Prisoner of War Tap Code

Prisoners of war could communicate between cells by tapping coded pairs of numbers. The first number gives the row and the second gives the column.

A 1-1

B 1-2

C/K 1-3

D 1-4

E 1-5

F 2-1

G 2-2

H 2-3

I 2-4

J 2-5

L 3-1

M 3-2

N 3-3

O 3-4

P 3-5

Q 4-1

R 4-2

S 4-3

T 4-4

U 4-5

V 5-1

W 5-2

X 5-3

Y 5-4

Z 5-5

Write a message Tap code

Each pair gives the row and column. C and K share one square; X marks the end of a sentence.

Try encoding F (21), Y (54) or the whole word ESCAPE. Then type a code into the second box to decode it.