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Morse Code Translator

Converts text to and from Morse and can play it as audible tones at a chosen speed.

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A dot is 80 ms at this speed (PARIS standard).

ITU Morse table

  • 0-----
  • 1.----
  • 2..---
  • 3...--
  • 4....-
  • 5.....
  • 6-....
  • 7--...
  • 8---..
  • 9----.
  • A.-
  • B-...
  • C-.-.
  • D-..
  • E.
  • F..-.
  • G--.
  • H....
  • I..
  • J.---
  • K-.-
  • L.-..
  • M--
  • N-.
  • O---
  • P.--.
  • Q--.-
  • R.-.
  • S...
  • T-
  • U..-
  • V...-
  • W.--
  • X-..-
  • Y-.--
  • Z--..
  • ..-.-.-
  • ,--..--
  • ?..--..
  • '.----.
  • !-.-.--
  • /-..-.
  • (-.--.
  • )-.--.-
  • &.-...
  • :---...
  • ;-.-.-.
  • =-...-
  • +.-.-.
  • --....-
  • _..--.-
  • ".-..-.
  • $...-..-
  • @.--.-.
The Latin table is ITU-R M.1677-1, including the @ added in 2004 so email addresses could be sent. The Korean table maps jamo rather than syllables, which is why one syllable becomes three symbols. Encoding tries both tables, so a mixed line needs no switch; decoding does, because .-.. is L in one table and ㄱ in the other.

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