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<li>The ''ADC Freq'' should show 4x the clock speed of your device (typically 29.5MHz), and the ''DCM Locked'' checkbox __MUST__ be checked. If the ''DCM Locked'' checkbox is NOT checked, try hitting the ''Reset ADC DCM'' button again.</li>

<li><p>At this point you can hit the ''Capture 1'' button, and see if the system works! You should end up with a window looking like this:</p>

<p>Whilst there is a waveform, you need to adjust the capture settings. There are two main settings of importance, the analog gain and number of samples to capture.</p></li>

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</syntaxhighlight>Now hit the ''Run 1'' [[File:Capture One Button.PNG|image]] button and capture a single trace. You should now have something that looks like this:

We can see the <code>add.w</code> and <code>mul</code> instructions near the beginning, staring about 10 samples in and ending about 90 samples in. There's not really any difference that we can see between the two, but we can see that they take up about 80 samples (20 microcontroller clock cycles) as we expect.

</syntaxhighlight>Capture another trace and you should get something like:

As we expected, we can see periods of high power consumption measuring about 80 samples in total right after the <code>add.w</code> and <code>mul</code> instructions. Interestingly, the <code>udiv</code> instructions seem to be split into 2 sets of operations. As a final check, we can add some more <code>mul</code> instructions and see the <code>udiv</code> instructions move down (and also break into more sections):

== Clock Phase Adjustment ==