• modular digital system consisting specialized devices embedded in consoles and instruments;
• in the case of wired connection, OrgNG3.x allows the organbuilder to reduce the console wiring to just one single thin ethernet cable;
• for wireless connection (2.4GHz RF transmission) - elimination of console wiring;
• significant saving for wiring and other electrical materials within the instrument (division drivers just next to the windchests);
• possibility of interconnection between the organs and other instruments equipped with standard MIDI input/output or with any other, according to the order, i.e. in order to create a hybrid pipe-electronic instrument;
• an optional remote controller for tuning and voicing;
• combination memory (ferroelectric type, which doesn't wear out, unlike the widely used flash type);
• additional features such as: disabling speech of particular stops (an engaged but disabled stop is indicated with a separate color), redefinable tutti, redefinable reeds (anches), programmable crescendo, quick and easy memory bank access, "registration hold" function;
• piston, function of which can be chosen from TFT touchscreen menu;
• large and readable color touchscreen with easy menu;
• energy saving option - automatic blowers shutdown after certain time of inactivity;
• energy saving through dynamic magnets/actuators power adjustment;
• remote swellbox driver;
• ±12 semitone transposer;
• programmable couplers (any division to any keyboard with any offset/interval);
• floating divisions;
• short-octave emulation;
• configurable pedal split;
• custom features, according to the needs.

Gdynia, 2016

Łódź, 2017

Jarosław, 2018

Nysa, 2021

Jarosław, 2021

New generation versatile key and stop action driver system, MIDI encoder for organ consoles and MIDI decoder / magnet driver providing extraordinary features

• ability to drive action of a pipe organ with up to 6 manuals and pedal, up to 254 stops;
• MIDI standard protocol, external transmission enhanced with checksum and carried out by differential transceivers;
• total electrical separation of keyboards and executive elements (e.g. magnets, actuators);
• the serial bus application makes it possible to significantly reduce the amount of wiring between the console
• (often relatively distantly positioned) and the organ's internal mechanisms to one standard "ethernet" signal cable or even to use wireless connection (significant cost and material savings in the electrical installation);
• ability to interconnect the pipe organ with other instruments and devices that are based on widely-used MIDI standard, i.e. to integrate the organ with other custom consoles or a computer to create a hybrid instrument;
• ability to use a remote control for easy one-person pipe tuning;
• internal "setzer" memory organized by any number of series, each containing ten combinations (0-9);
• ferroelectric memory, which does not wear out, unlike commonly used flash-type memories;
• large, easily readable LCD touch screen and comfortable icon menu for setting up system parameters;
• SD-MMC or USB slot to save "setzer" memorized combinations on widely-available SD memory cards or pendrives;
• energy-saving: automated blowers shut-down after a preset time and when the console power is turned off;
• dynamic pulse-wave-modulated magnet power adjustment, which saves extra energy;
• support for adjustable-depth and adjustable-speed tremulants;
• ±6 semitone transposer;
• fully configurable crescendo;
• programmable coupler - coupling any division to any keyboard at any interval (offset in semitone resolution);
• disabling of any stop (indication by the special stop-keys highlight color);
• combination preview feature (no necessity to alter currently set combination when previewing the other one);
• non-volatile HR ("hand register" combination) - HR status is restored after the console is powered off and then turned on;
• ability to switch the manual order (manual numbers indicated by 7-segment LED displays placed near each manual)
• or to link organ divisions to particular manuals independently;
• other custom features may be implemented at the customer's request.

OrgNG1.0 overview

OrgNG1.0 comparison

Skierniewice, T2Logic workshop, 2011

Skierniewice,
st. James, 2011

• OrgNG DivDriver is a compact driver for single pipe organ division, regardless of the key action type;
• the module can drive a division up to 61-tones;
• current and voltage surge protection and indicators;
• separate tones and stops outputs;
• extremely easy installation;
• energy-efficient design;
• invulnerable to electromagnetic noise;
• small footprint, Rack 19" type chassis.

• ability to work independently;
• OrgNG system compatibility (energy management and efficiency improvement features);
• includes omnifarious anti-surge and anti-shock protection devices;
• mounted on a wall or within a Rack19" case.

Pipe organ console adapted to the OrgNG system as well as to MIDI standard

• provides all OrgNG features;
• up to 6 manuals + pedalboard, floating divisions;
• up to 254 stops;
• compatible with other OrgNG consoles (ability to work as a part of a large ensemble);
• any type of keyboards to choose from;
• optional modular design in order to increase mobility;
• any style of stop switches / knobs;
• lamp-equipped music-desk;
• lamp-equipped pedalboard.

Bielsko-Biała, 2016

Gdynia, 2016

Skierniewice,
T2Logic workshop, 2011

• the device is intended to equip any keyboard and stop switches set with MIDI output;
• with this encoder one can use an old, analogue instrument as a console for computer-based pipe organ simulator such as GrandOrgue or Hauptwerk;
• it supports any type of stop switches or knobs, both mono- and bistable;
• up to 5 manuals + pedalboard, up to 128 stop switches;
• easy installation;
• standard DIN5 output;
• supply: 7-15V AC/DC.