From 3818d88dd5fdbed1f2521bdb624bf6ee088c29f4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Timm Bogner <64260873+timmbogner@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Mon, 20 Jun 2022 08:15:51 -0500
Subject: [PATCH] Update README.md

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 Next, you will set the first ESP-NOW gateway to transmit all serial data to broadcast ESP-NOW: ```#define SERIAL_ACT bufferESPNOW(0);``` This is a somewhat hidden method of sending a broadcast packet using FDRS. If there are other gateways listening for general ESP-NOW packets they will treat these packets as incoming sensor readings, thus this is an imperfect method for larger setups. If anyone knows how to tell an ESP-NOW broadcast packet from a packet that was specifically addressed to the device, please contact me! 
 
 ## The Future
-The next iteration of FDRS will involve a method for devices to send a "ping packet" and connect to the responding gateway that has the best time. Next, the node may send a "pair packet" and the gateway will add it to a list of paired MAC addresses. There will then be a command for the gateway to send data to all paired devices. 
+The next iteration of FDRS will involve a method for devices to send a "ping packet" and connect to the responding gateway that has the best response time. Next, the node may send a "pair packet" and the gateway will add it to a list of paired MAC addresses. There will then be a command for the gateway to send data to all paired devices.