Sending Practice (Experimental)

Experimental. May not work reliably.

A message presented; key it back and your keying is decoded and checked. Choose how you connect your key with the .

Practice Content (one message per line)
Playback Controls
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1: Message - how the message is presented to you before you key it

How the message is given to you before you key it (at least one stays on). Use the to set the flashcard size, case and contrast, and the for the voice.

Speech synthesis is not available. Open for details.

2: Keying - send the message with your key

Send the message with your key; it is decoded and checked. Set up your key with .

3: Feedback - response after you key

After you key, you have options to see what you keyed in the flashcard, hear a right/wrong bell, and if you keyed wrong, hear what you sent spoken back to you.

Speech synthesis is not available. Open for details.

4: Recap - replay the correct Morse on a miss

On a miss, replay the correct Morse so you can hear what it should have sounded like.

5: Bell - bell to mark the end of each trial

A bell marks the end of each trial before the next message.

Play - start and stop practising

Play runs through the messages; Stop ends the run.

Expected:
You sent:

Timing chart

Your most recent keying (top row) compared with the target message (bottom row).

Signal detection (debug)

Magnitude and gradient with the detected on/off edges, for audio input.

Bleed self-test (temporary)

Plays a 400 ms beep then captures through the warm worklet path, five times. A working warm path gates the beep’s tail out (reported as gated); any run that still leaks shows how far the bleed reaches. Run it without headphones and stay quiet during the test.

Pitch-split overlap test (temporary)

Plays a continuous tone 250 Hz higher than your mic pitch, lets it settle, then keys “PARIS” at your mic pitch into it and reports what was decoded. A working pitch split ignores the off-pitch tone and decodes “PARIS” cleanly. Run it without headphones.

Keying Controls

Choose how you connect your Morse key to the computer, and whether you want to use this software’s keyer and/or sidetone.

Use your computer’s microphone to hear your keying (using your rig’s sidetone or a practice oscillator). Authorise mic access, choose which mic to use, and check it with the VU Meter.

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Use this for VBand and Vail adaptors which use L-Ctrl and R-Ctrl. You can also manually press keyboard keys of course. The Vail adaptor comes with its own keyer and sidetone oscillator so turn those off.

Click in a box below and press the keyboard key you want to use. Either works with a straight key / no keyer.

Key with the on-screen paddle(s) shown on the page (by mouse or touch), or plug in a key wired to the mouse buttons and position the mouse over a paddle. With the keyer off you get a single straight-key area; with the keyer on you get dit and dah paddles.



Flashcard Controls

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Speech Controls

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