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Morse Code Encoder

Please note that the encoder currently does not work, something in the game was changed which has broken the logic circuit. I can't figure out how to fix it.

A simple to use microcontroller that will transmit a single letter/number as Morse code

Setup Instructions
- The length of time for dots, dashes, and the pause between can be customised in the vehicle build menu. By default they are set to a fairly long time to make the messages easier to read.
- Connect the number input to a small keypad, and the on/off input to a push button.
- The outputs can connect to whatever you like, but I recommend any of the lights.

Usage Instructions
- Input a number into the keypad corresponding to the letter/number you want to send (see below).
- Press the 'Encode' button and the microcontroller will output a Morse code signal - e.g If you have connected it to a light then the light will flash as a Morse lamp would.
- The 'Ready' output will signal if the microcontroller is ready for you to press the 'Encode' button. Pressing before the controller is ready will cause trouble so please don't do it. If you press it by accident just wait for the microcontroller to be ready and then send the message again.
- The 'Invalid' output will signal if the number you've input isn't something the microcontroller can encode.

Message Instructions
- Letters are input by their position in the alphabet. E.g. Input 1 to send A, 2 for B, 3 for C etc.
- Numbers are input by their value + 30. E.g. Input 31 to send 1, 32 to send 2 etc. The exception is 0 which is input 40.

For an example of how to set up the controller see https://steamproxy.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1714767952