This is the second project using the LinkIt One board in the previous instructable I showed you how to build a distance measuring tape.
In this tutorial I’m going to show you how to make a Morse Code Decoder/Encoder using the LinkIt One. The output can be displayed on an LED or a Buzzer, this project can encode/decode up to 300 words per minute. This is a fun project and can built over the weekend, we can set up two of these and communicate with each other.
So lets get started….
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