1) Set up the hardware, which means supplying the board with +5V,
-5V, a Byte-Blaster cable to the PC, a cable to the NI board, and a
cable with a TTL pulse on it going to the Test Pulse input.

2) Don't change any defaults - either hardware jumpers or software
settings.

3) Power on the board. It should draw about 0.7 A on the +5 supply.

4) Bring up a DOS window on the PC, go to the jam_tdc directory, and
type
               jam_tdc.exe -aconfig_basic TDIG.jam

This sets up the HPTDC and the current on the +5V supply should
increase ~0.1 A.

5) Type jam_tdc.exe -astatus TDIG.jam
This checks the TDC status (three of the bits should be 1, the rest
should be 0).

6) In the LabVIEW folder, run HPTDC_ReadSinglesAndCoinData.vi
You should get a nice, narrow time difference peak