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Controller/Monitor Unit (CMU) CMU.1 CMU Operation CMU.2 This schematic has been derived through the reverse engineering of a Canon 161 calculator. Canon 161 Calculator This is not the manufacter’s schematic, nor based on the Section: Title & Contents manufacturer’s schematic.
Counter to calculate the difference in DP positions between IR and ACC. AC=0 B Counter BC… Counter to recover the DP position of a recalled operand. BC=0 ♦ A lowercase “n” in a signal name indicates the logical NOT operation. Canon 161 Calculator Section: Notes Page: 2 Rendition: 2022 Feb 6...
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= type variation (see tables above) p = pin (A to Z) –2V • Logic 0 = 0V, GND, E Logic 1 = –10V Canon 161 Calculator Section: Modules - Gates & Display Page: 4 Rendition: 2022 Feb 6...
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Note: Logic 0 = 0V, GND, E Logic 1 = –10V BC Counter BC Counter JK, R CJK=820pF CJK=470pF CFF=1nF T=A538 T, R CT=820pF Canon 161 Calculator JK, R CJK=470pF CR=470pF T=B221 T, R CT=820pF TETC, R CR=470pF T=B221 T, R CT=820pF...
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36A35 N392U CC2+5 Canon 161 Calculator • CC2+5 input to gate 34A6 labeled on board as CC5. Section: Counter Enable Flags FA, FB, FD, FP • OR Diode for connection between 36A34 & 36O20 is labeled and installed as AND (DA/red) rather than DO/green).
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One cycle of FM during an operation is shown here. SP- x , TD x , and FL are only active during FM. • During some states, these signals may vary from those shown here . Canon 161 Calculator As measured, CP cycle time is 105 µS (9.6 KHz) with 0 pulse of 17 µS. •...
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ACC12-1 A FP A IR15-1 A IR11-1 A IR7-1 A IR3-1 A IR A Canon 161 Calculator Section: Connectors N bb 1 p & N bb 2 p • Bold-faced expressions are signal sources. Page: 21 Rendition: 2022 Feb 6...
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IND10-8 B IND6-8 B OVERFLOW OVERFLOW A K(C+B+CM) A IND14-9 A IND10-9 A IND6-9 A Canon 161 Calculator Section: Connectors N bb 3 p & N bb 4 p • Bold-faced expressions are signal sources. Page: 22 Rendition: 2022 Feb 6...
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33B3 N321A N331A Canon 161 Calculator • Flip-flop transistors are labeled on the physical boards as 0 or 1. • Transistors marked in red are those found faulty and replaced in Unit 700369. 1 is the Q transistor, 0 is the nQ transistor.
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7. Press the “N” key of the CMU. The 161 should function normally. When operating in other than normal mode, a key pressed on the 161 may need to be held down until the operation is complete. This is necessary for some operations because the calculator logic utilises the state of the keyboard during execution.