We consider a class of functional equations associated with the renowned additive homologic equation for an irrational circle rotation. They are connected with discrete-time dynamical systems on a two-dimensional cylinder which appear in particular as mathematical models of certain electronic devices. For these equations, we establish conditions for the existence and uniqueness of continuous solutions and show that the rest of the solutions are not measurable.

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