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=== Organ MIDI interfaces === | === Organ MIDI interfaces === | ||
[[File:Organ-midi.jpg|frameless|right|300px]] | [[File:Organ-midi.jpg|frameless|right|300px|Typical organ MIDI connections]] | ||
Nearly all electronic organs manufactured since the late 1980s will feature a MIDI connection area, typically under the manual shelf. Connect the '''MIDI OUT''' socket to the cable running to the Chime Master system. | Nearly all electronic organs manufactured since the late 1980s will feature a MIDI connection area, typically under the manual shelf. Connect the '''MIDI OUT''' socket to the cable running to the Chime Master system. | ||
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Wired extensions create a balanced signal that can be run thousands of feet over CAT5 twisted pair cable. | Wired extensions create a balanced signal that can be run thousands of feet over CAT5 twisted pair cable. | ||
Wireless extensions convert the MIDI signal to a digital radio interface that can generally be used up to 500 feet line of sight. | [[Keyboard_setup_AX#Wireless|Wireless extensions]] convert the MIDI signal to a digital radio interface that can generally be used up to 500 feet line of sight. | ||
[[Category:Installation]] | [[Category:Installation]] | ||