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Simply configure the SPICE solver for "Settings for Better Convergence". System menu->Set Animation Options->SPICE Options button and finally select "Settings for Better Convergence" from the bottom list and press Load and then OK twice in order to exit. Also, is there any reason...

If your educational standard licence did not include a licence for RPi or is older than the date of RPi launch, yes, you definitely need an additional licence for RPi. Anyway, for such of issues you can contact Labcenter on https://www.labcenter.com/contact/ or directly drop an e-mail to support@lab...

...But I have a fatal error not allowing the simulation to run : VSMPY.DLL failed to create DSIM model for primitive model 'RPI'... It looks like you don't have a valid Proteus license purchased for Raspberry Pi simulation. Prices here: https://www.labcenter.com/pricing/comm/ Without a valid licens...

Such the issue has been fixed. The new fixed model will be in the next service pack.

Yes, you're correct; hierarchy module is another way to make models in a schematic form rather then the usual SPICE language. It works more or less as the LtSpice models modules. When you check it you get the access (with CTRL+C) to a child sheet which is an area where you put the primitive objects ...

I'd try to convert the average model (Unencrypted LM5156x-Q1 PSpice Average Model) rather than the transient one. The reason is that the former is faster and easier to convert (provided you know how to) albeit less accurate, while the latter is slower and strongly tricky to convert to SPICE3 due to ...

Unfortunately we are prevented to provide assistance to those who are using an illegal copy of Proteus.
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As Andrew said, the forward voltage depends by the LED colour and manufacturer as well. Because the LED simulation model is a generic one we specify a nominal forward voltage of 2.2V and currect of 10mA. You can, however, edit those values by clicking right on the LED and select "Edit Propertie...

It looks like you are a bit confused. The codes at https://github.com/charmedlabs/pixy2/ is simply the firmware that runs on the Pixy2 (real) board and the code (the drivers) that runs on the host PC. It 's not the Pixy2 simulation model running on Proteus itself. As Andrew said, only the pixy2 deve...

I have added the ADS1115 in the list of models to add in the newer release of Proteus. Not the TP4056, though.

I think you should declare explicitly the prototype of the functions in main.ino. For example given the func1 and func2 in funcs.ino: int func1(void) { static int a; return ++a; } int func2(void) { static int b; return ++b; } You need to do this in your main.ino in order to compile without errors: /...

Could you please attach here your Proteus project (.pdsprj file) including source code files ? So that we can have it a look.

I have fixed the HCSR04 model (and SRF04 as well) for such the odd behaviour. The fixed model will be in the next service pack.

Please look at your PM and see if the assembly I sent - which I've made sometime ago - can help you in the immediate.

As I said above - and picture below shows it's working now - you've made a wrong project setup including a number of gross logics and schematic mistakes. Nevertheless, I regret that I cannot help you as it turned out that you are using an illegal (cracked) copy of Proteus. Please contact support@lab...