Getting "could not open file.." shown in the first image, when trying to do transient analysis, is my circuit wrong or am i missing something

 

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Getting "could not open file.." shown in the first image, when trying to do transient analysis, is my circuit wrong or am i missing something

Sorry...I left a few unneeded symbol attribute populated.
I will upload a new zip with corrected symbols in a couple of hours.
As a workaround, remove "modFile" value in each symbol.

 

Hard to say for sure, since you don't even indicate what simulator you are using.

The usual reason for not being able to open a file is either that the file name is not correct, or the file is not located where it should be. If neither of those is the culprit, then another possibility is that the file is locked by another application, such as might happen if you have it open in an editor.

 

Getting "could not open file.." shown in the first image, when trying to do transient analysis, is my circuit wrong or am i missing something

I've uploaded a new zip file with corrected symbols.

 

Hard to say for sure, since you don't even indicate what simulator you are using.

The usual reason for not being able to open a file is either that the file name is not correct, or the file is not located where it should be. If neither of those is the culprit, then another possibility is that the file is locked by another application, such as might happen if you have it open in an editor.

this is ltspice

 

Where is the power for U1,2,3,4? 5V not connected.

 

I've uploaded a new zip file with corrected symbols.

is there no text file for cp1a-12

 

Where is the power for U1,2,3,4? 5V not connected.

yes i changed that but it still doesnt work so its probably from the file even im not sure whats wrong

 

is there no text file for cp1a-12

No. Both relays use the same model file.

Place the cp1-12.txt in the same folder as the schematic.
Then place this directive on the schematic:

.inc cp1-12.txt

 

What is not working in your zip file?

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@eetech00 types faster, than me.

 

No. Both relays use the same model file.

Place the cp1-12.txt in the same folder as the schematic.
Then place this directive on the schematic:

.inc cp1-12.txt

how exactly do you add the directive on the schematic:

No. Both relays use the same model file.

Place the cp1-12.txt in the same folder as the schematic.
Then place this directive on the schematic:

.inc cp1-12.txt

so i place the text file in the same folder as the cp1-12 or cp1a-12, and how exactly do i add the directive on the schematic, sorry im a beginner

 

how exactly do you add the directive on the schematic:

1. Click on the schematic to give it active focus. Then type the letter "t" to open a text window.
2. Select the "Spice directive" radio button.
3. Click in the text box and type ".inc CP1-12.txt" without the quotes.
4. Click "Ok", the text widow will close and the text will be attached to the cursor.
5. Click on the schematic to place the text on the schematic.
6. Done

so i place the text file in the same folder as the cp1-12 or cp1a-12

Yes. Place the cp1-12.txt file and both .asy symbol files in the same folder as the schematic .asc file.

 

What is not working in your zip file?
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@eetech00 types faster, than me.

You must have downloaded the corrected zip.
The original zip file had symbols with incorrect Modfile attribute values.

 

how exactly do you add the directive on the schematic:

so i place the text file in the same folder as the cp1-12 or cp1a-12, and how exactly do i add the directive on the schematic, sorry im a beginner

just to make sure is this the right symbol

1. Click on the schematic to give it active focus. Then type the letter "t" to open a text window.
2. Select the "Spice directive" radio button.
3. Click in the text box and type ".inc CP1-12.txt" without the quotes.
4. Click "Ok", the text widow will close and the text will be attached to the cursor.
5. Click on the schematic to place the text on the schematic.
6. Done



Yes. Place the cp1-12.txt file and both .asy symbol files in the same folder as the schematic .asc file.

Added it but another question, in this symbol for cp1-12 which are the pins exactly like which are the coil pins and which is the NC and NO

 

just to make sure is this the right symbol

Added it but another question, in this symbol for cp1-12 which are the pins exactly like which are the coil pins and which is the NC and NO

Yes. CP1-12.asy is for CP1-12 and CP1a-12.asy is for CP1a-12. But they both use CP1-12.txt model file.

From datasheet page 5:

 

Yes. CP1-12.asy is for CP1-12 and CP1a-12.asy is for CP1a-12. But they both use CP1-12.txt model file.

From datasheet page 5:

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the symbol is different than the first

 

just to make sure is this the right symbol

Added it but another question, in this symbol for cp1-12 which are the pins exactly like which are the coil pins and which is the NC and NO

for some reason it still says the same thing, the txt file exists within that folder

 

What is not working in your zip file?
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do u mind checking if works seperatly

 

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the symbol is different than the first

I don't what your referring to but that's not the symbol I posted.
Post your LTspice schematic and I'll add the relays and upload.

 

I don't what your referring to but that's not the symbol I posted.
Post your LTspice schematic and I'll add the relays and upload.

i have added the schematic file and the image of how it should be, but that is the symbol in the file for cp1-12