Updated Optional features (markdown)
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The current firmware has an option to use a rotary encoder on pins 2 and 3.
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The current firmware has an option to use a rotary encoder on pins 2 and 3.
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Connect the middle pin of the rotary encoder to GND, pin A of the rotary encoder to D2, and pin B to D3.
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Connect the middle pin of the rotary encoder to GND, pin A of the rotary encoder to D2, and pin B to D3.
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# MIDI channel select
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If you have a rotary encoder and OLED installed, you can easily change the MIDI channel for the board.
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By rotating the encoder, you can change the channel from 0-16, or make the board listen on ALL channels.
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After setting the MIDI channel, and a save delay of 2 seconds by default (this can be changed by modifying the `saveDelay` variable in the firmware), the channel will be saved to the Arduino's internal EEPROM.
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This will be indicated by the  indicator in the top-right of the OLED.
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The indicator will disappear after 3 seconds.
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