How To Use Blynk With Proteus Professional8
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Anuj Garg####################How to use Blynk with proteus professional8########################
We will learn about how to use Blynk , with a simple LED blinking program
Blynk app set-up:
Blynk setup on mobile:
1.create account in Blynk app
2.click on create project option
3.set the name of the project and select Arduino uno board
4.complete setup
5.an auth token already will already sent to your mail copy it and paste in Arduino program.
6.Now click on the + button which is at top of the right Click on it.
7.After that click on BUTTON option
8.click on the button and name the button ,select output pin ‘Digital PIN and select Pin
number’(which pin we are using in the program).
9.select PUSH or SWITCH option.
10.after button setup click on the symbol △ at right side top.
Step1:
Add Arduino library to proteus:
1.Download Arduino library from internet with My URL Link(click on URL).
2.Unzip and copy the library’s and paste in C:\ProgramData\Labcenter
Electronics\Proteus 8 Professional\LIBRARY.
3.connect the circuit
4.set the COMPIM values in 9600 baud rate
and set port to COM2.
Step2:
Install VIRTUAL SERIAL PORT EMULATOR
Step3:
Write Arduino and creating .hex file
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You can add Blynk libraries from This LINK
Copy this code and Select “Arduino UNO” Board & compile.
#include <BlynkSimpleStream.h>
// Pin Assignment
//Your app authentication token (can be fetched from your blynk app
char auth[] = "_____________________";//Enter blynk auth token
void setup()
// Blynk will work through Serial
Serial.begin(9600);
Blynk.begin(auth, Serial);
void loop()
// All the magic is here
Blynk.run();
4.
Copy the .hex file address and right click on Arduino board in proteus Select “Edit properties” after
that paste copied ‘.hex’ link at program files option.
5.
Press Win+R and search for CMD open as admin Before that copy Blynk library ,location
looks like:”C:\Users\sai43\OneDrive\Documents\Arduino`\libraries\Blynk\scripts”
