#MORSE CODE CODE#

The original code created by the Samuel Morse and Alfred Vail in early 1840s was the predecessor to the modern International Morse Code. This addition to the Morse code greatly increased the speed of the communication that is measured by special 'word per minute' test by various telecommunication bodies around the world (this is done so because two different words with the same length can have dramatically different transmission time because of the character content they have). The current version of the International Morse Code was specially designed to use shorter codes for the characters that are most often used in English languages (for example most commonly used the letter 'E' is represented with only one 'dot').

Not only that Morse code is very easy to be used, but it is also very efficient. The separation between each character is maintained with a small period of silence that is equal to the length of the short sound (or dot).

Each of these characters is represented as the standardized sequences of short and long signals (often called 'dots' and 'dashes', or 'dits' and 'dahs'), with a duration of a long signal being three times longer than the short one. The most commonly used version (also known as International Morse Code) has support for Roman alphabet, the Arabic numerals and a small number of secondary signals and punctuation marks that are most commonly used in The English language (with also many customized version of the code for the languages that have additional characters).

#MORSE CODE SERIES#

It is formatted as a series of on-off tones, lights, or clicks which can be easily decoded by a skilled listener without the use of any additional special equipment. Also, you can increase or decrease the Speed(wpm) of the sound using the dropdown option.Morse code is a method of transmitting language over electrical telegraph (or other visual or radio devices) that uses electrical signals to instantaneously send and receive messages over great distances. Lastly, you can press the 'Play' button and listen to the morse code sound. You can select and copy it now and use it anywhere. Your translation results appear at the below text box. In addition, you can check the '( / ) Separator' checkbox and add the slash in between converted words. Also, you can refresh the translator using 'Reset' button. Our tool supports both type of translation. Yes, you can write either morse code or Text. Paste or write your Morse Code / Text in the first input box. First of all, open the online Morse Code Translator tool and follow the instructions below. We have divided the translation process into three steps. Third, you need a script or line of texts or Morse Code. Secondly, you will need a web browser on your device. You'll need the Internet because it's an online tool. Before jumping into the procedure, firstly, know about the requirements. Step by step process to convert your Morse Code to English or Text to Morse Code.

#MORSE CODE HOW TO#

How to use Morse Code Translator or Decoder? American, Continental, and International. Even more, there are three code formats included in the below chart.

#MORSE CODE OFFLINE#

You can download this chart and keep it on your device for offline use. Even more, you can find any character's morse code from these tables. The following tables define the alphabet, numbers, and the special character's morse code. Therefore, we have developed the Morse Code Translator for making the translation very simple and fast. Every English alphabet (A - Z) and numbers (0 - 9) have unique Morse Code.