If you have a soundcard on your PC, you will even hear the key clicks of the pad. You can play with the keypad and watch as the 7 segment display reflects the setting of the keypad. All examples work with the demo version of TINA. You can also select the required interactive mode with the commands of TINA’s Interactive menu. The current mode selection can be seen on the button. Select the interactive mode required (DC, AC, TR, DIG or VHDL) with the button. TINA has special multimedia components (light bulb, motor, LED, switch, etc.) which respond with light, motion and sound. The interactive circuit simulation mode is also very useful for educational and demonstration purposes, for tuning circuits interactively, and for interactive circuits which you could not otherwise test, e.g., circuits with switches, relays, or microcontrollers. Not only can you play with the controls, but you can also change component values and even add or delete components while the analysis is in progress.
You can carry out such a test using TINA’s interactive simulator mode. The ultimate test of your circuit is to try it in a "real life" situation using its interactive controls (such as keypads and switches) and watching its displays or other indicators.
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