Back in early May, Damain, newbie, 3 posts, announced that there was a malware problem with the simulator downloads. I looked into it, made enquiries, waited to see what developments arose.

Arduino Simulator is a software solution that can give you a helping hand when you want to start working on this type of micro-controller boards. Hassle-free installation and deployment.

Of several possible explanations, it seems that maybe an.exe being inside a.zip was giving rise to a false positive. I have read many places that Windows Defender is next to useless. I also haven't looked with great care.

Which is what you need to do in this wicked world, at the download link cited by Damain. Today, I went to my own page about the simulator. Used the 'Catch your simulator. Link there, and a little RTMing.

The download may not, today, be EXACTLY what is was when I wrote my page. Fetched the zip for version 1.5, and on a Windows 7 (until MS highjacks it, with THEIR malware) did a malware scan of it with Eset's Intnernet Security, which I have been happy with for some time.

No issues reported. === Off topic rant- Windows. I've heard it said that the little red 'x' in the upper right corner of the 'Do you want to upgrade to Wondows 10'- type windows that are plaguing the planet has been reprogrammed to mean 'Yes! (You know the window.

The one that doesn't have a 'no, go away, don't ask again' button.) One of my systems took 20 hours to download the massive monstrosity that clutters my soon-to-be-Linux desktop PC, VDU monitor, with all sorts of stuff only appropriate to a internet enabled smartpone with a touchscreen.

Arduino Simulator is a software developed to create simulation for Arduino micro-controller. The interface of the main window is straightforward and intuitive, as it is divided into two tabs called Code and Wiring, each with its specific functionality. Arduino Simulator features touch sensor, LED blinking, 4x4 Keypad, One Digit Seven Segment Display, Serial Monitor to display the output of the code, Wiring to show how to make wiring, Hardware requirements that list the components of the circuit, save log to text file, save the.ino file to use it in Arduino IDE and save the wiring photo as.png file.