I didn’t include this board because it’s the same as Arduino Mega 2560.Ĭomparison with Old Proteus Library (V2.0 vs V1.0) One board that is missing in these boards is Arduino Mega 1280.These boards will appear in the Proteus workspace as shown in the figure below:.Now, look for the Arduino2TEP(Library Name) to find all Arduino boards present in it(6 in total).Click the “Pick from Libraries” button as in the below figure:.After placing these files in the library folder, open your Proteus software or restart(if it’s already open).Copy these files and place them in the Library folder of Proteus Software.In this folder, you’ll find the two Proteus Library files, named as:.Inside this zip file, you will find a folder named “Proteus Library Files”.Once you downloaded the Proteus Library zip file, open it up and extract the files in it.First, you need to download the Arduino Library for Proteus V2.0 by clicking the below button:.
This Arduino Proteus Library V2.0 includes the following boards:įirst, we will download the Proteus Library zip file and then will add it to our Proteus software to simulate Arduino Boards. I have given the Proteus Library zip file download link below: In my recent posts, I’ve shared separate libraries of these boards and today I am going to compile all the boards together in a single library. I’m thrilled to announce that it’s my second complete Arduino Library for Proteus. I have tried to remove bugs in this newer version, still, if you find any error, you can pop your comment in the below section. I have already shared its previous version i.e. In this post today, I’ll cover Arduino Library for Proteus V2.0.
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