Updated Adding support for new receiver hardware (markdown)

Adding-support-for-new-receiver-hardware.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ Notice that the command to be run by OpenWebRX is something like:
 
 The `rtl_sdr` tool is called with various commandline parameters, which are substituted from other settings (like center frequency, sampling rate, PPM). Then the `-` at the end says that `rtl_sdr` should output the samples **to the standard output instead of a file**.
 
-There is another important setting: `format_conversion` will tell OpenWebRX that the RTL-SDR outputs 8-bit unsigned samples. We have to convert these to 32-bit floating point samples in order to precess them with `csdr`. The available conversion options are listed on the [csdr project page](https://github.com/simonyiszk/csdr#data-types). As a quick reference, you can use:
+There is another important setting: `format_conversion` will tell OpenWebRX that the RTL-SDR outputs 8-bit unsigned samples. We have to convert these to 32-bit floating point samples in order to process them with `csdr`. The available conversion options are listed on the [csdr project page](https://github.com/simonyiszk/csdr#data-types). As a quick reference, you can use:
 
 * `csdr convert_s16_f` for receivers that output signed 16-bit integer data type (AFEDRI SDR, Softrock, etc.),
 * `csdr convert_s8_f` for receivers that output signed 8-bit integer data type (HackRF).