Merge pull request #5 from per1234/update-doc

Fix typos and improve documentation

Author: zevero

README.md

@@ -5,14 +5,15 @@ This bootloader loads a file from the SD card on startup. This documentation is
 
 
 ## Installation
+There are two options for installing **avr_boot** boards in the Arduino IDE:
 #### Boards Manager Installation(requires Arduino IDE version 1.6.4 or greater)
 - Open the Arduino IDE.
 - Open the **File > Preferences** menu item.
 - Enter the following URL in **Additional Boards Manager URLs**: https://zevero.github.io/avr_boot/package_zevero_avr_boot_index.json
 - Open the **Tools > Board > Boards Manager...** menu item.
 - Wait for the platform indexes to finish downloading.
 - Scroll down until you see the **avr_boot** entry and click on it.
-- If you are using Arduino IDE 1.6.6 then you may need to close **Boards Manager** and then reopen it before the **Ariadne Bootloader** entry will appear.
+  - **Note**: If you are using Arduino IDE 1.6.6 you may need to close **Boards Manager** and then reopen it before the **avr_boot** entry will appear.
 - Click **Install**.
 - After installation is complete close the **Boards Manager** window.
 
@@ -24,7 +25,7 @@ This bootloader loads a file from the SD card on startup. This documentation is
 
 <a id="menus"></a>
 ## Using the Board Menu Entries
-After installing Ariadne several new boards are added to the **avr_boot** section of the **Tools** > **Board** menu. When any of these boards are selected additional menus will appear under the **Tools** menu.
+After installing avr_boot several new boards are added to the **avr_boot** section of the **Tools** > **Board** menu. When any of these boards are selected additional menus will appear under the **Tools** menu.
 
 Whenever you change a setting in these menus you need to **[Burn Bootloader](#burn)** to reconfigure your board.
 
@@ -38,23 +39,23 @@ Displays a list of board models for your **Board** menu selection.
 The SD CS pin may be connected to different Arduino pins depending on which shield you are using.
 - Ethernet Shield: 4
 - Arduino Ethernet: 4
-- Seeed SD card shield: Pin 4
-- Adafruit Data Logger Shield: Pin 10
-- Sparkfun MicroSD Shield: Pin 8
+- Seeed SD card shield: 4
+- Sparkfun MicroSD Shield: 8
+- Adafruit Data Logger Shield: 10
 
 #### Clock Menu
-- **16MHz Low Power** - This is usually the best setting to use for commercially produced boards that run at 16MHz.
-- **16MHz Full Swing** - This setting can be used for breadboard or homemade 16MHz boards where the low power setting is unreliable due to electrical interference.
+- **16MHz Low Power** - This is usually the best setting to use for commercially produced boards that run at 16MHz as it will decrease power usage compared to the **16MHz Full Swing** setting.
+- **16MHz Full Swing** - This setting can be used for breadboard or homemade 16MHz boards where the **16MHz Low Power** setting causes unreliability due to electrical interference.
 - **20MHz** - If your board has a 20MHz crystal this is the one for you.
 - **8MHz Internal** - For boards without an external 16MHz crystal or to reduce power consumption.
 
 #### Pinout Menu(ATmega1284P only)
-The default **ATmega1284P** Board uses the **[avr_developers](https://github.com/JChristensen/mighty-1284p/blob/v1.6.3/avr/variants/avr_developers/pins_arduino.h)** pinout, additional ATmega1284P pinouts are available for compatibility with other ATmega1284P based boards but **[Mighty 1284P](https://github.com/JChristensen/mighty-1284p/tree/v1.6.3)** must be installed to use them.
+The default **ATmega1284P** Board uses the **[avr_developers](https://github.com/JChristensen/mighty-1284p/blob/v1.6.3/avr/variants/avr_developers/pins_arduino.h)** pinout. Additional ATmega1284P pinouts are available for compatibility with other ATmega1284P based boards but you must install **[Mighty 1284P](https://github.com/JChristensen/mighty-1284p/tree/v1.6.3)** to use them.
 
 
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 ## Burning the Bootloader
-To burn the bootloader, you will need an ISP(in-system programmer). After you have connected the Arduino board and the programmer to your computer navigate to the **Tools** > **Board** menu and select the correct board. Then go to **Tools** > **Programmer** and select the programmer you are using. In case you are using **Arduino as ISP**, make sure that the selected port in the **Tools** > **Serial Port** menu refers to the **Arduino as ISP** and not the board that you want to burn the bootloader on. Now, just launch the **Tools** > **Burn Bootloader** command and wait until the operation completes. You will no longer be able to upload sketches to your board using USB once the avr_boot bootloader is installed. To go back to normal uploading repeat the bootloader burning process with a non-avr_boot board selected.
+To burn the bootloader, you will need an ISP(in-system programmer). After you have connected the Arduino board and the programmer to your computer navigate to the **Tools** > **Board** menu and select the correct board. Then go to **Tools** > **Programmer** and select the programmer you are using. In case you are using **Arduino as ISP**, make sure that the selected port in the **Tools** > **Serial Port** menu refers to the **Arduino as ISP** board and not the board that you want to burn the bootloader on. Now, just launch the **Tools** > **Burn Bootloader** command and wait until the operation completes. You will no longer be able to upload sketches to your board using USB once the avr_boot bootloader is installed. To go back to normal uploading repeat the bootloader burning process with a non-avr_boot board selected.
 
 
 <a id="upload"></a>
@@ -64,6 +65,6 @@ See the **Compile and put your sketch on SD Card** instructions **[here](https:/
 
 <a id="acknowledgements"></a>
 ## Acknowledgements
-- [Mighty 1284P](https://github.com/JChristensen/mighty-1284p) - ATmega1284P support
 - [David A. Mellis](https://github.com/damellis) - avr_developers variant for ATmega1284P
+- [Mighty 1284P](https://github.com/JChristensen/mighty-1284p) - ATmega1284P support
 - [Others listed in the main documentation](https://github.com/zevero/avr_boot)

avr_boot_1.1.0.tar.gz

@@ -19,8 +19,8 @@
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