduino IDE bootloader
	\|-		\|-
	!PL14		!PL14

Bovist am 15. September 2026 um 11:27 Uhr

2026-09-15T11:27:39Z

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	MIDIscan is an open-source project based on the Arduino framework; a populated board can be obtained via the KeyboardPartner shop. An Arduino Bootloader and a standard firmware ist installed.		MIDIscan is an open-source project based on the Arduino framework; a populated board can be obtained via the KeyboardPartner shop. An Arduino Bootloader and a standard firmware ist installed.

	'''Please note:''' Configuration is performed either via our MenuPanel (if present) or by recompiling the Arduino source code using PlatformIO or the Arduino IDE. Do not order this board when you are not familiar with arduino or you do not own a HX3 MenuPanel. Sources ~~and PCB files can be found here: '''https://github.com/keyboardpartner/MIDI-Scancontroller'''~~		'''Please note:''' Configuration is performed either via our MenuPanel (if present) or by recompiling the Arduino source code using PlatformIO or the Arduino IDE. Do not order this board when you are not familiar with arduino or you do not own a HX3 MenuPanel. Sources

	~~###~~Features		==Features==

	Up to two Fatar or Pulse-6105 keyboards (with velocity sensitivity) or our Scan16/Scan61 boards can be connected; additionally, a pedal (Scan16 or Bass25 board) is supported. MIDIScan also supports a menu system (optional menu panel), 16 freely assignable buttons/switches (optional Panel16-I2C or Extend16 board), as well as analog controls assignable to any CCs (optional Drawbar, ANX8, or PTX4 boards). For Fatar keyboards, a FatarScan1 or FatarScan2 board is required; our keyboards from Pulse are already equipped with a compatible scan interface. The scan board used can be selected in the device’s menu (when using the MenuPanel) or via software; the MenuPanel can be removed again after the setting has been made.		Up to two Fatar or Pulse-6105 keyboards (with velocity sensitivity) or our Scan16/Scan61 boards can be connected; additionally, a pedal (Scan16 or Bass25 board) is supported. MIDIScan also supports a menu system (optional menu panel), 16 freely assignable buttons/switches (optional Panel16-I2C or Extend16 board), as well as analog controls assignable to any CCs (optional Drawbar, ANX8, or PTX4 boards). For Fatar keyboards, a FatarScan1 or FatarScan2 board is required; our keyboards from Pulse are already equipped with a compatible scan interface. The scan board used can be selected in the device’s menu (when using the MenuPanel) or via software; the MenuPanel can be removed again after the setting has been made.
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	Dimensions: 82 mm x 52 mm x 22 mm, weight 38 g		Dimensions: 82 mm x 52 mm x 22 mm, weight 38 g

	~~###~~Connectors		==Connectors==

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	\|}		\|}

	Further information and the complete source code can be found on our GitHub repository: https://github.com/keyboardpartner/MIDI-Scancontroller		Further information, PCB files and the complete source code can be found on our GitHub repository: '''https://github.com/keyboardpartner/MIDI-Scancontroller'''

Bovist am 15. September 2026 um 11:26 Uhr

2026-09-15T11:26:08Z

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	MIDIscan is an open-source project based on the Arduino framework; a populated board can be obtained via the KeyboardPartner shop. An Arduino Bootloader and a standard firmware ist installed.		MIDIscan is an open-source project based on the Arduino framework; a populated board can be obtained via the KeyboardPartner shop. An Arduino Bootloader and a standard firmware ist installed.

	'''Please note:''' Configuration is performed either via our MenuPanel (if present) or by recompiling the Arduino source code using PlatformIO or the Arduino IDE. Do not order this board when you are not familiar with arduino or you do not own a HX3 MenuPanel.		'''Please note:''' Configuration is performed either via our MenuPanel (if present) or by recompiling the Arduino source code using PlatformIO or the Arduino IDE. Do not order this board when you are not familiar with arduino or you do not own a HX3 MenuPanel. Sources and PCB files can be found here: '''https://github.com/keyboardpartner/MIDI-Scancontroller'''

			###Features

	Up to two Fatar or Pulse-6105 keyboards (with velocity sensitivity) or our Scan16/Scan61 boards can be connected; additionally, a pedal (Scan16 or Bass25 board) is supported. MIDIScan also supports a menu system (optional menu panel), 16 freely assignable buttons/switches (optional Panel16-I2C or Extend16 board), as well as analog controls assignable to any CCs (optional Drawbar, ANX8, or PTX4 boards). For Fatar keyboards, a FatarScan1 or FatarScan2 board is required; our keyboards from Pulse are already equipped with a compatible scan interface. The scan board used can be selected in the device’s menu (when using the MenuPanel) or via software; the MenuPanel can be removed again after the setting has been made.		Up to two Fatar or Pulse-6105 keyboards (with velocity sensitivity) or our Scan16/Scan61 boards can be connected; additionally, a pedal (Scan16 or Bass25 board) is supported. MIDIScan also supports a menu system (optional menu panel), 16 freely assignable buttons/switches (optional Panel16-I2C or Extend16 board), as well as analog controls assignable to any CCs (optional Drawbar, ANX8, or PTX4 boards). For Fatar keyboards, a FatarScan1 or FatarScan2 board is required; our keyboards from Pulse are already equipped with a compatible scan interface. The scan board used can be selected in the device’s menu (when using the MenuPanel) or via software; the MenuPanel can be removed again after the setting has been made.
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	Dimensions: 82 mm x 52 mm x 22 mm, weight 38 g		Dimensions: 82 mm x 52 mm x 22 mm, weight 38 g

			###Connectors

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Bovist am 15. September 2026 um 11:23 Uhr

2026-09-15T11:23:29Z

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	[[Datei:Midiscan silk.png\|~~300px~~\|thumb\|right\|'''MIDI Scan Controller Connectors (click picture to enlarge)''']]		[[Datei:Midiscan silk.png\|400px\|thumb\|right\|'''MIDI Scan Controller Connectors (click picture to enlarge)''']]

	MIDIscan is an open-source project based on the Arduino framework; a populated board can be obtained via the KeyboardPartner shop. An Arduino Bootloader and a standard firmware ist installed.		MIDIscan is an open-source project based on the Arduino framework; a populated board can be obtained via the KeyboardPartner shop. An Arduino Bootloader and a standard firmware ist installed.