this is extremely useful if you want to maximise the editing area of the application. Right clicking the mouse either in the object selector or in the overview window will provide a context menu, including the option to ‘auto hide’ the left hand pane. throughout this tutorial when we refer to an icon or a menu command we are assuming that the schematic tab is active. Toolbars and menu options will switch according to which tab is active (at the front). similarly you can move the object selector & overview window pane across to the right hand side of the application by dragging the end of it all the way across to the other side. If you don’t like the default layout of the toolbars you can pick them up and dock them on any of the four sides of the application.
however, when a new object is selected from the object selector the overview window is used to preview the selected object - this is discussed later. in normal use the overview window displays, as its name suggests, an overview of the entire drawing - the blue box shows the edge of the current sheet and the green box the area of the sheet currently displayed in the editing window. the smaller area at the top left of the screen is called the overview window. The largest area of the screen is called the editing window, and it acts as a window on the drawing - this is where you will place and wire-up components. click on the schematic tab to bring the isis module to the foreground.
The project will open with two tabs, one schematic capture and the other for pcb layout. refer to the templates chapter in the pcb documentation for more information. further information can be found in the templates chapter of the reference manual.Ī pcb template can contain board edge, mounting holes, design rules, layer stack and various other technology information. We are not simulating the design so leave the firmware page blank and continue on to the summary which should look like the following:Ĭlick on the finish button to create the projectĪ schematic template can contain sheet size, colour scheme, company logo, header block and various other aesthetic presets. Similarly, we need a layout so check the box at the top of the layout page and again choose the default template. We need a schematic so check the box at the top of the next step and then choose the default template. On the first page of the wizard specify a name and path for the project. Start by pressing the new project button near the top of the home page in proteus. New project for vsm simulation (vsm tutorial). since this tutorial is partnered with the pcb tutorial we will create a project for schematic/pcb. In order to create a schematic we must first create a project.
Tutorial de proteus 8 software#
If you have a demonstration copy of the software you can start the proteus application via the proteus 8 demonstration tab from the start menu. the main application will then load and run and you will be presented with the proteus home page.
Tutorial de proteus 8 professional#
To start the software, click on the start button and select programs, proteus 8 professional and then the proteus 8 application. We shall assume at this point that you have installed the proteus 8 software package. information on configuring your own keyboard shortcuts can be found in the general concepts section of the documentation. please be aware that if you have configured your own keyboard accelerators the shortcuts mentioned may not be valid. the shortcuts specified are the default or system keyboard accelerators as provided when the software is shipped to you. Note that throughout this tutorial (and the documentation as a whole) reference is made to keyboard shortcuts as a method of executing specific commands.
all of these projects can be loaded from the open sample command on the proteus 8 home page under the tutorials category. the tutorial starts with the easiest topics such as placing and wiring up components, and then moves on to make use of the more sophisticated editing facilities, such as creating new library parts.Īn accompanying tutorial in the pcb module (ares) then continues the project development using the completed schematic drawn in this tutorial.įor those who want to see something quickly, dspic33_rec_schematic.pdsprj contains the completed tutorial circuit but no layout while dspic33_rec_unrouted.pdsprj and dspic33_rec_complete.pdsprj both contain a completed schematic and a pcb. The aim of this tutorial is to take you through the process of entering a circuit of modest complexity in order to familiarise you with the techniques required to drive the schematic capture module in proteus (isis).