Proteus Library — Rc522
/* Emulation MCU runs as SPI slave */
Once the library is installed and the code is loaded, you need to "add" a virtual card.
When the microcontroller scans, it will detect the virtual card with the UID you entered.
Pro Tip: To simulate "removing" the card, pause the simulation, change the UID field to 00 00 00 00 or uncheck a "Card Present" box, then resume. rc522 proteus library
Here’s the fun part. Let’s wire the virtual RC522 to an Arduino Uno (or a PIC/STM32).
The Wiring (Same as physical hardware):
The "Secret Sauce" in Simulation:
When you place the RC522 in Proteus, double-click it. In the "Advanced Properties" field, you need to attach the HEX file for the model itself. Point it to the RC522.HEX file you downloaded. /* Emulation MCU runs as SPI slave */
Without this HEX file, the virtual chip has no "brains" and will return only zeros.
Locate your Proteus Library folder. Typically:
Copy the files. Paste the .IDX and .LIB files directly into the LIBRARY folder. Once the library is installed and the code
Restart Proteus. Close and reopen Proteus ISIS.
Verify installation.