Morse Code Laboratory

Illustration of a Morse Code Laboratory

Experiments

The tools here are experimental, both in the use of different technologies and in the interaction and learning methods. They are generally unfinished and will have bugs but may be of interest.

Ultimate QSO

Whole multi-over QSOs in named formats — LICW protocol, POTA, SOTA, contest — with stations whose callsign, town, weather and rig all agree with each other, and a log card that marks what you copied field by field.

Have a go — Ultimate QSO

Sending Practice

A message is shown and played, then you key it back — with a paddle, keyboard or microphone — and your sending is decoded and checked.

Have a go — Sending Practice

Adaptive ICR v2

An experimental version of the Adaptive ICR Trainer that recognises your spoken answers automatically with speech recognition, so you no longer have to tell it whether you were right.

Have a go — Adaptive ICR v2

Audio Decoder v2

Building on Audio Decoder v1 to integrate better UI elements and improve the decoding algorithms.

Have a go — Audio Decoder v2

Headlines Trainer v2

The Headlines Trainer rebuilt on the new sequence controls and UI. Realistic band conditions have also been added.

Have a go — Headlines Trainer v2

Word List Trainer v2

The Word List Trainer rebuilt on the new sequence controls and UI, with the same lists, soundboard and LICW OverLearn styles. Realistic band conditions have also been added.

Have a go — Word List Trainer v2

Gaze Decoder

Input Morse code by just looking at different areas of the screen, tracked by a webcam. It doesn't work very well yet!

Have a go — Gaze Decoder

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