On the Subject of Metamorse
Look! There’s a hidden message in the hidden message!
- The LED will flash a Morse code message of 2 to 4 letters. Extract a single Morse code letter from the transmission by translating each individual letter to a dot or dash.
- If the letter is 2 Morse characters or shorter, it represents a dot.
- If the letter is 3 Morse characters or longer, it represents a dash.
- Do this for each letter to form a single Morse code letter.
- Find the resulting letter in the below table to obtain a rule. Select the only transmitted letter which obeys this rule using the arrows and then press the screen.
| A | Letter is a vowel |
| B | Letter starts with a dot |
| C | Letter has an equal number of dots and dashes |
| D | Letter starts with a dash |
| F | Letter has an odd Morse length |
| G | Letter consists of only dashes |
| H | Letter only occurs once in sequence |
| I | Letter is the last in sequence |
| J | Letter is in the first half of the alphabet |
| K | Letter is second in sequence |
| L | Letter has more dashes than dots |
| M | Letter has an even Morse length |
| N | Letter is first in sequence |
| O | Letter is ‘O’ |
| P | Letter is third in sequence. |
| Q | Letter has a Morse length of 3 |
| R | Letter has an unequal number of dots and dashes |
| S | Letter has a Morse length of 2 |
| U | Letter has more dots than dashes |
| V | Letter is not a vowel |
| W | Letter consists of only dots |
| X | Letter is in the last half of the alphabet |
| Y | Letter has a Morse length of 4 |
| Z | Letter has a Morse length of 1 |