1. Morse Code Group David Fong James Ky Anthony Wasano Jay Yu http://morsecodegroup.blogspot.com

2. Makia Malo Reminder World Renowned Storyteller/Writer Hansen’s disease (formally known as Leprosy) –Blind –No feelings from his hands (cannot read Braille) Sent to Kalaupapa at the age of 12 Enrolled at UH at 37, graduated with bachelor’s degree in Hawaiian Studies and certificate in teaching

3. Overview We are making a USB keyboard that uses morse code entry for input A cheaper version of Darci ($200) –A USB keyboard made by WesTest Engineering Add a 7 element morse code for special short cuts and inputs

4. Block Diagram

5. Arm Controller Includes Philips LPC2103 Microcontroller with 32kb Internal Flash Program Memory Operating Speed up to 58.9824MHz Programming in C

6. Morse Code Translator/Controller Reads morse code Translates code to a certain character Turns character into output to the USB controller Then converts to an output audio feedback module

7. Read Morse Code Stores morse code in an array of size 7 Use Darci’s 6 element morse code for keyboard characters Add custom 7 element morse code from Makia’s short cuts

8. Translate Morse Code The algorithm for our morse code translator will follow how this tree works but expand it too more keys, characters, and key strokes.

9. Gantt Chart