Example 1
- Direction: text to Morse
- SOS
... --- ...
What is SOS in Morse? ... --- ... .
The calculator turns text into Morse code and back. SOS is three dots, three dashes and three dots. HELLO starts with four dots. This is not a Caesar cipher.
Letter shifts are on the Caesar cipher. Character codes alone are on ASCII and Unicode.
Enter text or code. The result will appear here.
The calculator looks up each letter and digit in the ITU table. SOS gives ... --- ... , because S is ..., O is ---, and a space splits letters.
HELLO gives .... . .-.. .-.. --- . Two words, for example SOS SOS, are joined by /.
The other way, ... --- ... returns SOS. Empty sequences and a token that is not in the table are not accepted.
Ą Ć Ę Ł Ń Ó Ś Ź Ż have their own codes. That is a Polish extension, not ITU alone.
This is not a Caesar cipher and not a Unicode number. A • dot and an en dash are read as . and -.
A decode result is uppercase. hello and HELLO give the same code.
letter → a . and - sequence from the table; words join with /
A space in the code splits letters. / splits words.
Three letters, three sequences, spaces between them.
... --- ...
What is SOS in Morse? ... --- ... .
.... . .-.. .-.. ---
What is HELLO in Morse? .... . .-.. .-.. --- .
SOS
What comes back from ... --- ...? SOS.
... --- ... . That is S, O, and S. A space splits letters.
.... . .-.. .-.. --- . H E L L O, with a space between letters.
SOS. Words the other way are split by /.
ITU plus the Polish letters Ą Ć Ę Ł Ń Ó Ś Ź Ż. There is no railroad code here.
In text, with a space. In code, with / or two spaces.
Yes. hello and HELLO give the same code. The decode result is uppercase.
A question mark or a comma is not in the table, so the calculator does not convert it. Letters, digits, and the Polish letters from the table stay.
Yes. The calculator turns • into a dot and – or — into a dash.
No. Here a character becomes dots and dashes. Caesar shifts a letter in the alphabet.
Yes. After the result, the button plays the dots and dashes in the browser. That is a local tone, not a transmitter.
Yes. Ą is .-.- . That is a Polish extension, not ITU alone.
The ITU table maps a letter to dots and dashes. Polish letters are an add-on.
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