On the Subject of 26

Who knew putting in the same number was so... surprisingly simple.

  • The module displays a number in base 64. Submit the number back to the module in binary.
  • Hold the green button to submit, and the other one to reset the input.
  • The corresponding binary for each character is displayed in the table below. Concatenate the binaries for each character in order and remove any leading zeroes.
  • A strike will reset the module.
  • 'l' and 'I' look similar on the module. 'l' will have a little tail.
  • '0' and 'O' look similar on the module. '0' will have a slash through it.
IndexCharacterIndexCharacterIndexCharacterIndexCharacter
000000A010000Q100000g110000w
000001B010001R100001h110001x
000010C010010S100010i110010y
000011D010011T100011j110011z
000100E010100U100100k1101000
000101F010101V100101l1101011
000110G010110W100110m1101102
000111H010111X100111n1101113
001000I011000Y101000o1110004
001001J011001Z101001p1110015
001010K011010a101010q1110106
001011L011011b101011r1110117
001100M011100c101100s1111008
001101N011101d101101t1111019
001110O011110e101110u111110+
001111P011111f101111v111111/