Radio Code Translator

This tool provides bidirectional translation between plain text and Morse code. It accepts ASCII input and outputs a Morse string or a text string based on the selected mode. It is designed for learning, drills, and field preparation where connectivity may be limited. The core process relies on a canonical Morse mapping table and a reverse mapping for decoding. It uses spaces to separate letters and a distinct separator to denote word boundaries, enabling easy parsing by other software. The design emphasizes deterministic results, reproducibility, and simple integration with automation workflows. Users in education, amateur radio clubs, and field operations gain a reliable reference for encoding and decoding messages without audio equipment. The tool differentiates itself through strict adherence to standard Morse sequences, clear handling of unmapped characters, and the option to extend mappings for sporadic punctuation. It supports both one-to-one character translation and batch-style processing when provided with multiple inputs in a single run. Use cases include practice drills, quick practice transcripts for exams, and offline message preparation for field exercises.