HONEYCRISP EMULATOR
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HoneyCrisp Emulator v1.3.1  |  © 2026 Landon J. Smith

       
      

      
     

     

  Getting Started: Click CLEAR SCREEN, then SOFT RESET. Check HELP for more info. Happy Programming!
  

  
RAM: 4KB

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Clock Frequency: 0 kHz

  





     
    

    

     
     

      
SYSTEM CONTROLS

      

       
       
       
       
      

      
     

     
     

      
STATE & SETTINGS

      

       
       
       
      

      
    

       
       
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PROGRAM MANAGEMENT

      

       
       
       
      

      
      

       

       
Tape File Loader (Compatible with .WAV or .AIFF tapes.)

       

       Set CPU Speed to 1.00x before using tapes!
       
       
       

       

        
        
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PROGRAM LIBRARY

        

      

      
    

    
    

      
    

    
    

      

    

    
    

      
      
      
      
      
    

    
    

      
Grabbing programs...

    

  









  

    

      
LOADING STATE

    

    

      

        

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          Starting...
        

      

    

  







  

    

      
SETTINGS

      
    

    


      

        
MEMORY CONFIGURATION

        
Select RAM amount:

        

          
          
          
          
          
        

      


      

        
DISPLAY SETTINGS

        
Terminal Theme:

        
      


      

        
STARTUP OPTIONS

        
Choose what ROM program HoneyCrisp Emulator will use at startup:

        

          
          
        

        
The HoneyCrisp Emulator will startup via: WOZMON

      


      

        
ROM OPTIONS

        
        
Relocates $F000-$FBFF into user-accessable space. 
 The KRUSADER assembler will not be available when checked.

      


      

        
SESSION MANAGEMENT

        
      


    

  







  

    

      
HELP

      
    

    


      

        
GETTING STARTED

        

          Counting Hexadecimal: Counting in Hexadecimal
        

        

          WOZMON — The system boots into WOZMON by default. Use the ROM SELECT option in Settings to boot directly into KRUSADER instead (it boots via WOZMON and auto-injects F000R). Both ROMs are always loaded — from WOZMON you can also launch KRUSADER manually by typing F000R, and from KRUSADER you can drop back to WOZMON with the $ command.

          • Examine memory: Type address (e.g., FF00) and press ENTER

          • Write memory: Type address, colon, hex bytes (e.g., 300: A9 42)

          • Run programs: Type address followed by R (e.g., 300R)

          • Clear screen: Press CLEAR SCREEN or use the keyboard shortcut.
        

      


      

        
LOADING PROGRAMS

        

          • Use "Load Program File" to load .hc (machine code) or .bas/.txt (BASIC) files

          • Browse the Program Library for pre-installed software

          • Machine code programs auto-run when loaded from the library

          • BASIC programs require 8KB+ RAM and load into Integer BASIC

          • BAS and TXT files need the raw source code inside them.
        

      


      

        
INTEGER BASIC

        

          • Type E000R and press ENTER (requires 8KB+ RAM)

          • Or load a .bas file which auto-starts BASIC

          • Type RUN to execute loaded programs

          • Press CTRL+C to break, or press the BREAK button.
        

      


      

        
KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS

        

          Ctrl+H → Hard Reset (clears all memory)

          Ctrl+S → Soft Reset (returns to WOZMON or KRUSADER shell, no RAM clear)

          Ctrl+E → Clear Screen

          Ctrl+C → Break (stops Integer BASIC programs)

          Ctrl+F → Toggle Fullscreen

          Ctrl+B → Open Program Library
        

      


      

        
TAPE FILE LOADER & THE ACI (C100–C1FF)

        

          What is the ACI?

          The Apple Cassette Interface (ACI) lets you save/load programs to/from audio cassette tapes, mapped to $C100–$C1FF. HoneyCrisp emulates the ACI, allowing .AIFF or .WAV cassette files to load directly into emulated RAM.
        

        

          How to Load a Cassette:

          1. Click Browse in the Tape File Loader and select your tape file.

          2. Type C100R into the terminal and press RETURN.

          3. HoneyCrisp prints "C100: A9*" — enter memory address ranges:

            • Single range: 0300.03FFR

            • Multiple ranges: E000.EFFFR 004A.00FFR (up to 8)

          4. Audio is decoded and written into RAM with a progress bar.
        

        

          How to Write a Cassette:

          1. Type C100R to reach the "C100: A9*" prompt.

          2. Enter ranges using W instead of R:

            • E000.EFFFW saves $E000–$EFFF to a WAV file

            • 0300.03FFW E000.EFFFW saves both ranges concatenated

          3. Browser downloads a .WAV file (e.g. E000-EFFF.wav).
        

        

          Threshold: Controls decoder sensitivity. Default 30% works for most tapes. Lower to 15–25% if decoding fails; raise if getting false reads.
        

      


      

        
MORE TIPS

        

          • Drag and drop .hc, .bas, or .hcstate files onto the terminal

          • Save system state to preserve your work between sessions

          • Use auto-restore to automatically load your last session

          • Adjust CPU speed for faster/slower execution

          • Some programs require specific RAM amounts (check library descriptions)
        

      


    

  







  

    

      
SAVE RAM TO FILE

      
    

    


      

        
MEMORY RANGE

        
        
        
        
      


      

        
FILENAME

        

          
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