[Coco] Low Cost Logic Analyzer Circuit Needed?

[Bill Pierce]

Tormod,
Also, there's an article in March (part 1) & April (part 2), 1990 Rainbow mags on how to build you own logic analyzer interfaced to the Coco by Dennis H. Weide,
I have no clue how accurate or useful or even if it's what you're looking for. I just stumbled across the articles today while looking for something else and remembered this thread :-)

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>>You can find such products: http://www.saleae.com/logic/ and clones
thereof.

I've used their Logic16 for several Arduino projects, and it was just right
for me.

At the time (almost 2 years ago) it was the best bang for the buck, but I
didn't have to pay for it, since it was a work related expense.

I'm sure others have come out since then that may be faster, cheaper or
have more features.

The only thing that bugs me about the company is that it was a 2 man show
for a long time, and they haven't updated the software for the analyzer

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