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Let's say channel 10 is set to 10. If you turn the output dial to --, the dirty light does not show like it is supposed to.

If input 10 is set to output 10, and you start up the device, the output will actually show whatever is selected on the output pot rather than the set value of input 10.

Now that the ino file is getting pretty monolithic I want to split up the code into a few classes

• Move headers farther away from mounting holes so that the traces can have plenty of clearance.
• Label each header pin
• Add part numbers for all parts
• Label all pins on Arduino Nano
• Increase clearance between traces to make visual inspection easier.

If we can I'd like to save the mappings to EEPROM. Then, maybe holding the save button for 5 seconds or something could reset the mappings to default.

Use potentiometers to select the input and output channels. The changed values are not applied until a "save" button is pressed.

If it's too difficult to have this coexist with the program change command detection, we can strip that out for now.

In that case the default is all channels will always be routed to "--", or 17.

Thinking if you hold the 'save' button down then turning the right dial would switch the output channel on change.

Include:

• Dependencies
• BoM

Place the peripheral ports next to each other such that a single female header strip can accommodate them all. This will require converting the 2x2 for the midi_disable_sw to a 1x4. Place the in and out connections next to each other so using a jumper is still convenient.

Move the peripheral ports to the same side of the board as the MIDI, power, and USB. Also, add another set of mounting holes for screw terminals so that the end user can choose how to connect peripherals