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Erangell: /* Learning 6502 Machine Code */

2021-04-11T21:14:12Z

Learning 6502 Machine Code

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	The following article is a walkthrough that teaches you how to design and enter a program into memory from scratch using only the Apple 1 monitor. It is a good way to understand the coding experience of Apple 1 owners in the late 1970s.		The following article is a walkthrough that teaches you how to design and enter a program into memory from scratch using only the Apple 1 monitor. It is a good way to understand the coding experience of Apple 1 owners in the late 1970s.

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Erangell: /* Learning 6502 Machine Code */

2021-04-11T21:11:32Z

Learning 6502 Machine Code

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	The following article is a walkthrough that teaches you how to design and enter a program into memory from scratch using only the Apple 1 monitor. It is a good way to understand the coding experience of Apple 1 owners in the late 1970s.		The following article is a walkthrough that teaches you how to design and enter a program into memory from scratch using only the Apple 1 monitor. It is a good way to understand the coding experience of Apple 1 owners in the late 1970s.

	https://~~github~~.com/~~erangell/VCFEast2019~~/~~blob~~/~~master~~/LearnToProgramAnApple1.pdf		https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/e/ec/LearnToProgramAnApple1.pdf

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Erangell: Added article about learning 6502 machine code

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Added article about learning 6502 machine code

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	[http://school.anhb.uwa.edu.au/personalpages/kwessen/apple1/Krusader.htm KRUSADER] is a program written to allow assembly language development on the Replica 1. It is included with the current distribution from ReActiveMicro within the Integer ROM selection. Be sure the "ROM SEL" jumper is OFF to select Integer. Then type "F000R" at the prompt and press Enter to start Krusader. If it fails to run then press you Caps Lock, Control, Alt, etc keys then retype and press Enter. Some keyboard don't play well with the Replica 1 and pressing these extra keys can sometimes reset the keyboard to better sync to the Replica 1.		[http://school.anhb.uwa.edu.au/personalpages/kwessen/apple1/Krusader.htm KRUSADER] is a program written to allow assembly language development on the Replica 1. It is included with the current distribution from ReActiveMicro within the Integer ROM selection. Be sure the "ROM SEL" jumper is OFF to select Integer. Then type "F000R" at the prompt and press Enter to start Krusader. If it fails to run then press you Caps Lock, Control, Alt, etc keys then retype and press Enter. Some keyboard don't play well with the Replica 1 and pressing these extra keys can sometimes reset the keyboard to better sync to the Replica 1.

	==~~To Do~~==		== Learning 6502 Machine Code ==
	~~Upload disk images~~ to the ~~RM FTP site~~ in ~~correct folder~~.		The following article is a walkthrough that teaches you how to design and enter a program into memory from scratch using only the Apple 1 monitor. It is a good way to understand the coding experience of Apple 1 owners in the late 1970s.

			https://github.com/erangell/VCFEast2019/blob/master/LearnToProgramAnApple1.pdf

	[[Category:Hardware]]		[[Category:Hardware]]
	[[Category:Apple]]		[[Category:Apple]]
	[[Category:ReActiveMicro Projects]]		[[Category:ReActiveMicro Projects]]

Khaibitgfx at 23:41, 24 October 2020

2020-10-24T23:41:24Z

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	As of 2015 Briel Computers ceast operations and stopped accepting orders.<br>		As of 2015 Briel Computers ceast operations and stopped accepting orders.<br>
	In September 2017, ReActiveMicro contacted Vince about reproducing the Replica 1 Plus and was once again made available for sale by ReActiveMicro.		In September 2017, ReActiveMicro contacted Vince about reproducing the Replica 1 Plus and it was once again made available for sale by ReActiveMicro.

Khaibitgfx at 23:40, 24 October 2020

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	The ReActiveMicro Replica 1 was created by Vince Briel of [http://www.brielcomputers.com BrielComputers.com] in 2003 with the more advanced Replica 1 Plus being created in mid 2014. Briel Computers specialized in retro hobby computer kits. They started in 2003 with a replica of the first Apple Computer, the Apple 1. Briel Computers focused on developing computer kits and boards like those you could purchase in the 1970′s and early 80′s.		The ReActiveMicro Replica 1 was created by Vince Briel of [http://www.brielcomputers.com BrielComputers.com] in 2003 with the more advanced Replica 1 Plus being created in mid 2014. Briel Computers specialized in retro hobby computer kits. They started in 2003 with a replica of the first Apple Computer, the Apple 1. Briel Computers focused on developing computer kits and boards like those you could purchase in the 1970′s and early 80′s.

	In 2015 Briel Computers ceast operations and stopped accepting orders.<br>		As of 2015 Briel Computers ceast operations and stopped accepting orders.<br>
	~~As of~~ September 2017, ReActiveMicro contacted Vince about reproducing the Replica 1 Plus and was once again made available for sale by ReActiveMicro.		In September 2017, ReActiveMicro contacted Vince about reproducing the Replica 1 Plus and was once again made available for sale by ReActiveMicro.

Khaibitgfx at 23:40, 24 October 2020

2020-10-24T23:40:12Z

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	In 2015 Briel Computers ceast operations and stopped accepting orders.<br>		In 2015 Briel Computers ceast operations and stopped accepting orders.<br>
	In September 2017, ReActiveMicro contacted Vince about reproducing the Replica 1 Plus and was once again made available for sale by ReActiveMicro.		As of September 2017, ReActiveMicro contacted Vince about reproducing the Replica 1 Plus and was once again made available for sale by ReActiveMicro.

Khaibitgfx at 23:39, 24 October 2020

2020-10-24T23:39:32Z

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	[[Image:Replica_One-Object.png\|thumb\|RM Replica 1 Plus\|link=https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/b/ba/Replica_One-Object.png ]]		[[Image:Replica_One-Object.png\|thumb\|RM Replica 1 Plus\|link=https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/b/ba/Replica_One-Object.png ]]

	The ReActiveMicro Replica 1 was created by Vince Briel of [http://www.brielcomputers.com BrielComputers.com] in 2003 with the more advanced Replica 1 Plus being created in mid 2014. Briel Computers specialized in retro hobby computer kits. They started in 2003 with a replica of the first Apple 1 Computer, the Apple 1. Briel Computers focused on developing computer kits and boards like those you could purchase in the 1970′s and early 80′s.		The ReActiveMicro Replica 1 was created by Vince Briel of [http://www.brielcomputers.com BrielComputers.com] in 2003 with the more advanced Replica 1 Plus being created in mid 2014. Briel Computers specialized in retro hobby computer kits. They started in 2003 with a replica of the first Apple Computer, the Apple 1. Briel Computers focused on developing computer kits and boards like those you could purchase in the 1970′s and early 80′s.

	In 2015 Briel Computers ceast operations and stopped accepting orders.<br>		In 2015 Briel Computers ceast operations and stopped accepting orders.<br>

Khaibitgfx at 23:38, 24 October 2020

2020-10-24T23:38:58Z

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	[[Image:Replica_One-Object.png\|thumb\|RM Replica 1 Plus\|link=https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/b/ba/Replica_One-Object.png ]]		[[Image:Replica_One-Object.png\|thumb\|RM Replica 1 Plus\|link=https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/b/ba/Replica_One-Object.png ]]

	The ReActiveMicro Replica 1 was created by Vince Briel of [http://www.brielcomputers.com BrielComputers.com] in 2003 with the more advanced Replica 1 Plus being created in mid 2014. Briel Computers specialized in retro hobby computer kits. They started in 2003 with a replica of the first Apple ~~computer~~, the Apple 1. Briel Computers focused on developing computer kits and boards like those you could purchase in the 1970′s and early 80′s.		The ReActiveMicro Replica 1 was created by Vince Briel of [http://www.brielcomputers.com BrielComputers.com] in 2003 with the more advanced Replica 1 Plus being created in mid 2014. Briel Computers specialized in retro hobby computer kits. They started in 2003 with a replica of the first Apple 1 Computer, the Apple 1. Briel Computers focused on developing computer kits and boards like those you could purchase in the 1970′s and early 80′s.

	In 2015 Briel Computers ceast operations and stopped accepting orders.<br>		In 2015 Briel Computers ceast operations and stopped accepting orders.<br>

Khaibitgfx at 23:38, 24 October 2020

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	[[Image:Replica_One-Object.png\|thumb\|RM Replica 1 Plus\|link=https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/b/ba/Replica_One-Object.png ]]		[[Image:Replica_One-Object.png\|thumb\|RM Replica 1 Plus\|link=https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/b/ba/Replica_One-Object.png ]]

	The ReActiveMicro Replica 1 was created by Vince Briel of [http://www.brielcomputers.com BrielComputers.com] in 2003~~. The~~ Replica 1 Plus ~~was~~ created in mid 2014. Briel Computers specialized in retro hobby computer kits. They started in 2003 with a replica of the first Apple computer, the Apple 1. Briel Computers focused on developing computer kits and boards like those you could purchase in the 1970′s and early 80′s.		The ReActiveMicro Replica 1 was created by Vince Briel of [http://www.brielcomputers.com BrielComputers.com] in 2003 with the more advanced Replica 1 Plus being created in mid 2014. Briel Computers specialized in retro hobby computer kits. They started in 2003 with a replica of the first Apple computer, the Apple 1. Briel Computers focused on developing computer kits and boards like those you could purchase in the 1970′s and early 80′s.

	In 2015 Briel Computers ceast operations and stopped accepting orders.<br>		In 2015 Briel Computers ceast operations and stopped accepting orders.<br>

Khaibitgfx at 23:37, 24 October 2020

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	[[Image:Replica_One-Object.png\|thumb\|RM Replica 1 Plus\|link=https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/b/ba/Replica_One-Object.png ]]		[[Image:Replica_One-Object.png\|thumb\|RM Replica 1 Plus\|link=https://wiki.reactivemicro.com/images/b/ba/Replica_One-Object.png ]]

	The ReActiveMicro Replica 1 was created by Vince Briel of [http://www.brielcomputers.com BrielComputers.com] in 2003. The Replica 1 Plus was created in mid 2014. Briel Computers specialized in retro hobby computer kits. They started in 2003 with a replica of the first Apple computer, the Apple 1. ~~They~~ focused on developing computer kits and boards like those you could purchase in the 1970′s and early 80′s.		The ReActiveMicro Replica 1 was created by Vince Briel of [http://www.brielcomputers.com BrielComputers.com] in 2003. The Replica 1 Plus was created in mid 2014. Briel Computers specialized in retro hobby computer kits. They started in 2003 with a replica of the first Apple computer, the Apple 1. Briel Computers focused on developing computer kits and boards like those you could purchase in the 1970′s and early 80′s.

	In 2015 Briel Computers ceast operations and stopped accepting orders.<br>		In 2015 Briel Computers ceast operations and stopped accepting orders.<br>