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The "Development and history" section mentions:
- code adopted by the Deutsch-Österreichischer Telegraphenverein in 1851
- Steinheil's code
- original code by Morse in 1838
Shouldn't they also be presented in the table?
Excerpt form http://kanji.zinbun.kyoto-u.ac.jp/~yasuoka/publications/Morse.html
| Morse 1838 |
Vail 1844? |
Gerke 1848 |
Steinheil 1849 |
DÖTV 1851 |
UTI 1868 | |
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| a | ··· | ·- | ·- | -·- | ·- | ·- |
| ä | ·-·- | ·-·- | ·-·- | |||
| á,å | ·--·- | |||||
| b | ·· ·· | -··· | -··· | -··- | -··· | -··· |
| c | · ·· | ·· · | -·-· | --· | -·-· | -·-· |
| ch | -·-·· | ···· | ---- | ---- | ||
| d | ··· · | -·· | -·· | -· | -·· | -·· |
| e | · | · | · | - | · | · |
| é | ··-·· | |||||
| f | · ··· | ·-· | ··-· | -·· | ··-· | ··-· |
| g | ·· · | --· | --· | ··- | --· | --· |
| h | ···· | ···· | ···· | ·- | ···· | ···· |
| i | ·- | ·· | · | ·· | ·· | |
| j | ·· · | -·-· | ·· | ·--- | ·--- | |
| k | -·- | -·- | -·- | --· | -·- | -·- |
| l | ─ | ─ | ·-·· | ·-- | ·-·· | ·-·· |
| m | -·· | -- | -- | ··· | -- | -- |
| n | -· | -· | -· | ·· | -· | -· |
| ñ | --·-- | |||||
| o | ·· | · · | ·-··· | --- | --- | --- |
| ö | ·-···· | ---· | ---· | |||
| p | ····· | ····· | ····· | ·--· | ·--· | ·--· |
| q | ··-· | ··-· | --·- | --· | --·- | --·- |
| r | · · | · ·· | ·-· | -- | ·-· | ·-· |
| s | ·-· | ··· | ··· | --·· | ··· | ··· |
| sch | ---- | |||||
| t | --· | - | - | -· | - | - |
| u | ·-- | ··- | ··- | ·-· | ··- | ··- |
| ü | ··-- | ··-- | ··-- | |||
| v | - | ···- | ···- | -·· | ···- | ···- |
| w | ··- | ·-- | ·-- | ·-·- | ·-- | ·-- |
| x | -- | ·-·· | ··-··· | -··- | -··- | |
| y | ·- | ·· ·· | --··· | -·-- | -·-- | |
| z | ·-· | ··· · | ·--·· | ··-- | --·· | --·· |
| 1 | · | ·--· | ·--· | ·--- | ·---- | ·---- |
| 2 | ·· | ··-·· | ··-·· | -·-- | ··--- | ··--- |
| 3 | ··· | ···-· | ···-· | --·- | ···-- | ···-- |
| 4 | ···· | ····- | ····- | ---· | ····- | ····- |
| 5 | ····· | --- | --- | -·· | ····· | ····· |
| 6 | ······ | ······ | ······ | -··· | -···· | -···· |
| 7 | ······· | --·· | --·· | ·-·· | --··· | --··· |
| 8 | ········ | -···· | -···· | ··-· | ---·· | ---·· |
| 9 | ········· | -··- | -··- | ···- | ----· | ----· |
| 0 | -- | ── | ── | --- | ----- | ----- |
Viking Rollo (talk) 12:33, 21 October 2020 (UTC)
- The Steinheil code is completely independent of Morse as far as I know. It is not part of the history of Morse code so does not really belong in that chart. Steinheil's code is included in the chart in the Telegraph code article comparing dot-dash codes which is a more appropriate place to discuss it. It's possible that Morse was influenced by Steinheil's work, but we would need a source for that before it could go in the article. Morse himself would never have admitted to such a thing (or that any of his ideas came from anyone else).
- The difference between the Austrian Telegraph Union code and the International Code is only the addition of accented characters according to your chart. Not really a significant enough change to include in the article chart imo. However, it would be interesting to know why German umlauts were dropped and French accents added (according to your chart) at the same time. That could possibly reflect political rivalries at the time. SpinningSpark 11:34, 23 October 2020 (UTC)
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Morse code is not a Arabic thing it Is from Hawaii. 2603:9000:BD07:39CB:C9F:70CB:A08A:7ACE (talk) 16:04, 10 February 2021 (UTC)
Not done: This article doesn't appear to claim Morse code is Arabic. If you think there is relevant information regarding Hawaii that should be added to this article, feel free to re-open this request with a reliable source and outline the specific changes you want made. Volteer1 (talk) 17:11, 10 February 2021 (UTC)
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