Congrats Ernest.  If you're like me, it will take a little practice before you have the starting technique down.  It will vary with OAT and whether it is a hot start or a cold start.  On my setup and when the OAT is low and doing an initial start, I typically use 2-3 primer shots with the mixture set to full-rich.  If it starts and dies, I'll give it another 1-2 primer shots.  If I'm doing a cold start, but weather is warmer, I'll use 1-2 primer shots but only go to about 3 o'clock on the mixture.  On a hot start, I'll leave the mixture alone and maybe give it only 1 primer shot.  It takes a little practice, but not nearly as difficult as doing a hot-start on a Lycoming.  Of course, this assumes the EC-2 is tuned properly and injectors are working like they should.