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Morse Code

Encode, decode, transmit and receive Morse code signals

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Camera Detection Tips

  • Point camera directly at the light source
  • Use in a darker environment for better detection
  • Adjust sensitivity if detection is too fast/slow
  • Short flash = dot (.), long flash = dash (-)
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What is Morse Code?

Morse code is a method of encoding text characters using sequences of dots and dashes (or short and long signals). Invented by Samuel Morse in the 1830s, it was originally designed for telegraph communication and remains relevant today for emergency signaling, amateur radio, and accessibility applications.

Common Use Cases

Emergency Signaling

SOS (... --- ...) is universally recognized for distress calls.

Amateur Radio

Ham radio operators use Morse for long-distance communication.

Accessibility

Assistive technology for people with limited mobility.

Education

Learning Morse code improves pattern recognition skills.

How It Works

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Choose Mode

Select Encode, Decode, Camera detection, or Transmit mode.

2

Enter Input

Type text to encode or paste code to decode.

3

Select Format

Choose Morse, NATO, Binary, Tap Code, or Braille.

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Use Result

Copy, play audio, or transmit via screen flashes.