 #include "ads129xDriver.h"
 
 
-// The driver is configure to talk control an ADS1294 chip.
+// The driver is configured to take control of an ADS1294 chip.
 // In file ads129xDriverConfig.h you have to specify the model of the ADS, bits per channel 
-// the lvel of verbose of the library.
+// and the level of verbose of the library.
 
 // GPIO pins where CS, DRDY and RESET pins of the ADS chip are conected.
 /* ============== GPIO pins connected to ADS chip ===========*/

  adsSensor.enableChannelAndSetGain(2, ads::registers::chnSet::GAIN_3X, ads::registers::chnSet::TEST_SIGNAL);
  Serial.println("Channel 3: power-down and its inputs shorted (as Texas Instruments recommends)");
  adsSensor.disableChannel(3, true);
  Serial.println("Channels 4 to max channels: set gain 6 and normal input");
  for (uint8_t i = 4; i <= ADS_N_CHANNELS; i++)
    adsSensor.enableChannelAndSetGain(i, ads::registers::chnSet::GAIN_6X, ads::registers::chnSet::ELECTRODE_INPUT);


  while (!Serial);
  Serial.begin(115200);

  Serial.println("Starting the ADS setup");

  Serial.println("Calling ADS129xSensor.begin() method. Remember to call at the beginning");
  // You MUST call begin() method before any other method of ADS129xSensor
  adsSensor.begin();

