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This library contains functions for: all of the letters in the alphabet, some accented letters, the numbers 0–9 and Procedural Signals (prosigns) for formatting, using Morse Code.

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Morse Code uses dots and dashes to communicate with signals that can be sent using sound or light.

This library contains functions for: all of the letters in the alphabet, some accented letters, the numbers 0–9 and Procedural Signals (prosigns) for formatting, using Morse Code.

You can use a Piezo Buzzer, LED or both

You can use this Sketch to create your own Morse Code communicator.

There are options below to use a piezo buzzer or an LED.

  1. 1.0.0 Created by Lily + Michael Calleia, June 5, 2017 License: CC-BY-SA 3.0

To use:

MorseCode morse( 13, 0, 250 );

Arguments

  • Pin: pin that the buzzer (and optional LED) will be on

  • Frequency: sets the frequency of the buzzer (Uno, Mega, Leonardo and other AVR boards 31–65535, Zero 41—275000)

  • Unit: sets the length of a dot in milliseconds

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This library contains functions for: all of the letters in the alphabet, some accented letters, the numbers 0–9 and Procedural Signals (prosigns) for formatting, using Morse Code.

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