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ADE L Simulation problem

Vi Muthukumar

 Dear sir,

i have a problem in ADE L tool, when i launch the ADE L tool it show the following warning messages in the CIW window,

*warning*(iclic-3) could not get license Analog_Design_Environment_L

 *warning* feature  Analog_Design_Environment_L: Licensing OK.

warning (ADE-5051)  : unable to create simulation session.

*warning* A check out of the Artist Simulation Environment feature failed.

suggestion:[1] check out your license .

                 [2] Ask acurrnt user of the feature to exit the  Artist Simulation Environment.

please help me, 

 

Advance Thanks...

M.Muthukumar.

  • Hi Muthukumar

    The message simply means that you do not have any ADE-L licenses. Please contact your IT or CAD administrator to resolve this. It could also be that all existing ADE-L licenses have already been used up. If this is the case, simply request one of your colleagues/friends to shutdown their ADE-L session. : )

    Best regards
    Quek

  •  Hi Quek,

                        thanks for your reply,

                        when i was open the ADE L simulation, the tool ask to open the permission for  future tool (ADE XL), but i click the never option. at the same time i have only the ADE XL license. How to solve the problem, 

     

    Thanks in advance,

    M.Muthukumar.

  • Look in your home directory (~) in the .cdsenv file (i.e. ~/.cdsenv ). If you hit "never" it will have a line in there:

    license ADEL_UseNextLicense     string  "never"

    Edit this file with a text editor, and delete that line, and then re-start virtuoso.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

  • Dear Andrew,

                          Thank you for your help, it was a very usefull to me.

     

    Thanks & Regards ,

    M.Muthukumar. 

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