Typo fixes (#1381)

docs/integrate/home_assistant.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ The gateway will need an MQTT username and password, you have to create a new us
 The max size of the username is 30 and 60 for the password.
 :::
 
-OMG will use the auto discovery functionality of home assistant to create gateway and sensors into your HASS instance automaticaly.
+OMG will use the auto discovery functionality of home assistant to create gateway and sensors into your HASS instance automatically.
 
 ![](../img/OpenMQTTGateway_auto_discovery_Gateway_Home_Assistant.gif)
 

docs/integrate/jeedom.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 Jeedom is free open-source software. [Jeedom Core](https://doc.jeedom.com/en_US/presentation/index) has multiple functionalities: scenario management, historic visualization, curves/graphics generation, text/speech-based interactions… The clear and intuitive interface allows you to set up a complete solution without development knowledge. And using widgets, views and designs, you can build your own interface.
 
-As a modular system, Jeedom provides a Market where "plugins" are available to handle numerous home automation protocols, answer to specific use cases and provide a higher level of integration between the heterogenous device ecosystem.
+As a modular system, Jeedom provides a Market where "plugins" are available to handle numerous home automation protocols, answer to specific use cases and provide a higher level of integration between the heterogeneous device ecosystem.
 
 To be able to use MQTT protocol into Jeedom and decode json payloads, [plugin jMQTT](https://domochip.github.io/jMQTT/) is needed first. Then an OMG device will be integrated, as a Jeedom equipment, and finally a BT device will be integrated, also as an equipment.
 
@@ -175,4 +175,4 @@ For example:
 
 This has be made using Open MQTT Gateway v0.9.13, Jeedom Core v4.2.20 and jMQTT plugin v2022-07-25.
 
-The original discution is available on [Jeedom Community](https://community.jeedom.com/t/antenne-bluetooth-avec-un-esp32-open-mqtt-gateway-et-jmqtt/87407) (in French).
+The original discussion is available on [Jeedom Community](https://community.jeedom.com/t/antenne-bluetooth-avec-un-esp32-open-mqtt-gateway-et-jmqtt/87407) (in French).

docs/integrate/openhab2.md

@@ -22,8 +22,8 @@ You should have an MQTT broker installed (either mosquitto or the OpenHAB2 embed
 
 In paper UI
 * In bindings add the MQTT Things binding
-* Inbox > MQTT Things binding > Add manualy >MQTT Broker : configure your borker
-* Inbox > MQTT Things binding > Add manualy >Generic MQTT Thing : select your previously configured broker as a bridge and enter your thing definition (example RF plug, weather station, PIR sensor)
+* Inbox > MQTT Things binding > Add manually >MQTT Broker : configure your broker
+* Inbox > MQTT Things binding > Add manually >Generic MQTT Thing : select your previously configured broker as a bridge and enter your thing definition (example RF plug, weather station, PIR sensor)
 * Configuration > Things > "Your thing" : click on + and add one channel for each thing parameter (example for a weather station, you will have one channel for the temperature, one channel for the humidity etc..)
 * For a state channel define the MQTT topic like this:
 
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ In paper UI
 * Repeat for each channels and each things
 * Configuration > Things > "Your thing" : click on a channel and add 1 or several items per channel defining what you want to display in the sitemap
 or
-* Define your items in an item file like this by refering to your MQTT things channels:
+* Define your items in an item file like this by referring to your MQTT things channels:
 For a mi flora and mi jia
 
 ```java
@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ Number lux_P		"Luminiosité plante[%.1f lux]"              {channel="mqtt:topic:
 
 * Configuration > Things > "Your thing" : click on a channel and add 1 or several switch per channel 
 or
-* Define your items in an item file like this by refering to your MQTT thing channel:
+* Define your items in an item file like this by referring to your MQTT thing channel:
 
 `Switch OMGSwitch "Prise 1" <poweroutlet> {channel="mqtt:topic:08998877:Power1"}`
 

docs/integrate/openhab3.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Integrate OPENHAB3
 
-This tutorial will show how to integrate the BLE gateway to OpenHAB3 leveraging the auto discovery functionnality.
+This tutorial will show how to integrate the BLE gateway to OpenHAB3 leveraging the auto discovery functionality.
 After this tutorial, you should see your Bluetooth Low Energy devices in OpenHAB3 without any file based manual configuration.
 
 ## Prerequisites

docs/prerequisites/broker.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ The broker will act as an intermediary between OpenMQTTGateway and your [control
 
 All the events or commands could pass by the broker.
 
-There is many choice of brokers, here is some of the most populars:
+There are many choices of brokers, here are some of the most popular:
 * [Mosquitto](https://mosquitto.org/) (Open source)
 * [Moquette](https://moquette-io.github.io/moquette/) (Open source)
 * [HiveMQ](https://www.hivemq.com/hivemq/features/)

docs/setitup/rs232.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 ## Compatible parts
 |Module|Purpose|Where to Buy|
 |-|-|-|
-|TTL to RS232 module|Transcieving|-|
+|TTL to RS232 module|Transceiving|-|
 
 
 Any module using a MAX232 chip will work. Don't pay extra to get all the signals, we're only using RX and TX.

docs/use/ble.md

@@ -134,7 +134,7 @@ If you want to change this characteristic:
 With Home Assistant, this command is directly available through MQTT auto discovery as a switch into the HASS OpenMQTTGateway device entities list.
 :::
 
-The gateway will publish only the detected sensors like Mi Flora, Mi jia, LYWSD03MMC... and not the other BLE devices. This is usefull if you don't use the gateway for presence detection but only to retrieve sensors data.
+The gateway will publish only the detected sensors like Mi Flora, Mi jia, LYWSD03MMC... and not the other BLE devices. This is useful if you don't use the gateway for presence detection but only to retrieve sensors data.
 
 ## Setting if the gateway use active or passive scanning
 

docs/use/boards.md

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ The same behaviour apply to M5StickC and M5StickC Plus
 
 ### Setting the log output
 
-Per default the log of the M5 boards is going to the LCD display with Errors and Warnings only, if you want to change the ouput at build time you can do it in [config_M5.h](https://github.com/1technophile/OpenMQTTGateway/blob/development/main/config_M5.h).
+Per default the log of the M5 boards is going to the LCD display with Errors and Warnings only, if you want to change the output at build time you can do it in [config_M5.h](https://github.com/1technophile/OpenMQTTGateway/blob/development/main/config_M5.h).
 
 You can also change it by MQTT. For example if you want to set to LCD
 
@@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ If you are already in low power mode 1 or 2 with M5Stack you can wake up the boa
 
 ### Setting the log output
 
-Per default the log of the SSD1306 Display boards is going to the LCD display with Errors and Warnings only, if you want to change the ouput at build time you can do it with the compiler directive `-DLOG_LEVEL_LCD=LOG_LEVEL_NOTICE`.
+Per default the log of the SSD1306 Display boards is going to the LCD display with Errors and Warnings only, if you want to change the output at build time you can do it with the compiler directive `-DLOG_LEVEL_LCD=LOG_LEVEL_NOTICE`.
 
 You can also change it by MQTT. For example if you want to set to LCD