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Two devices that communicate in digitized/analog tones, using a built in dictionary to understand each other.

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I want to design and build two computers/devices that communicate with each other via audio tones or notes. The tones or notes are coded each to a single letter of the English alphabet and all the 10 basic numbers 0 - 9, also necessary grammar marks, as may be needed, and any other necessary tones. The computers/devices will not speak words as we know words, but in a series of tones spelling the words, and will reference a built in dictionary.
So "I am a computer." would be spoken in tones using the tones representing each of the letters in each word, and the period or stop.

Audio Tones Ver b.docx

List of audio frequencies desired to correlate with each letter and number and certain symbols.

document - 13.62 kB - 12/08/2022 at 04:51

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Oxford 3000 link.docx

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American_Oxford_3000 In 2022.pdf

List of 3000 of the most important American English language words as per Oxford Dictionary.

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