Apple 1 Software
Loading Programs Into Your Apple 1
Apple Command Line Format Programs
The following software is in Apple command line format and can by typed in or easily downloaded using a serial keyboard adapter or other serial port. Apple 1 Basic
From Vince of Briel Computers
The basic manual is on Applefritter: http://www.applefritter.com/node/4103
The code: http://www.brielcomputers.com/basic_dump.txt
Memory Test
A port I did - the link has all the details http://www.willegal.net/appleii/6502mem.htm
Hello World
From mmphosis, posted on Applefritter
This one would be easy to type in manuallyhttp://www.applefritter.com/node/24600#comment-60111
APPLE 30TH
By Dave Schmenk, posted on Applefritter
Who said that there was no graphics capability on the Apple 1.http://www.applefritter.com/node/24600#comment-60100
BASIC Programs
The following software is in text format and can by typed in or easily downloaded using a serial keyboard adapter once Basic is loaded and running.
STAR TREK
Bob Bishop - published in "Interface Age", May 1977 http://www.dunnington.u-net.com/public/startrek/AppleStarTrek
Wendell Sander has a Star Trek version in audio format on his site - I haven't checked to see if this is a different port.
AIFF Sound Files
AIFF sound files can be loaded into your Apple 1 with an iPod and an Apple Cassette Interface
Command line to AIFF converter
I
have developed an Apple command line format to AIFF converter.
If you have an Apple 1 program in this Apple command format
and an Apple Cassette Interface, you can load it into your Apple
1 using 3 easy steps.
- convert it to AIFF
- move it to your iPod
- download it to your Apple 1 from your iPod using the Apple Cassette Interface.
The Command Line To AIFF Converter
C program. Download source code here: toaiff.c
- only tested on Macintosh OS/X (PPC version)
- should be easily portable to other platforms with POSIX support - type sizes might need to be adjusted, though
- this version will only write one continous segment
- for multiple segments, run program for each segment seperately and name so music player will play one after another
- compile in a terminal window using the command: cc toaiff.c -o toaiff
To convert
- put the Apple command line program in same directory as the toaiff program
- type command: ./toaiff inputfilename outputfilename
- make sure the output file name ends in .aif
- copy to itunes and load on your favorite music player
- volume setting on iPod should be turned to about 3/4 of full volume
- connect output to apple ACI
- enter Apple 1 monitor commands to load program, as if you were connected to a cassette player
- play sound file, just like you are playing a cassette recorder to load a program
- check last two bytes - they should match last two bytes in program
- if it fails to load properly try adjusting music player volume
Example Sound File
This is my Apple 1 memory test converted to aif format using this program: a1mt.aif
More Programs in AIFF Format
Wendell Sander has a number of programs in AIFF audio format on his site
The Brutal Deluxe Archive
More Apple 1 and Apple II AIFF files can be found on this page
