MMorse Station

ESP32 MORSE STATION / EVOLUTION

From exposed prototype
to purpose-built hardware.

Four versions show how one working idea has become more protected, more usable and more compact with every rebuild.

Explore the versions Technical documentation
ESP32 Morse Station Version 3 in a transparent enclosure
CURRENT BUILDVersion 3

01 / BUILD HISTORY

Every enclosure
tells part of the story.

V1Choose a cover in Customize
01
EARLY BUILD

V1The open prototype

Version 1 proved that the idea worked. It used cardboard only on the front and remained completely open at the back, leaving the wiring and electronics exposed while the interface and controls were being tested.

V2Choose a cover in Customize
02
WORKING PROTOTYPE

V2The first boxed build

Version 2 moved the working electronics into its own handmade box. It protected the project and made it portable, while keeping the same core ESP32, touchscreen, Morse key and software platform.

Transparent 2.8-inch build cover03
CURRENT VERSION

V3Transparent 2.8-inch build

Version 3 uses a transparent enclosure and a slightly larger 2.8-inch display. It is more complete and easier to inspect, but it is intentionally not the final compact shape because it still uses prototype wiring and off-the-shelf modules.

  • Working ESP32 platform
  • 2.8-inch touchscreen
  • Transparent enclosure
  • External physical Morse key
V4Choose a cover in Customize
04
PLANNED

V4Custom PCB edition

Version 4 is planned around a custom PCB and a purpose-built 3D-printed body. Removing the loose prototype wiring will make the device cleaner, stronger and considerably more compact.

  • Custom PCB
  • 3D-printed body
  • Shorter internal wiring
  • More compact final layout

02 / PROJECT FEATURES

18 systems.
One device.

01ESP32 Microcontroller
02SPI TFT Display
03Physical Morse Key
04RGB Status LED
05Built-in Speaker / Buzzer
06Morse Decoder
07Morse Encoder
08Text Display
09Interactive Menu System
10Multiple Built-in Games
11Wi-Fi Support
12ESP-NOW Communication
13Statistics Tracking
14Settings Menu
15Battery Powered Design
16Rechargeable Power System
17Custom PCB (Designed)
18Modular Architecture

04 / NEXT UP

The roadmap to
Version 4.

Manufacture PCBNEXT
Assemble PCB02
Design enclosure03
Improve UI04
Expand Morse learning features05
Add wireless messaging improvements06
Increase battery life07
Release Version 408

NEXT MILESTONE / VERSION 4

A smaller body.
A board designed for the job.

V4 remains planned. Its 3D-printed enclosure and custom PCB have not been completed yet.
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