1. Press <select file> and select a wav file from the tools\wav\ subdirectory.

2. go forward by pressing >> button until you find a waveform

3. Keep going forward until you find the first change in the waveform 
   (it should be different from what you see at first)
   
   The first pattern you will see it is called a Pilot and it is 36 samples Long
   it should have the following form (not exact of course)
     11 samples >127=H
     8  samples <127=L
     5  samples >127=H
     12 samples <127=L
     
     Since the filter is on the samples value are either 255 or 0
     
   So a typical Pilot should be 36 Samples long
   And Following the pattern
   H11
   L8
   H5
   L12
   
   The first different pattern after the pilots (about 1980 of them at the start of each part)
   is a ONE.
   
   ONE is 18 Samples Long and has the Following pattern
   H5
   L4
   H5
   L5

   After the first ONE is a ZERO.
   Zero is also 18 Samples Long and has the Following pattern
   H8
   L11
   
4. Since you found the Pilot End you must Set the patterns.
   On the yellow surface click near the start of the pilot.
   Goto the down right on the <Selection tools> next to the button saying <mark byte from> and it should have a
   Number. Copy the number to the <From> Edit box right above and set the Length to 36 (as a PILOT).
   Press The <Detect Selection> and the PILOT should be marked with a red rectangle.
   Now fine tune to have the start exactly at the first sample.
   If everything is ok change tab to patterns and press <set> next to <Pilot> button.
   You should see the pattern in the window on the right and it should be like the one described above
   (not exactly but close).
   
   In General
   a pattern could be also L5,H6,L4,H7 but in all cases a H shouldbe followed by a L
   and a L by a H.
   A pilot is double the size of ONE and ZERO.
   
   
   Repeat the procedure for the ONE and ZERO Patterns. but this time put 18 to the Length.
   
5. After The patterns have been set put 0 in the <From> and press <Detect Selection> to go
   to the start of the file.
   
6. Now Press <Do Detection>  in the middle and if everything goes well the file 
   will be digitized.
   
7. Press the <Save File>  before you exit and at the same directory as your wav file
   you will have a .bas file with the same name.
   
8. Copy that file to Basic Subfolder or to a tape directory

9. Run the emulator and test the file.


Remarks

Your wav file should be 22050 Hz, 8Bit, Mono .
Your Wav file should have ONLY One Program.
If you have a basic loader and a bin that follows digitize them seperately by cutting the wav file
appropriatly.

If you have a problem:

Check the parts window to see if the recognized parts are correct and if all of them 
have been found. If not you can add the parts manually.
A part start is immediately after the pilot End of a part just befor the first ONE.
Then you can digitize each part (by exiting after each one from the digitizer) and checking the checksum.
Before exiting check The <name by part> and save of course.
If all parts are ok put them in a tape subdir and set them in the correct order.
Then load Normally.









   

   
