Hello there,
First, there should be a way to set the initial condition of the capacitor, it should be abbreviated some like 'IC' in the properties if the device, and should denote the precharged voltage across the capcitor, but it depends on the model you're using. The ideal model found in analogLib -> cap should have it. Can you post a pic on the whole properties window of your capacitor?
Second there are generally two ways of simulating digital circuitry in Cadence IC design framework. The first is to use digital simulator, but that depends of whether you have one in your package or not. The second one is to use ordinary transient simulation. In my opinion this is the better option because it gives you better information about delay and signal waveform (distortions, noise, etc.). To generate digital sequence (for clock/input/read/write signals) you can use vpwm ideal periodic voltage source in analogLib and you can 'correct' its ideal properties with adding a real buffer stage (or 2 NOT gates) right after the source, and before your circuitry. Also you can achieve more realistic conditions with adding delay to the power source and then ramp it up to its stable value, then switch on the clock, and finally sending data to the inputs (read/write operations).