diff --git a/boards/uniboard2a/designs/unb2a_minimal/doc/README b/boards/uniboard2a/designs/unb2a_minimal/doc/README
index ffe3dbfd1845c605a3ac20af781d7ef4b73aefe6..2dc9894b76f17103a09cf0c2dd1ad89c48cd7965 100644
--- a/boards/uniboard2a/designs/unb2a_minimal/doc/README
+++ b/boards/uniboard2a/designs/unb2a_minimal/doc/README
@@ -33,8 +33,8 @@ Modelsim instructions:
     run 500us
 
     # while the simulation runs... in another bash session do:
-    cd unb2a_minimal/tb/python
-    python tc_unb2a_minimal.py --sim --unb 0 --fn 3 --seq INFO,PPSH,SENSORS
+    cd $UPE/peripherals
+    python util_unb2.py --sim --unb 0 --fn 3 --seq INFO,SENSORS
 
     # (sensor results only show up after 1000us of simulation runtime)
 
@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ Quartus instructions:
     run_qcomp unb2a unb2a_minimal
 
 
-In case of needing the Quartus GUI for inspection:
+In case of needing the Quartus GUI for inspection (this starts the Quartus 15.1 GUI):
     run_quartus unb2a
 
 
@@ -56,8 +56,8 @@ In case of needing the Quartus GUI for inspection:
 4. Load firmware
 ----------------
 Using JTAG: Start the Quartus GUI and open: tools->programmer.
-            Then click auto-detect;
-            Use 'change file' to select the correct .sof file for each FPGA
+            Then click auto-detect; (click 4x ok)
+            Use 'change file' to select the correct .sof file (in $RADIOHDL/build/unb2a/quartus/unb2a_minimal) for each FPGA
             Select the FPGA(s) which has to be programmed
             Click 'start'
 Using EPCS: See step 6 below.
@@ -70,11 +70,12 @@ Using EPCS: See step 6 below.
 Assuming the firmware is loaded and running already in the FPGA, the firmware can be tested from the connected
 LCU computer.
 
-# (assume that the Uniboard is --unb 1)
+# (assume that the Uniboard is --unb 1   -> check the dipswitches or backpanel-slotnumber)
 
-# To read out the design_name, ppsh and sensors; do:
+# To read out the design_name and sensors; do:
 
-python tc_unb2_minimal.py --unb 1 --fn 0:3 --seq REGMAP,INFO,PPSH,SENSORS -v5
+cd $UPE/peripherals
+python util_unb2.py --unb 1 --fn 0:3 --seq REGMAP,INFO,SENSORS
 
 
 
@@ -88,21 +89,22 @@ Firstly a JIC file has to be generated from the SOF file.
 In Quartus GUI; open current project; File -> Convert Programming Files.
 Then setup:
 - Output programming file: JIC
+- Set the output filename to: unb2a_minimal.jic
 - Configuration device: EPCQL1024
 - Mode: Active Serial x4
-- Flash Loader: Add/Select Device Arria10/10AX115U4ES
+- Flash Loader: Add/Select Device Arria10/10AX115U4E3
 - SOF Data: add file (the generated .sof file)
   - click the .sof file; Set property 'Compression' to ON
 - Press 'Generate'
 
-Then program the .JIC file (output_file.jic) to EPCS flash:
+Then program the .JIC file (unb2a_minimal.jic) to EPCS flash:
 - Make sure that the JTAG (on server connected to board) runs at 16MHz:
   c:\altera\15.0\quartus\bin64\jtagconfig USB-BlasterII JtagClock 16M
 - open tools->programmer
 - make sure the 4 fpga icons have the device 10AX115U4F45E3
 - right-click each fpga icon and attach flash device EPCQL1024
 - optional see (*1)
-- right-click each EPCQL1024 and change file from <none> to output_file.jic
+- right-click each EPCQL1024 and change file from <none> to unb2a_minimal.jic
 - select click each Program/Configure radiobutton
 - click start and wait for 'Successful'