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@@ -9,9 +9,9 @@ iCueConnect-Android is an Android app that allows you to control your Corsair iC
 ## Requirements
 * You will need iCue installed and running on your windows machine.
 * You will need to download and configure the iCueConnect-API on your windows machine.
-* You will have to have configured all your Corsair devices through iCue.
+* You will have to have configured all your Corsair devices through iCUE.
 * In order for iCueConnect-Android App to communicate with [iCueConnect-API](https://github.com/ScreamingOranges/iCueConnect-API) and set the LEDs accordingly, both devices must be connected to the internet.
-* Lastly you will have to check the **Enable SDK** option in iCue's Settings.
+* Lastly you will have to check the **Enable SDK** option in iCUE's Settings.
 <p align="center">
   <img src="https://help.corsair.com/hc/article_attachments/360072361252/iCUE_SDK_enabled.jpg" width="800px">
 </p>
@@ -45,38 +45,38 @@ iCueConnect uses Pusher for realtime communication between iCueConnect-Android A
 5. Save these values. We will need them later.
 
 ### Configuring iCueConnect on Android 
-1. First make sure that you downloaded and configured the iCueConnect-API. **If you did not do this, the app will not work**.
-2. Open iCueConnect on Android and click the settings icon in the top right corner. <img align="right" style="padding-left:20px" src="./readmeImages/settings_icon.jpg" width="200px">
+1. Make sure that you downloaded and configured the iCueConnect-API. **If you did not do this, the app will not work**.
+2. Open iCueConnect on Android and click Setting from the menu in the top right corner.
 3. In the fields enter the associated values that we got from creating a Pusher account. <br/> **DO NOT ENTER THE QUOTATION MARKS, ONLY ENTER THE TEXT**
 4. Click the **SAVE** button to set the values.
     > Note: If you enter an incorrect value for any of the fields, simply update the values in the fields and click the **SAVE** button again.
 
 ## How To Use
-When you first open the app you will be presented with the right most image.<br> 
-This is the main page where you can manually control your LEDs.<br>
+When you first open the app you will be presented with the homepage.<br> 
+This is the main page where you can control your LEDs.<br>
 
 <img align="right" style="padding-left:20px" src="./readmeImages/main_activity_default.jpg" width="250px">
 
 ### The Menu Bar 
-* The menu bar is the main way to navigate through out the app, and only has three buttons. <br><br>
-<img src="./readmeImages/reset_control_icon.jpg" height="70px"> <img src="./readmeImages/help_icon.jpg" height="70px"> <img src="./readmeImages/settings_icon.jpg" height="70px">
+* The menu bar is the main way to navigate throughout the app, and only has four buttons. <br>
 
 1. **Revert Control** 
    * This reverts LED control back to iCue. 
-   * For example, if you set the LEDs to a color using the **LIVE** or **SOLID** option, then they will stay that color unless you click this button.
-2. **Help**  
+   * For example, if you set the LEDs to a color, then they will stay that color unless you click this button.
+2. **Sync Devices**
+   * This sends a request to the iCueConnect API for all the devices configured via iCUE. Once the information is received it populates the drop down.
+3. **Help**  
    * This button redirects to a page shows the readme file for the iCueConnect-Android app.
-3. **Settings**
+4. **Settings**
    * This button redirects to the previously mentioned [Setting Up Pusher](#setting-up-pusher) section.
 
 ### Controlling LEDs
-  1. Select an option from the dropdown below the **Enter RGB Values Below** title where the following options will appear.<br/> 
-       * **Pulse** :  Pulses the LEDs and then goes back to iCUE's selected color. 
-       * **SOLID** : Sets the LEDs to color of your choice and stays that color.
-       * **LIVE** : This is works the same way that the SOLID option does, except that the color of your LEDs are automatically set.
-  2. Use the color wheel to select the color of your choice. You can preview the color of your choice via the color square.
-  3. Use the horizontal bar to select the brightness. 
-  4. **(OPTIONAL)** Instead of using the color wheel and the brightness bar, you can enter RGB values in the input field. Each value should be from 0 to 255, and should be separated by a space. For example:
+  1. Select an option from the dropdown below the **Enter RGB Values Below** title where all your devices will appear. If only *All Devices* appears, then you will need to sync your devices (make sure the iCue Connect API is updated and running).<br/> 
+  2. Toggle the *LIVE* switch to update your computers Leds in realtime.
+        > Note: Pusher limits you to 200,000 messages a day with the free plan, and using the *LIVE* option eats through that. You can check how many messages you sent under the *Overview* tab for your account's app on pusher's website.
+  3. Use the color wheel to select the color of your choice. You can preview the color of your choice via the color square.
+  4. Use the horizontal bar to select the brightness. 
+  5. **(OPTIONAL)** Instead of using the color wheel and the brightness bar, you can enter RGB values in the input field. Each value should be from 0 to 255, and should be separated by a space. For example:
       * Passing the color RED
         ```
         255 0 0
@@ -89,7 +89,6 @@ This is the main page where you can manually control your LEDs.<br>
         ```
         0 0 255
         ```
-   5. If you selected **LIVE** from the dropdown, then you can skip this step since the **UPDATE ICUE** button is pointless. However if you chose another option, then when you are done choosing a color either by the color wheel, or by the RGB Value input field, press the **UPDATE ICUE** button to set your LEDs to your color of choice.
 
 ### Notification LEDs
 This option can be enabled from the **Notification Leds** option in the android app's settings page.
@@ -97,6 +96,7 @@ This option can be enabled from the **Notification Leds** option in the android
 
 ## Help
 * Leds not updating according to your phones selection? Follow these trouble shooting steps.
+    * Select the **Test** button from the iCue Connect API.
     * Make sure that iCue is running in the background and that the **Enable SDK** option is set in the settings.
     * Sometimes iCue will need to be reopened. Try that.
     * Make sure your Pusher credentials are correct on both devices. 
@@ -112,10 +112,6 @@ This option can be enabled from the **Notification Leds** option in the android
 ## Disclaimer 
 **I do work for nor did I partner up with Corsair to produce this application. I am simply an enthusiast who just wanted to bring an idea to life.**
 
-## Version History
-* 1.0
-    * Initial Release
-
 # For Developers
 
 ## Utilized Dependencies 
@@ -126,7 +122,9 @@ This option can be enabled from the **Notification Leds** option in the android
 * androidx.test.ext:junit:1.1.2
 * androidx.test.espresso:espresso-core:3.3.0
 * com.pusher:pusher-http-java:1.2.0
+* com.pusher:pusher-java-client:2.2.6
 * androidx.localbroadcastmanager:localbroadcastmanager:1.0.0
 * com.google.code.gson:gson:2.8.6
 * com.github.duanhong169:colorpicker:1.1.6
 * androidx.palette:palette:1.0.0
+* group: 'com.fasterxml.jackson.core', name: 'jackson-databind', version: '2.11.3'
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