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    I knew VBB for a while and still have the V 1.4 ansd 1.9 Aboard ... never noticed such behaviour ...

    I think Previous versions, ISIS VSM or Multisim 11 give " less worse " results ... despite the free download ...

    BTW ... lost all my loging cookies ... that's the worse of all !!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Acetronics View Post
    BTW ... lost all my loging cookies ... that's the worse of all !!!
    I hate "Losing Cookies". Although it's usually from "Lager" instead of loging.

    But, I am SOOOOO impressed with Proteus/ISIS, I would never even bother trying any other simulators.
    It is worth every penny, and I figure it's already saved several thousand $ in hardware, test equipment and time not wasted.

    Everyone should have it.
    DT

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    I am impressed too. By the price also!

    It seems that they do not support PBP. I know hex files can be imported. But not Basic files, right?

    Ioannis

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ioannis View Post
    I am impressed too. By the price also!

    It seems that they do not support PBP. I know hex files can be imported. But not Basic files, right?

    Ioannis
    Hi, Ioannis

    COFF files also can be imported ... I was told it was better for debugging tools use ...

    BUT I never could make the RTC chips work in their simulations ... always read "0" ( despite screen shows good data ) ... but the " live " circuit runs perfectly well ...

    ISIS do not like mixing analog and digital circuitry nor ...

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    Nice find, but would be nice if it had loads of more components were available. I too experienced issues even after installing the J# update (I already have up to date .Net etc) in that when adding a link the layout area went black and Vista reverted to basic colours. The program then became non-responsive.

    On the subject of breadboarding, anyone know of an application that can take an Eagle schematic and lay it out automatically on stripboard. I've used DIY Layout creator, which is a manual process, but this leads to human error creeping in a when mixing 240V with 5V dc there could be nasty consequences...

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    hello
    As I am not super fluent in english, could you check my affirmations ?
    1/ Isis ask for HEX file, we can't feed the simulator with PBP files ?
    2/ we can see datas from PIC registers (trisa , etc ..) but it is not possible to see the datas from our VARIABLES
    lest say TOTO var BYTE and the big application like TOTO = TOTO + 1 !
    for hardware simulation, it is super nice (voltmeter, oscillo, LED, relays, etc ..) but in my case (sending in serial mode
    21 bits with clock and enable line ... using Three outputs pins from a PIC) is it not so easy to see if everything is OK
    and in front of that, I have some Bitwise operation on the datas line , that why I try to see my TOTO variable !

    that's all folks

    Francois

    for the moment I will continue with my breadboard ...using debug, or LCDOUT or serout ... but normally the PIC
    is a 8 pins ... so I must devellop on a big one first ... that why I try to get a Software simulator.
    best regards,

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    If you have PBP 2.60A, then you can use .pbp files directly in Proteus.
    Or you can use Proteus inside of MPLAB with more debugging options.

    With previous version of PBP, you can only simulate the .HEX files.
    DT

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