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-# The Cricket - ProDOS Clock Driver
+# The Cricket! - ProDOS Clock Driver
 
 I acquired a Cricket sound/clock peripheral on eBay. Therefore it is now critical that we have a conforming ProDOS clock driver for it.
 
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 ## Background
 
-"The Cricket" by Street Electronics Corporation, released in 1984, is a hardware peripheral for the Apple //c computer. It plugs into the serial port and offers a multi-voice sound synthesizer, a speech synthesizer, and a real-time clock.
+"The Cricket!" by Street Electronics Corporation, released in 1984, is a hardware peripheral for the Apple //c computer. It plugs into the serial port and offers a multi-voice sound synthesizer, a speech synthesizer, and a real-time clock.
 
-The included disks include:
+The disks supplied with the device include:
 * `/CRICKET/PRODOS.MOD` which can be BRUN to patch ProDOS in memory with a clock driver.
 * A modified version of ProDOS
 * A utility to patch ProDOS on disk
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 Like the `NS.CLOCK.SYSTEM` (by "CAP") ideally we would have:
 
 * [x] A ProDOS `.SYSTEM` file
-* [X] Detects the presence of a Cricket
+* [x] Detects the presence of a Cricket
 * [x] Installs a driver in memory following the ProDOS clock driver protocol
 * [x] Chains to the next `.SYSTEM` file (e.g. `BASIC.SYSTEM`)
 
-Successfully tested on real hardware. (Laser 128EX, including at 3x speed.)
+Successfully tested on real hardware. (Laser 128EX, an Apple //c clone — including at 3x speed!)
 
 ## Build
 
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 ## Notes
 
-I ended up disassembling both [NS.CLOCK.SYSTEM](ns.clock.system.s) (to understand the SYSTEM chaining - what a pain!) and The Cricket's [PRODOS.MOD](prodos.mod.s) and melding them together, adding in the detection routine following the protocol in the manual.
+I ended up disassembling both [NS.CLOCK.SYSTEM](ns.clock.system.s) (to understand the SYSTEM chaining - what a pain!) and The Cricket!'s [PRODOS.MOD](prodos.mod.s) and melding them together, adding in the detection routine following the protocol in the manual.
 
 Other files:
 * [GET.TIME](get.time.s) just prints the current ProDOS date/time, to verify the time is set and updating.
 * [TEST](test.s) attempts to identify an SSC in Slot 2 and the Cricket via the ID sequence, to test routines.
 
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 ## Resources
 
 Cricket disks on Asimov: