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Wrong: .... ENGLISH | He set up his telegraph code by checking the frequency of 
each letter in the type of a printer's box | Samuel Morse. right: Mike. Wrong:. [DOC] [TLE] Lecture 20: Codes - The University of Toledo [PAR] A primitive projector was set up and a system of light signals based on the 
Polybius' ... He based his Morse Code on the frequencies of letters calculated on 
... of Order of letters found by Normal Morse at his printers Frequency [NICH] E 
1st .... up of five letters each, so that two codewords can be sent by telegraph for 
the price... [DOC] [TLE] Dead Electrical Dudes No. 8 - eHam.net [PAR] By 1843, with federal funding, telegraph lines were installed ... The International 
Morse Code retains his name to honor the inventor. .... I think "rice box" is kinda 
cute. .... reasoning that a printer's type would accurately reflect the frequency of ... 
He then set up the code so that the most frequent letters had the... [DOC] [TLE] The Electromagnetic Telegraph - University of Denver [PAR] Apr 7, 2000 ... This was satisfactorily done, showing that the usual Morse Code was the ..... 72 (
1821), suggesting one needle and wire for each letter. ... Professor Muncke of 
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printer's type font would give a very good idea of the frequency with... [DOC] [TLE] Typewriter - Wikipedia [PAR] A typewriter is a mechanical or electromechanical machine for writing in 
characters similar to those produced by printer's movable type by means of 
keyboard-operated types striking a ribbon to transfer ink or carbon impressions 
onto paper. Typically one character is printed on each keypress. ... He also 
invented carbon paper to provide the ink for his machine. [DOC] [TLE] Arabic letter frequency - Wikipedia [PAR] The frequency of letters in text has often been studied for use in cryptanalysis, 
and frequency ... For accurate frequency analysis, each of the 36 letters of Table 
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as ... sources add up to 3,378 pages, with 1,297,259 words, and 5,122,132 letters
. [DOC] [TLE] Creed and Company Limited - the First 50 years - RTTY [PAR] Thus, he not only had to punch out each element of a Morse code ... Fired with 
enthusiasm, he threw up his job and set sail for Britain, determined to put this and 
... and a printer which accepted the received message tape and decoded it into 
.... adopt a uniform telegraph system based on voice frequency signaling, giving 
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Wheatstone's first telegraph made use of five wires, each of which ... In his early 
years, Morse was more attracted to the arts than he was to science. ... impressed 
him that the "dot dot dot dash" code he used for the letter ..... [close this box]. [DOC] [TLE] Connected Earth: Search [PAR] >>In 1838 he demonstrated a telegraph code he devised using dots and ... for 
giant leaps in radio technology particularly FM radio (frequency modulation) used 
by ... As other networks joined ARPAnet and became interconnected with each 
other ... was set up to exploit the automatic exchange system invented by its 
founder... [DOC] [TLE] A Quick History of Digital Communication Before the Internet - Eager ... [PAR] Over ten days, this adds up to a data transmission rate of about 6 bits per second, 
... Before its invention, and even before Morse invented his code, there were .... 
and printers over the same telegraph lines, a huge technological improvement. ... 
spin, checking and sending the current character from each keyboard in turn. [DOC] [TLE] Brief History of Character Codes in North America,

Question: He set up his telegraph code by checking the frequency of each letter in the type of a printer's box
Answer: Samuel Morse