Progress, PROGRESS!
As you can see from the photograph, I've now separated the transmitter (top) and receiver (bottom) circuits on two separate boards. Each circuit is running on two 9V batteries but my next task is to have it run on one 9V. Additionally the receiver is now relaying the received signal to the M32. I've used two M32's in this case just to make a quick test: the signal from the receiver circuit grounds a pin on the first M32 which in turns outputs HIGH on another pin connected to the second M32. The second M32 translates the signals into Morse code and displays it on the LCD. We won't actually be needing two M32's as the first M32 will be replaced by an inverter plus noise filter circuit in the next step.
So this is good news because the new battery-powered transmitter/receiver is now working with the old Morse code program! Of course, there's still some issues with noise, sensitivity and the need to isolate the circuit from the body: it's a matter of making it perfect now!
Transferred Message: AT YOUR SERVICE
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