Minecraft wiki entry for Morse_code, associated text: To start, you will want to create a line of repeaters all the way along, remember if you haven’t sent a signal through your system, or you've reset it which it will be mentioned at the end, then all your repeaters right now should be on, if there not then you need to go back and check, first of all check that you've reset them and then check your wiring to the translator. If you have got them all on, then it should be good, so far. After your line of repeaters you're going to want to create a line of any block, it is suggested to use sandstone or mossy cobble for mine but it's personal, it won't affect the wiring. Now continue this on so that you have 26 lines of blocks, the number of letters in the English alphabet. So, now you can kind of see your translator taking shape now to make the process easier for yourself later, it is suggested to place redstone torches all the way along the blocks on every row, you'll understand later. That took some time didn't it; be warned that there’s going to be a couple of tasks like that in this tutorial. Once you've got all your redstone torches set-up you want to place a row of blocks above everyone pulse two extra blocks on the end that you want the final signal. By now, your rows should look something like this.