What is Arduino Simulator?
Arduino Simulator is a program written in the AutoIt scripting language which simulates the
behaviour of the Arduino Prototyping Platform.
When to use Arduino Simulator?
With Arduino simulator you can test the projects (.nag file) that has been created with "Arduino GUI Programmer"
How to use Arduino Simulator
In order to test a .nag project you must first execute the program. Then navigate to "File --> Open"
and select the project you want to test.
The program will automatically create the appropriate pins and the window will look something like this:
As you see on the right side of the window is a ListView that displays the project rules, so that the user can check on them.
On the left side of the window you can see that there is a label on each pin that shows the type of the pin DI, DO etc...). Also there is label or input box that shows the state of each pin (LOW, HIGH etc....).And the color of each pin represents the state of each pin:
Red for LOW
Green for HIGH
Blue for analog pins
After that press the "RUN" button to start the simulation
By pressing the button next to the Digital Input toggles the state of the pin from Low to High and vice versa.
By pressing the Up_Down control or pressing the UP DOWN keys on keyboard changes the value of the Analog Inputs. The user can also enter the value manually.
The state and value of the Output Pins will be automatically updated depending the Project Rules.
With the "STOP" button the simulation ends.
The program will not exit when the simulation is active, so first you must press the "STOP" button and then Exit the Program.
Arduino Simulator is a program written in the AutoIt scripting language which simulates the
behaviour of the Arduino Prototyping Platform.
When to use Arduino Simulator?
With Arduino simulator you can test the projects (.nag file) that has been created with "Arduino GUI Programmer"
How to use Arduino Simulator
In order to test a .nag project you must first execute the program. Then navigate to "File --> Open"
and select the project you want to test.
The program will automatically create the appropriate pins and the window will look something like this:
On the left side of the window you can see that there is a label on each pin that shows the type of the pin DI, DO etc...). Also there is label or input box that shows the state of each pin (LOW, HIGH etc....).And the color of each pin represents the state of each pin:
Red for LOW
Green for HIGH
Blue for analog pins
After that press the "RUN" button to start the simulation
By pressing the button next to the Digital Input toggles the state of the pin from Low to High and vice versa.
By pressing the Up_Down control or pressing the UP DOWN keys on keyboard changes the value of the Analog Inputs. The user can also enter the value manually.
The state and value of the Output Pins will be automatically updated depending the Project Rules.
With the "STOP" button the simulation ends.
The program will not exit when the simulation is active, so first you must press the "STOP" button and then Exit the Program.
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