This is the biggest (so far) display in MIDI-hardware store. Will fit up to 8 lines of text, 16-characters each. But also graphics, which are limited at the moment to startup logo. If you'd like to have your logo on the display, just send B&W bitmap image, maximum size 128x64 px, although if you don't like it to be covered by system message at the bottom, limit the size to 128x48 px. The logo disappears anyway after first text message from Hauptwerk. It also provides 4 contact inputs, that typically send MIDI on-off note, which can be used to control some actions in your virtual instrument. It goes without saying that most use of this display is with Hauptwerk organ. It can be adressed as 4 individual displays configured in Hauptwerk with 4 consecutive Display IDs. There's also an option to use sides of the display to show the state of 8 MIDI notes, possibly assigned in Hauptwerk to indicate status like audio ready, recording, or whatever you can assign to a note. The board has 2 connectors for for chaining with other scanners, most preferably other displays, to master controller like MRG2. The 4 contact inpus are available as large soldering pads at the back
You may wonder where the name comes from and what does it mean? Well, it means absolutely nothing. This is just a made up word to make it more intruguing and easy to find.
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