To use the models, just download and PkUnzip the file. Run the "aimsp32.exe" setup file to install Spice on your PC. Then simply load the models for the Pi crossovers and run their response curves. It will show you either the frequency response or the phase response by choosing "Magnitude" or "Phase" from the "AC Analysis" section.

Some of the other sections can be run as well, but most have no meaning. For example, to do DC analysis of an (almost purely) reactive circuit wouldn't tell you anything important. It would simply appear as though the woofer was connected and the tweeter wasn't, because the woofer has a series coil connecting it but the tweeter has series capacitors - which are an open circuit to DC. So the important issues to consider are found only in AC analysis of the circuit.

The interesting nodes are Node 6 and Node 1. The woofer is Node 6 and the tweeter is 1, so choose them to make your plots. I suggest "playing around" with the format for the X and Y axis so you can view the information in different ways. I personally like to plot amplitude (magnitude) in decibels and to set maximum to "0" and minimum to "-50". This is the "Y-axis" and I like to set it for every 10 decibels. Turn the grid on and put 4 "minor tics" between every major line - so that there's a line for every 2 decibels. And for the frequency "X-axis" - it's appropriate to set minimum to 0, maximum to 20,000 and increment of 5000. That way you get a plot from DC to 20Khz, with a grid line every 5Khz. Again, I'd suggest 4 clicks and to turn the grid lines on.

That will show you the response curve of Pi Speaker crossovers with various compensation network values.

You can also use the simplified driver impedances I've included, or substitute models that include mechanical reactive components. Examples of the differences in these kinds of models are shown below. So you can substitute these kinds of models for your particular drivers, and plot exact frequency and phase relations of the electronic signal components if you feel so inclined.

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! Simplified linear motor
! component node(+) node(-) value
R4 1 2 6
L4 2 0 0.1mH

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! Woofer virtual circuit
! component node(+) node(-) value
! voice coil reactance
R3 6 7 6.0
L3 7 9 0.5mH
! mechanical reactance (40Hz, Q=5.0)
C5 9 0 400uF
L5 9 0 40mH
R5 9 0 50

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! Tweeter virtual circuit
! component node(+) node(-) value
! voice coil reactance
R4 1 8 6.0
L4 8 11 0.1mH
! mechanical reactance (on horn flare)
C6 11 12 30uF
L6 11 12 3mH
R6 11 12 7
C7 12 13 15uF
L7 12 13 1.5mH
R7 12 13 5
C8 13 0 7.5uF
L8 13 0 0.75mH
R8 13 0 3