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@@ -28,26 +28,26 @@ The device reads how fast the motor is spinning and works out your actual riding
 It checks how much battery you have left and tells the dashboard, so you always know when to charge.
 
 ### Controls the Lights
-- Turns on the **rear light** when you need it.
+- Turns on the **rear light** just like the stock X3 Series.
 - Flashes the **left and right indicators** (turn signals) when you signal a turn.
-- Supports **horn** activation from the dashboard button.
+- Supports **horn** activation from the dashboard button (GT3).
 
 ### Switches Ride Profiles
-The scooter can have different power modes (like "slow and safe" or "fast and fun"). The bridge listens to the dashboard buttons and tells the VESC which mode to switch to. You can also set it to block the fast modes when the battery is low.
+The scooter can have different power modes (WALK,ECO,NORMAL,SPORT). The bridge listens to the dashboard buttons and tells the VESC which mode to switch to. You can also set it to block the switching of modes when the battery is low, bypassing the dashboards auto apply of a slow profile.
 
 ### Controls the Throttle and Brake
-By running a small script on the VESC, the bridge can send your throttle and brake inputs directly, giving the VESC full control over how you accelerate and slow down.
+By running a small script on the VESC, the VESC can directly read the inputs from the dashboard, giving the VESC full control over how you accelerate and slow down.
 
 ### Updates Itself Over Wi-Fi
-You don't need any cables to update the firmware. The device creates its own Wi-Fi network and you can upload new firmware right from your phone or computer's web browser.
+The device creates its own Wi-Fi network and you can upload new firmware right from your phone or computer's web browser.
 
 ### Has a Built-In Settings Page
-Connect to its Wi-Fi and open a web page to change settings — no apps, no cables, no computer software needed.
+Connect to its Wi-Fi and open a web page to change settings. [Config page](https://192.168.5.1/)
 
 ### Works With Different Battery Systems
 Some scooter battery packs have their own battery management board (BMS). The bridge can read battery info from:
 - The VESC itself
-- An NB BMS
+- The Ninebot Original BMS
 - A JBD (Xiaoxiang) BMS
 
 ### Supports Two Board Versions
@@ -56,8 +56,6 @@ There are two hardware versions of the board (V1.0 and V2.1+). You pick which on
 ### Tracks Multiple Motor Controllers
 If your scooter has more than one VESC (e.g. dual motors), the bridge reads speed data from all of them and averages the values together for a smooth, accurate speed reading.
 
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 ## Quick Summary Table
 
 | Feature | What it means |
@@ -68,11 +66,11 @@ If your scooter has more than one VESC (e.g. dual motors), the bridge reads spee
 | Rear light | Controls the back light |
 | Horn | Beeps when you press the button |
 | Ride profiles | Switches power modes from the dashboard |
-| Low battery lock | Blocks fast modes when battery is too low |
-| Throttle & brake | Passes your inputs to the VESC |
+| Low battery lock | Blocks the dashboard profile application when the battery is low |
+| Throttle & brake | VESC reads the throttle and brake directly from the Dashboard |
 | Wi-Fi OTA updates | Update firmware from a browser |
 | Web config page | Change settings from a browser |
-| Multiple BMS support | Works with VESC, NB, or JBD battery boards |
+| Multiple BMS support | Works with VESC, Ninebot, or JBD battery boards |
 | Two board versions | Supports V1.0 and V2.1+ hardware |
 | Multi-VESC support | Handles more than one motor controller |