Thanks for posting! ABG

see my Morse Code sample, specifically https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nmovfgkql83YK1jR_Vdys3UAiikz9qtQZgdblsa7yCY/edit#heading=h.t5xmrrcue9wt The general idea

93n9anqxrmj1 (Morse code coder and player) https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JrSnPo-7i2l_am4cHC6TgcpKhQVslZowSW4ooWDc7ww/edit#heading=h.4pn9prjm7893 (Snake pit

to send Morse Code sequences of dots and dashes has previously been discussed in the Forum Anthony. Here are several possible links https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin

, so I updated the app to request solid vibrations of 3 time units per dash instead of 3 consecutive vibrations. See attached for the updated code. (Third time's the charm) ABG

converts to morse. Each user has his speed to read the morse code. That's why when a user that knows well the morse code and can go fast while reading is not supposed to wait 1 by 1 code

read the morse code in level 3 speed (takes 2 minute to convert and sound "hi how are you" in morse) and you in level 5 (takes 1 mint only) so in this way you won't be obliged

vtelno at "" near the top of the code looks fishy. Is that a blank, or is it an empty string? It's almost impossible to tell visually, and makes a critical difference. ABG

Other example of (simple) Morse, is in Spanish... http://kio4.com/appinventor/28C_codigo_morse.htm

ABG would code as: (In Morse: . _ _... _ _ . ) (On the queue:) 1,0,1,1,1,0,0,0,1,1,1,0,1,0,1,0,1,0,0,0,1,1,1,0,1,1,1,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 Say a dot is a leisurely 500 ms. Set the Clock

Hmmm. Part of the following tutorial show how to make a 'keyboard' using Buttons CQ de AI2 Morse Code Tutorial

This tutorial shows how to make a custom keypad -- CQ de AI2 Morse Code Tutorial . The example has a *clear* button. You might find this example useful. Regards, Steve

generate 'morse code' and text dots and dahes is here CQ de AI2 Morse Code Tutorial The tutorial also shows how to use the Advanced controls. Is this what you want to do? Regards