PUZZLE #7736: Blue Box Tone Decode (diff 5)
Decode the DTMF frequency pairs to digits, then map each digit to its letter using a phone keypad.
DATA
| Word |
hotel
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| Word Length |
5
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| Tones |
{'digit': '4', 'tone1_hz': 770, 'tone2_hz': 1209}, {'digit': '6', 'tone1_hz': 770, 'tone2_hz': 1477}, {'digit': '8', 'tone1_hz': 852, 'tone2_hz': 1336}, {'digit': '3', 'tone1_hz': 697, 'tone2_hz': 1477}, {'digit': '5', 'tone1_hz': 770, 'tone2_hz': 1336}
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| Keypad Hint |
Standard DTMF keypad: 2=ABC, 3=DEF, 4=GHI, 5=JKL, 6=MNO, 7=PQRS, 8=TUV, 9=WXYZ
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| Hint |
5-letter word. The DTMF tones encode the word. Each pair (low+hightone) maps to one digit: 1→697+1209, 2→697+1336 ... 0→941+1336. Then 2=ABC, 3=DEF etc.
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| Answer Format |
lowercase word, no spaces or punctuation
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author's note: Pool fill: phone-tone diff 5
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