On the Subject of Morse Code (Translated)
It turns out an antiquated form of naval communication in a foreign language is next. At least it’s still genuine Morse Code, so keep paying attention.
This module is identical to Morse Code, except it is in a different language. Check if there is a barcode sticker on the module with label “XX V#”, where XX is a two or three letter language code, and # is a digit. If there is no sticker, you are not looking at a translated Morse Code module.
Perform the instructions as found on the manual page for Morse Code, using the tables below to help with interpreting the signal, setting the corresponding frequency, and pressing the transmit button.
‘TX’ button translations
Language | Button |
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CS | TX |
DA | TX |
DE | SENDEN |
EN | TX |
EO | SENDI |
ES | TX |
ET | TX |
FI | LÄHETÄ |
FR | TX |
HE | שלח |
IT | INVIA |
JP | TX |
KO | 전송 |
NL | TX |
NO | TX |
PL | TX |
PT | TX |
RU | TX |
SV | SÄND |
TH | ส่ง |
ZHS | 发送 |
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