Morse
DraftFour digit sockets, each humming a five-signal Morse pattern. Decode every socket to a digit, then press ENTER once.
First appears in level 21
How to recognise it
Four numbered sockets in a row, each adjustable from 0 to 9, and an ENTER button. Every socket loops its own pattern of five long and short signals. A green flash marks the socket whose pattern is playing right now; the sockets take turns.
Procedure
Listen to one full pattern, five signals, and say it out loud as dots and dashes: "short short long long long". The deaf player will tell you which socket it belongs to. Set the decoded digit in that socket and leave the others alone. Only after all four sockets are confirmed, press ENTER once.
Common mistakes
Counting the green flashes as if they were the digit. The flash only says which socket is playing.
Stopping after four signals. 4 and 5, 9 and 0 differ only in the fifth one.
A correct digit in the wrong socket. The deaf player names the socket before anyone decodes.
Pressing ENTER before all four are confirmed. A wrong ENTER does not clear the module, so re-check everything before retrying.
Solver
Enter what you see on the bomb and get the action for the current state.