American Morse Code Translator

American Morse Code Translator Guide

Basic Usage:

1. Text to Morse: Type in the left box to automatically generate Morse code in the right box
2. Morse to Text: Type Morse code in the right box to decode it back to text
3. Untranslatable characters will appear as # in both directions

Handling Untranslatable Inputs:

• Any character not in the American Morse code alphabet will be shown as #
• When converting Morse to text, invalid Morse sequences will also appear as #
• These symbols are silent during playback (no sound or flash)

Playback Controls:

• Play: Listen to the Morse code
• Pause/Resume: Temporarily stop playback
• Stop: End playback completely
• Repeat: Play the Morse code again
• Loop: Continuously repeat the Morse code

Output Options:

• Sound: Hear the Morse tones
• Light: Visual flash for each Morse element
• Vibrate: Haptic feedback (on supported devices)

Additional Features:

• Copy: Copy the Morse code to clipboard
• Save Audio: Download the Morse code as a WAV file
• Share: Share your translation
• Configure: Adjust speed, pitch, and sound type

About American Morse Code:

This translator uses the historic American Morse code used in 19th century telegraphy, which differs from modern International Morse code in several characters.

Note: Only letters A-Z, numbers 0-9, and basic symbols , . ? / - ( ) are supported. All other characters will show as #.