Morse
Type a message. Send it as a melody, a tone, light or vibration — or build an ATAK data package to import. Everything happens on this device; nothing is uploaded.
A Bluetooth speaker is not the same as AirPods.
Headphones play into an ear, so a second device hears nothing and
every rung fails identically. A speaker does put sound in the room,
but many A2DP codecs lowpass above 17 kHz. Use
Inaudible Bluetooth if a rung survives, or Melody
if none of them do; use this sweep to see which rungs this speaker
actually kept.
Point your receiver at the
speaker. Each band sends its own number, so whatever decodes
tells you which band got through. Tap a row when the receiver reports it.
Opening the microphone…
…
—duration
—characters
—elements
Dropped: — no morse equivalent.
Uses the camera torch if this device allows a web page to control it (Android Chrome). Otherwise the screen becomes the lamp — dimmer, but the camera receiver reads it fine at close range.
A standard ATAK mission package: the marker, the audio, the pulse
timings, and a copy of this app. Import it on a device, or open the
.wav anywhere.
Melody is the default. The house loop is a stand-in bed — the Morse
is a quiet concert A inside it.
Save this page and it keeps working with no network at all.
On a phone, use Share → Add to Home Screen and it behaves like an app.
To decode an incoming transmission on this device,
open the listener —
receive only, no transmitter.