WHAT IS AMIGASCOPE?

  A program which makes your Amiga function like an eight channel digital
  data analyzer or oscilloscope. The eight channels of data are 5V logic
  signals connected to the Amiga's parallel port. When using AmigaScope,
  the Amiga's parallel port is used as an INPUT port.
  AmigaScope is digital; it will not accept analog signals.

  An interlaced display is used. AmigaScope should run on any Amiga,
  however to date I've only tested it on an A1000 with 1.5MB of RAM.

  AmigaScope also writes and reads data files containing your acquired
  data. To print a 'scope display, you may write your data to a disk
  file, connect the parallel port to a printer, recall the disk data,
  and click on PRINT.

  I retain all commercial and educational rights to AmigaScope.
  I grant a usary license only to not-for-profit users.
  AmigaScope is written in C for Lattice 5.x.
  AmigaScope was developed with Amiga OS 1.3.
  It might run on 2.0.