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Buy a license, get the VSM SDK, and design your own model.

No problem. I tried it last night and used my laptop and Hyperterminal to send serial data into my sim on my desktop. It worked well.

It will be very useful for some GPS work I'm doing.

Search the device library.

As Andrew was pointing out, you can use the COMPIM model. This allows you to send data into your simulation via your PC's serial port. If you have two spare ports, you could use Hyperterminal on your PC to send data out COM1 and loop it to COM2, which is connected to the COMPIM model in your sim. Th...

The pattern generator will do what you want, though its output data stream is limited to 1 kByte.

You can create a pattern file and use it as the stimulus for the pattern generator. The manual has a description of this, I believe.

r.b.

The forum lists you as an unlicensed user. If that is true, then perhaps Proteus won't simulate the second line for you. The unlicensed version apparently throws up lots of roadblocks.

r.b.

My apologies.

I have read the relase notes, but since I only use PIC18s, I saw no need to update the PIC16 info.

r.b.

There aren't any simulation models for these two PICs, according to the web page.

There are the 16F627, 648 and 648, and that's it for the 16F6x series.

r.b.

Not yet

r.b.

I notice you are an unlicensed user. I'm not even sure you can create a new PIC circuit and simulate it. You may be forced to simulate the canned examples. But, in order to simulate, you need to have (i.e. purchased) a simulation model for the PIC you are interested in. You draw a circuit with the P...

Proteus does not have one, so you'll have to google for one or write one yourself.

r.b.

Just tried it and it works fine for me. Proteus 6.9 SP4

r.b.

I see it in the Proteus library. You should just be able to just select it and simulate with it straight away.

Second, I cannot figure out the relationship between ISIS and ARES when it comes to the libraries. Example: Since the schematic is created in ISIS and when I send netlist to ARES and do auto part placement and trace routing the trace widths are already provided. This would suggest that you can defi...

Q2: I realize this may be trivial, but here it goes... In order to create a 2 layer board, do you simply uncheck all the inner layers in the "Displayed Layers" menu? I ran a search in ARES HELP but did not find any pertinent info. Furthermore, is it necessary to include MECH layers if the...