Update IRT_SSPA_Series.md

Author: MariekeGO

connector/doc/IRT_SSPA_Series.md

@@ -12,19 +12,19 @@ This connector is used to monitor and configure an IRT SSPA Series device.
 
 | Range                | Key Features     | Based on     | System Impact     |
 |----------------------|------------------|--------------|-------------------|
-| 1.0.0.X [SLC Main]   | Initial version  | -            | -                 |
+| 1.0.0.x [SLC Main]   | Initial version  | -            | -                 |
 
 ### Product Info
 
 | Range     | Supported Firmware     |
 |-----------|------------------------|
-| 1.0.0.X   | 2.12.10                |
+| 1.0.0.x   | 2.12.10                |
 
 ### System Info
 
 | Range     | DCF Integration     | Cassandra Compliant     | Linked Components     | Exported Components     |
 |-----------|---------------------|-------------------------|-----------------------|-------------------------|
-| 1.0.0.X   | No                  | Yes                     | -                     | -                       |
+| 1.0.0.x   | No                  | Yes                     | -                     | -                       |
 
 ## Configuration
 
@@ -50,19 +50,19 @@ The web interface is only accessible when the client machine has network access
 
 ## How to use
 
-This connector contains the following pages: **Monitor**, **General**, **Alarms**, and **Control**, **Configuration**, subpage **LO Settings**, **Redundancy** as well as a **Web Interface** page.
+These are the main data pages of the connector:
 
-- The **Monitor** page is the default page. Here you can find the information about **Input** and **Output** power, **Device Temperature** and **Mute status**.
-- The **General** page displays general information about the connector such as the **Name** and **Location** of the device.
-- The **Alarms** page contains the **System Alarms Table** where we can see information about alarms such as: **Description**, **Status** and **Device Name**.
-- We can change **Mute** and **Gain** values on the **Control** page.
-- The **Configuration** page is allowing us to change **Center Frequency** and **Attenuation Offset**. This page also has a subpage called **LO Settings**. The subpage has **LO Frequencies** table.
-- On the **Redundancy** page you can find information about the redundancy members.
+- The **Monitor** page is the default page. Here you can find information about **Input** and **Output** power, **Device Temperature**, and **Mute status**.
+- The **General** page displays general information about the connector, such as the **Name** and **Location** of the device.
+- The **Alarms** page contains the **System Alarms Table**, which shows information about alarms such as the **Description**, **Status**, and **Device Name**.
+- On the **Control** page, you can change **Mute** and **Gain** values.
+- On the **Configuration** page, you can configure the **Center Frequency** and **Attenuation Offset**. On the **LO Settings** subpage, you can find the **LO Frequencies** table.
+- The **Redundancy** page contains information about the redundancy members.
 
-When the connector is working properly, every table on every page should be populated accordingly and with the correct resolutions. You can double-check this by looking at the parameters on the web interface.
+When the connector is working properly, every table on every page should be populated accordingly. If necessary, you can double-check this by looking at the parameters on the web interface.
 
 If everything works correctly, in the Stream Viewer you will be able to see groups **100**, **110**, **1000**, **2000**, **2010**, **2020**, and **8000**.
 
 - Groups **2020** and **8000** represent parameters that are checked every 10 seconds.
-- Groups **100**, **110**, **1000**, and **2000** and **2010** are checked every 5 minutes.
-- If there is a polling error with any of the groups, the Stream Viewer will return **GENERIC ERROR** in the response from the device.
+- Groups **100**, **110**, **1000**, **2000**, and **2010** are checked every 5 minutes.
+- If there is a polling error with any of the groups, the Stream Viewer will return **GENERIC ERROR** in the response from the device.