
If the results show arduino boards then you already have them in your library. Type in arduino in the keywords in the “Pick devices” window.Click on P or pick devices as shown in red circle below.Click on ISIS shown in red circle above.Close Proteus and copy all the contents of BIN in the Crack folder to C:\Program Files (x86)\Labcenter Electronics\Proteus 8 Professional\BIN.You will see that the ISIS tab is greyed out. Click Cancel in the Legacy Settings Importer window (when it pops up towards the end of installation).Next, check on all three options- Merge styles from previous version, import templates from previous version, import user libraries from previous version.If not, then browse for license key and select LICENSE.lxk from the rack folder you downloaded from the link If you see “The following license key is installed” then you’re good to proceed to the next step.Check on “use locally installed license key”.Download all the items from the following link- proteus installation.Basic programming skills (which you must have if you have been dealing with arduino).Arduino IDE- you can download from this link if you don’t have it already.(Note: you don’t have to use an actual arduino board here) What do you need for this? This post will show you how to test your electronics projects in Proteus with arduino.



Isn’t that handy?!Īrduino has become the most popular microcontroller development board owing to its low cost and amazingly user friendly IDE. To make things simpler, Proteus is a simulation tool that will help you test your circuit before you spend your money on the components. Wikipedia will tell you that the Proteus Design Suite is an Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tool including schematic capture, simulation and PCB Layout modules.
