Experimental tool
This is an experimental tool and very much not finished. It has mostly been tested in Chrome and may not work in other browsers.
Learn Morse code using just your ears and voice.
Much of this learning method has been copied from the Better-ICR tool with the kind permission of John AJ1DM.
Briefly, the tool lets you practise your single-character recognition skills. It will play a character in CW and then time how long it takes for you to speak the character that you heard. It will show or speak what the character was and you must then indicate whether you were correct or not. The idea is to drill on selected characters until you achieve "Instant Character Recognition" (or "ICR"), defined here as a response time of less than 600ms.
Please to find out how to use this tool.
Before using this tool you must permit access to your microphone:
Next, Configure the Microphone (unless the settings are already correct).
The bottom chart shows whether you copied each character successfully on the last 5 occasions. The top chart shows the delay in milliseconds between the CW ending and you saying the character. The bar shows a weighted average and the line shows the last attempt.
Load previous results (from this tool or Better-ICR) to continue practising from a previous point, or Save your results in a file. You can also Clear all your results data.
Save a report of your progress to share with your advisor. Complete your name or callsign for inclusion in the report.
Load some settings from a file (overwriting your current choices), or Save all the settings for this page in a file. Share Settings generates a link to bookmark your settings or share with someone else. The Reset Settings button changes everything in this page to its default value.
This is an experiment and not finished. The known problems are:
General help on the playback controls and Morse Controls (Timing) can be found in a separate page.
This tool works in most browsers: please see the FAQ if you are having problems.