![]() ![]() Now put the components into the board, in order to get a general view, click F8. Let’s return to the components placement view by clicking the icon below ![]() ![]() If you later want to modify this size board, you need to click 2D Graphics Box rectangular icon again, right-click on the corner of the board: a control point appears,drag the control point to resize the board. You can also use the corresponding button on the toolbar to complete this operation.Īs you can see that the work area is empty, and we want to use all the elements placed in the list on the left.īefore placing the components, we must draw a border, we use the 2D Graphics Box Mode button to draw the borderīefore starting to draw ,we must first select the color, since this is a border, we choose the yellow color (Board Edge), as we can see on the setting tool at the bottom of the main window.Ĭlick in the workspace, hold down the left button ,drag a rectangle of appropriate size ,release the button. After the file has been generated, from the Tools menu select Tools -> Netlist to ARES, this will launch ARES software. The settings dialog box pops up, keep the default settings, click OK to generate the netlist file. Select the PCB footprints for all the components, then open the Netlist Compiler from the Tools menu of Isis Proteus menu Tools -> Netlist Compiler. Click the ? Button to open the PCB package selection dialogĬhoose a suitable PCB footprint, click OK to finish. Open the Properties dialog box for the CAP-ELEC component. In this case, you must add the appropriate footprint as in the CAP-ELEC example below: When you add a component in ISIS, some components are automatically configured with a PCB footprint, while other components don’t have PCB footprint associated with the component, and you can add it manually. The PIC16F877 has two hidden pins VDD and VSS, the VDD pin must be set as POWER and the VSS pin must be set as GROUND. This microcontroller circuit has the following components: Let’s start from this complete ISIS Proteus schematic ![]()
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