(Compatible with .WAV or .AIFF tapes.)
Set CPU Speed to 1.00x before using tapes!
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Disks stay mounted across resets.
Download the "ULTIMATE APPLE-1" proDOS disk image!
New to hexadecimal? Check out Counting in Hexadecimal before diving in.
The emulator boots into WOZMON by default. You can change the startup ROM under Settings → Startup Options.
From KRUSADER, type $ to return to WOZMON.
From SmartyKit, type F000R for the "Apple 30th Anniversary" demo, F800R for the counter, FC00R for pixel art, or FD00R for Hello World.
Or load a .bas file. The emulator will start the appropriate BASIC interpreter, and run your program.
You can press ESCAPE or the BREAK button to stop at anytime.
You can drag and drop any of these file types directly onto the terminal window to execute the file.
The Apple Cassette Interface (ACI) is mapped to $C100–$C1FF. HoneyCrisp emulates it, letting you load .AIFF or .WAV cassette files directly into emulated RAM.
Loading a cassette:
Writing a cassette:
Threshold: Controls decoder sensitivity. The default 30% works for most tapes. Lower to 15–25% if decoding fails; raise it if getting false reads. Set CPU Speed to 1.00× before using tapes.