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 ====== Silverware readme ======
-Silverware is a firmware for some micro quadcopters, which adds features not normally present on the original firmwares. Most useful of these is acro mode, but also the ability to change settings for custom builds, or to adapt to personal preferences.
+Silverware is a firmware for some micro quadcopters, which adds features not normally present in the stock firmware. Most useful of these is acro mode, but also the ability to change settings for custom builds, or to adapt to personal preferences.
 Why use silverware:
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 ====== Installation ======
-Because of differences between boards, installation is covered by a rcgroups post. For linux instructions use the install.md file.
+Because of differences between boards, installation is covered by a rcgroups post. For linux instructions use the install.md file. (See also [[:links|links section]])
+For MacOS, see below
 ====== Settings ======
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 ====== Radio ======
-The default protocol used is Bayang, a modification of it allows use of telemetry on transmitters which support it, such as Devo 7e for example. Telemetry needs to be enabled in the transmitter, the quad software will support either protocol variation without changes.
+The default protocol used is Bayang, a modification of it allows use of telemetry on transmitters which support it, such as Devo 7e with Deviation installed for example. Telemetry needs to be enabled in the transmitter, the quad software will support either protocol variation without changes.
 ====== Gestures ======
-By default, certain sequences, which we call gestures, are used to activate some features, or issue commands. For example, the gesture //Down - Down - Down//  would be accomplished by moving the pitch stick down 3 times in a short time.
+By default, certain stick sequences, which we call gestures, are used to activate some features, or issue commands. For example, the gesture //Down - Down - Down// would be accomplished by moving the pitch stick down 3 times in a short time.
 Gesture list:
 <code>
-Down - Down - Down: Accelerometer calibration / Save pids if changed
+Down - Down - Down: Accelerometer calibration / Save pids & bind state if changed
 Left - Left - Down: acro mode
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 Up - Down - Left: Decrease the selected value
 Up - Down - Right: Increase the selected value
+Up - Up - Up: Auto-Bind ON (1 blink)
+Up - Up - Up: (again) Auto-Bind OFF (2 blinks)
 </code>
 ====== Pid tuning using gestures ======
-The pids can be tuned and saved via gestures, or by editing the pid.c file. Saving the pids after changing them using gestures, they will remain active after a power cycle. They will remain usable even after flashing a firmware to the quad again, provided the pid.c valuues have not changed since the last upload.
+The pids can be tuned and saved via gestures, or by editing the pid.c file. Saving the pids after changing them using gestures, they will remain active after a power cycle. They remain usable even after flashing a firmware to the quad again, provided the pid.c values have not changed since the last upload.
+<font 28px/inherit;;inherit;;inherit>**Flashing with OSX**</font>
+<font 14px/inherit;;inherit;;inherit>User 527FPV has managed to code an app for Mac users allowing customising of the config.h, pid.c etc files and compiling and flashing with a simple click. For now it comes bundled with NotFastEnuf's fork of the code which can flash all the STM32 fcs.                                                        Download from here https://silverware.simonernst.com/</font>
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