On the Subject of XmORse Code

Did you know that you can xor together stuff without knowing the alphabet?

The module displays 5 letters displaying two ordered sequences of dots and dashes. The second sequence of flashes are numbers; look these up in the left column table below. When prompted with “Are the first/last ./- equal” refer to the first/last ./- of the first/last letter and its flashes.

The second column of numbers is the submission, simply press the buttons in that order. The numberings are made in reading order.

11321	53214		13221	42513		13341	43125		14223	53214
21333	54312		22233	51432		22413	31452		22421	24351
23113	15432		23221	42351		23233	25341		24433	13542
31133	42135		31221	54123		31323	41325		31433	31542
32343	12534		32414	43152		32434	23514		33313	23451
33323	12453		33334	14523		33413	Are the first ./- equal?		Yes	53214
									No	14253
34231	13425		34244	13425		34334	41352		41232	21435
41313	24531		41314	31524		41413	12534		42243	42153
42314	25314		42341	Are the last ./- equal?		Yes	15324		42413	41532
						No	45321
42444	45312		43131	12345		43241	14235		43243	32451
43331	14532		43433	32451		43444	21453		44244	32541
44324	35214		44441	41523