Using Simplicity Studio For Dev

• Plug lizard board into cable on starter kit board; tail of cable toward tail of board; blue pin 1 on cable toward speaker.

• Plug starter kit usb into host computer. power the lizard board

• Start simplicity studio

• Navigate to sstudio home screen (house icon in upper left).

• Wait for sstudio to detect starter kit.

• Go to "Kit Manager" in top row of icons on right in sstudio.

• Set debug mode to "mcu", wait. Set debug mode to "out". Orange LED next to debug cable should come on. Close kit manager.

• At the "Detected Hardware" window, go to the hard-to-see drop-down menu for the Starter Kit and say "Select Target Part".

• Push the "Detect Target" button. When it doesn't fully work, push it again. Say OK.

• Open "Simplicity IDE".

• Go to the project code.

• When ready, hit the "Build Button" (hammer in the "Development Perspective").

• Then hit the "Debug Button" (little bug in the "Development Perspective".)

• Then hit "Resume" (play icon in the "Debug Perspective").

• You should now be running your code.