# The Language of Light
This tool turns your device into an optical signalling beacon capable of transmitting messages visible from kilometres away. Using the international Morse Code standard, it enables silent or emergency communication via light pulses (torch and screen).A Universal Standard
Developed in 1830 by Samuel Morse, this binary system of dots and dashes revolutionised telecommunications. Its simplicity makes it extremely robust: it can be transmitted by sound, radio, electricity or light, and remains readable even under severe interference.
SOS Emergency Mode
The 'SOS Loop' button continuously transmits the sequence ··· --- ···. This signal is universally recognised as a distress call and, thanks to the high contrast of the LED torch, is visible from a great distance even in daylight under certain conditions.
# ITU-R M.1677-1 Standard
This tool strictly respects the regulatory timings of the international Morse code as defined by the International Telecommunication Union.- 1 dot = 1 time unit
- 1 dash = 3 time units
- Space between elements = 1 unit
- Space between letters = 3 units
- Space between words = 7 units