Canon A-1: Troubleshooting With an Oscilloscope – Part 1: Bits and Bytes
Part 1 of 'Troubleshooting With an Oscilloscope' explains how bits and bytes are represented in the Canon A-1.
Read PostPart 1 of 'Troubleshooting With an Oscilloscope' explains how bits and bytes are represented in the Canon A-1.
Read PostThe Canon A-1 is a SLR film camera, made in the late 1970s in Japan. This post describes how I use an oscilloscope for troubleshooting the camera.
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