Velocity-sensitive scan matrix MIDI encoder for UHT 61-key keyboards

• tested and approved by Ulrich Hermann Tastaturbau (UHT) - Germany
• can scan keyboards manufactured by UHT equipped with original UHT veolcity Hall contact system
• can scan up to 8 additional switches for discrete control (pistons, etc.):
• user-controlled inversion for each switch individually
• user-defined Status, Data1 and Data2 bytes per each switch, separately for On and Off event
• can scan up to 4 potentiometers for continuous control (swell/expression pedals, etc.):
• user-controlled enable/disable for each potentiometer
• user calibration of each potentiometer as to starting and ending point
• user-controlled jitter treshold 
• user-adjustable Pitch Bend "flat step"
• user-defined Status and Data1 bytes per each potentiometer with Data1 and Data2
  generated per Status value and potentiometer position
• user-selectable velocity-related parameters:
• 5 factory predefined velocity curves
• 4 user-defined velocity response curves
• user-controlled scan rate
• 4 keying modes:
• velocity, using both contacts
• non-velocity, using upper contact only (shallow keys)
• non-velocity, using lowerr contact only (deep keys)
• non-velocity, both contacts, dual channel (second touch)
• user-selectable MIDI channel and starting note
• multiple uints can be easily daisy-chained for building multi-manual applications
• standard MIDI input for Merging and Programming (DIN5 connector)
• standard MIDI output (DIN5 connector)
• on-board diode bridge and voltage regulator - just apply 9-12V AC/DC from supply adapter or battery
• NOTES about user configuring:
  • configuration of this unit can be done at any time using unit-specific SysEx message, format described in its documentation
  • all configurable parameters are permanently memorized in non-volatile memory
  • an convenient MS-Windows-based software utility UpSet for programming is available for free download
  • special software for uploading user-defined velocity curves (coming soon)