I prefer the TandemMaster-Morse-2-USB Interface which uses 2 switches. It cost $450.
http://www.tandemmaster.org/home.html
If those hardware interfaces are too costly, you might be able get something to work using AutoHotkey http://www.autohotkey.com/
You might be able to adapt one of the existing scripts, such as Half-QWERTY: One-handed Typing
http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1326
to work for him.
I am a quadriplegic who has used Morse code input by sip and puff for 20 yrs.
Please let us know what solution you come up with.
At 01:43 PM 9/11/2010, Pat Conway wrote:
We've fashioned a simple switch connected to a buzzer for a quadriplegic. He can do Morse code with it. Now I'm looking for the program (or equivalent) that I had when I was learning Morsec code eons ago. I could depress the space bar a few seconds or 1 second and the program would echo back in letters the Morse characters I had "keyed". Does anybody know of a progam that does that? Any ideas would be really appreciated..
Thanks a lot.
Trish
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