The Marauder set 16

The operation process of TSFX can be described in a few steps:

1. Loading the TSFX File – This is done from a universal cartridge, disk drive, or a disk drive emulator.
2. Connecting the Cassette Recorder – A standard Atari 8-bit cassette recorder is required to record the program.
3. Starting the Recording Process – Insert a blank tape into the cassette recorder and press the PLAY and RECORD buttons.
4. Initiating the Recording – Execute the START command on the Atari computer to begin saving the program onto the tape.
5. Completing the Process – Once the recording is finished, the program can be played back directly from the tape.

TSFX One is a special file format used in the TURGEN program, allowing programs for Atari 8-bit computers to be saved onto cassette tapes. This file is a standalone, self-executing program, eliminating the need for additional tools or complex loading procedures. It represents a full tape image and requires recording onto a cartridge or disk drive emulator.

1. Loading the TSFX File – This is performed from a universal cartridge or disk drive emulator.
2. Connecting the Cassette Recorder – A standard Atari 8-bit cassette recorder is required to record the program.
3. Starting the Recording Process – Insert a blank tape into the cassette recorder and press the PLAY and RECORD buttons.
4. Initiating the Recording – Execute the START command on the Atari computer to begin saving the program onto the tape.
5. Completing the Process – Once the recording is finished, the program can be played back directly from the tape.

CAS files are a data storage format for Atari 8-bit computers that emulates cassette tape recordings. They are used in emulators and can also be recorded onto actual tapes using appropriate tools.

XEX files are the most popular executable file format for Atari 8-bit computers. They are equivalent to EXE files on DOS/Windows systems and allow direct execution of programs and games. These files can contain both standalone programs and modular applications.

1. If you are using a device such as SIO2SD, SIDE2, Ultimate Cart, or a disk drive emulator (e.g., FujiNet), copy the XEX file to a memory card.
2. Select the XEX file from the list of available programs and run it.