Please perform one of the following calibration tests ...
Short test: Click the 'Reset' button, then key in the letter 'V' three times, dot-dot-dot-dash dot-dot-dot-dash dot-dot-dot-dash. When finished, press the 'Short Test' button.
Long test: Click the 'Reset' button, then key in the word 'PARIS' three times. Finally, press the 'Long Test' button.

Volume
Frequency

Receive speed (WPM) Stretch Spaces x

Reset  Short Test  Long Test 

After completing one of the calibration tests described above, key in a 'made up' test message. If the keyed message does not display automatically or contains unexpected errors, click the 'Show text' button. (Do not click reset.)

Show Text  Play  Clear 

To listen to your keyed-in text sample as Morse code (Chrome or Edge only), correct any errors in the 'Show Text' panel above and then click the 'Play' button.

Clear History 

Acknowledgements and References

Morse code key image adapted from http://www.nzart.org.nz/assets/exam/sg/sg-signa.html.
Traffic signal images adapted from https://openclipart.org/tags/traffic%20light.

The full version of this web page makes use of EWD.js together with GT.M, an enterprise database engine, to demonstrate two-way communication via Morse code between different computers on the same Local Area Network. Previously, on another page I summarized my effort to learn EWD.js. There I included one or two EWD.js applications for download as zip archives. One of these is a light IDE, which I have continued to use in subsequent studies, including the present page. Components of the EWD.js Morse code application (this page) may be extracted from my_cw.zip. The zip archive includes a text file named ‘How_to_install.txt’ and another file named ‘my_cw.pdf’ that explains how to use the EWD.js-connected version of this page. Of course, a functional EWD.js environment is required to install and use this version.

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