Renamed Slave to Peripheral mode.

Author: nitko12

README.md

@@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ In order to get a head start with Inkplate 6, follow these steps:
 ### Code examples
 
 There are many examples in the library that you demonstrate how to use any of the Inkplate functionality.
+More are added daily, such as projects or community contributions, so here are just the basic ones.
 
 1. **Basic Inkplate Functionality**
 
@@ -38,35 +39,37 @@ There are many examples in the library that you demonstrate how to use any of th
 
    2.4. Touchpads - get readings from onboard touch pads
 
-   2.5. SD BMP Pictures - show .bmp images from the SD card on the screen
+   2.5. SD Pictures - show .bmp, .jpg and .png images from the SD card on the screen
 
-   2.6. Inkplate SD TXT File - read .txt file from the SD card and show it on the screen
+   2.6. Web Pictures - show .bmp, .jpg and .png images from the web
 
-   2.7. easyC - use easyC ecosystem (I2C) and read a sensor value
+   2.7. Inkplate SD TXT File - read .txt file from the SD card and show it on the screen
 
-   2.8. MCP23017 Expander - use onboard MCP23017 expander for your own external devices
+   2.8. easyC - use easyC ecosystem (I2C) and read a sensor value
 
-   2.9. Web Server - make Inkplate a web server
+   2.9. MCP23017 Expander - use onboard MCP23017 expander for your own external devices
+
+   2.10. Web Server - make Inkplate a web server
 
 3. **Others**
 
-   3.1. Slave Mode - mode that enables control of the screen from any external device using UART
+   3.1. Peripheral Mode - mode that enables control of the screen from any external device using UART
 
    3.2. Screen Cleaning - clean the screen in case of image burn-in
 
 ### Using Inkplate 6 with another microcontroller
 
-As promised in an [early update](https://www.crowdsupply.com/e-radionica/inkplate-6/updates/successfully-funded-also-third-party-master-controllers-and-partial-updates), Inkplate 6's screen contents can be updated using 3rd controller (such as Raspberry Pi or another microcontroller). The "Slave Mode" (unpopular name right now, we are aware and will change) enables this. All brand new Inkplates come pre-programmed with slave mode and can be used right away.
+As promised in an [early update](https://www.crowdsupply.com/e-radionica/inkplate-6/updates/successfully-funded-also-third-party-master-controllers-and-partial-updates), Inkplate 6's screen contents can be updated using 3rd controller (such as Raspberry Pi or another microcontroller). The "Peripheral Mode" (unpopular name right now, we are aware and will change) enables this. All brand new Inkplates come pre-programmed with peripheral mode and can be used right away.
 
-It is based on UART (serial) communication - connect the Inkplate to "master" board either via USB cable or directly via ESP32 RX and TX pins. Using standard UART at 115200 baud, you can send commands to change screen contents. For example, send \*#H(000,000,"/img.bmp")\*\* to show image img.bmp from SD card on the screen. Find very basic documentation for using it [here](https://github.com/e-radionicacom/Inkplate-6-Arduino-library/blob/master/examples/4.%20Others/1-Inkplate_Slave_Mode/Inkplate_slave_mode_documentation.txt).
+It is based on UART (serial) communication - connect the Inkplate to "master" board either via USB cable or directly via ESP32 RX and TX pins. Using standard UART at 115200 baud, you can send commands to change screen contents. For example, send \*#H(000,000,"/img.bmp")\*\* to show image img.bmp from SD card on the screen. Find documentation, see our readthedocs page here https://inkplate.readthedocs.io/en/latest/peripheral-mode.html.
 
 ### Battery power
 
 Inkplate 6 has two options for powering it. First one is obvious - USB port at side of the board. Just plug any micro USB cable and you are good to go. Second option is battery. Supported batteries are standard Li-Ion/Li-Poly batteries with 3.7V nominal voltage. Connector for the battery is standard 2.00mm pitch JST connector. The onboard charger will charge the battery with 500mA when USB is plugged at the same time. You can use battery of any size or capacity if you don't have a enclosure. If you are using our enclosure, battery size shouldn't exceed 90mm x 40mm (3.5 x 1.57 inch) and 5mm (0.19 inch) in height. [This battery](https://e-radionica.com/en/li-ion-baterija-1200mah.html) is good fit for the Inkplate.
 
 ### Micropython
 
-If you are looking for micropython support, it is still work in progress - we are new with it! :) When it's ready, we will let you know with new project update.
+If you are looking for micropython support, see our docs showing how to set it up here: https://inkplate.readthedocs.io/en/latest/get-started.html#micropython
 
 ### License
 

…plate_Slave_Mode/Inkplate_Slave_Mode.ino …pheral_Mode/Inkplate_Peripheral_Mode.inoexamples/Others/Inkplate_Slave_Mode/Inkplate_Slave_Mode.ino renamed to examples/Others/Inkplate_Peripheral_Mode/Inkplate_Peripheral_Mode.ino examples/Others/Inkplate_Slave_Mode/Inkplate_Slave_Mode.ino renamed to examples/Others/Inkplate_Peripheral_Mode/Inkplate_Peripheral_Mode.ino

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 /*
-   Inkplate_Slave_Mode sketch for e-radionica.com Inkplate 6
+   Inkplate_Peripheral_Mode sketch for e-radionica.com Inkplate 6
    Select "Inkplate 6(ESP32)" from Tools -> Board menu.
    Don't have "Inkplate 6(ESP32)" option? Follow our tutorial and add it:
    https://e-radionica.com/en/blog/add-inkplate-6-to-arduino-ide/
@@ -11,9 +11,9 @@
    Because it uses UART, it's little bit slower and it's not recommended to send bunch of
    drawPixel command to draw some image. Instead, load bitmaps and pictures on SD card and load image from SD.
    If we missed some function, you can modify this and make yor own.
-   Also, every Inkplate comes with this slave mode right from the factory.
+   Also, every Inkplate comes with this peripheral mode right from the factory.
 
-   Learn more about Slave Mode in this update:
+   Learn more about Peripheral Mode in this update:
    https://www.crowdsupply.com/e-radionica/inkplate-6/updates/successfully-funded-also-third-party-master-controllers-and-partial-updates
 
    UART settings are: 115200 baud, standard parity, ending with "\n\r" (both)