raycolt / morse-cmd-win

The real, first and only US Morse mapping, based upon Synthesizer Binary ascii tables, from a mouse I believe, or just a military algorithm. We removed the first number one, reversed it(think Endian/IBM PowerPC) to save Data and CPU's in war times.

A C++ console app with sound derived from ARPANET Pentagon's morse. This is a visual studio project, download, make sure you have visual studio and open the sln file.

A spectrum analyzer: as you can see I typed SOS OS on 880 Hz(music note A5). Also GGMorse is nice moblie app to decode morse sounds.

The real, first and only US Morse mapping,
based upon Synthesizer Binary tables, from a mouse his vocal cords I believe,
or just a military algorithm:-):
We removed the first number one(0b1 aka Obi-Wan, it became my nick name I was 4 years old, they used the name in Star Wars to honor morse code), reversed it(think Endian/IBM PowerPC) to save Data and CPU's in war times. Its even URL Save.
WORKING HTML EXAMPLE

uint16_t Morse::encode(uint8_t character) 
{
  switch (character) 
  {
case 32: return 0b1;          // SPACE
case 33: return 0b1110101;    // !
case 34: return 0b1010010;    // "
case 36: return 0b11001000;   // $
case 37: returm 0b010010;     // "

case 38: return 0b100010;     // &
case 39: return 0b1011110;    // '
case 40: return 0b101101;     // (
case 41: return 0b1101101;    // )

case 43: return 0b101010;     // +
case 44: return 0b1110011;    // ,
case 45: return 0b1100001;    // -
case 46: return 0b1101010;    // .
case 47: return 0b101001;     // /

case 48: return 0b111111;     // 0
case 49: return 0b111110;     // 1
case 50: return 0b111100;     // 2
case 51: return 0b111000;     // 3
case 52: return 0b110000;     // 4
case 53: return 0b100000;     // 5
case 54: return 0b100001;     // 6
case 55: return 0b100011;     // 7
case 56: return 0b100111;     // 8
case 57: return 0b101111;     // 9

case 58: return 0b1000111;    // :
case 59: return 0b1010101;    // ;

case 61: return 0b110001;     // =

case 63: return 0b1001100;    // ?
case 64: return 0b1010110;    // @

case 65: return 0b110;        // A
case 66: return 0b10001;      // B
case 67: return 0b10101;      // C
case 68: return 0b1001;       // D
case 69: return 0b10;         // E
case 70: return 0b10100;      // F
case 71: return 0b1011;       // G
case 72: return 0b10000;      // H
case 73: return 0b100;        // I
case 74: return 0b11110;      // J
case 75: return 0b1101;       // K
case 76: return 0b10010;      // L
case 77: return 0b111;        // M
case 78: return 0b101;        // N
case 79: return 0b1111;       // O
case 80: return 0b10110;      // P
case 81: return 0b11011;      // Q
case 82: return 0b1010;       // R
case 83: return 0b1000;       // S
case 84: return 0b11;         // T
case 85: return 0b1100;       // U
case 86: return 0b11000;      // V
case 87: return 0b1110;       // W
case 88: return 0b11001;      // X
case 89: return 0b11101;      // Y
case 90: return 0b10011;      // Z
case 95: return 0b1101100;    // _
default: return 0b100000000;  // INVALID

}
}



A spectrum analyzer: as you can see I typed SOS OS on 880 Hz(music note A5)