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.
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