Morse Code Transmitter

[mjdxp]

Hello, I've been playing with Prog8 and learning how it works, and I've finished my first real program! This is a Morse code transmitter which uses the X16's activity LED to blink out the dots and dashes of Morse code! Feel free to download, modify, and distribute it!

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PRG file:

morse.prg

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Source code:

morse.txt

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[ahenry3068]

Hello, I've been playing with Prog8 and learning how it works, and I've finished my first real program! This is a Morse code transmitter which uses the X16's activity LED to blink out the dots and dashes of Morse code! Feel free to download, modify, and distribute it!

morse.png

PRG file:
morse.prg

Source code:
morse.txt

Next step should be to play it out on one of the PSG channels. .

[Raven67854]

This is really cool. I agree with Henry use one of the PSG channels to output pulses. Also then people with the Emulator could play around with it.

[ahenry3068]

This is really cool. I agree with Henry use one of the PSG channels to output pulses. Also then people with the Emulator could play around with it.

We do have an "indicator light" on the Emulator. It shows up as a couple of red pixels in the upper right corner of the Window. It's easy to miss if you aren't looking for it.

[Raven67854]

This is really cool. I agree with Henry use one of the PSG channels to output pulses. Also then people with the Emulator could play around with it.

We do have an "indicator light" on the Emulator. It shows up as a couple of red pixels in the upper right corner of the Window. It's easy to miss if you aren't looking for it.

Oh I had no idea.. Well the more you know.

[mortarm]

Oh I had no idea.. Well the more you know.

And knowing is half the battle!

[kelli217]

Yoooooooo, um... Bob? Tim? Sam? Something...