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This is a DIY kit you have to solder the components. A nice classroom project that can be followed up with practical Morse code operation

Instructions Morse Code Buzzer / Light
Solder the External Key 3.5mm jack socket. Ensure the two locating lugs fit in the holes on the board and the socket is flat to the board,
Solder the two switches for power and Light / Sound
Solder the LED ensure that the flat on the LED aligns with the silk screen on the board
Solder the terminal block for external key
Solder the Buzzer, this is polarity sensitive the + is towards the top of the board
Solder the Battery Holder. The clip is towards the top of the board
If you prefer an external power supply then a two pin header can be fitted for external battery 3 volt DC supply.
Solder the Micro Switch Morse key.
Fit the four feet to protect surfaces.
Battery is 2025 or 2032 or external 3volts DC
If you want to use the key to drive an external transcever ensure that the power is switch to the off position. Power is only used to drive the LED or the Buzzer.
The key should be used only with low voltage transmitters ( 13.8 volt or under) I have used this with the Yaesu FT-817 and the MFJ range of transmitters. Please check the key is wired correctly for you particular model. The wiring of the plug is tip and ring shorted together and the key is across these terminals and the sleeve. Alternately you can connect the terminal block pins to you transmitter.
If you require more information please email; trevorsmith50@hotmail.com
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