a bit better README

README.md

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-# LabWatcher
-Mossbauer laboratory watcher and notifier
+# Wissance.MossbauerLab.Watcher
 
-## Watching objects
+Mossbauer laboratory event watcher and notifier, used for add some specific controls (custom) over Mossbauer spectrometric devices.
 
-* `Messbauer spectra` accumulation process (monitoring auto save process) from `SM2201` spectrometer
+### Key features
+* `SM2201` spectrometer controlled by software that is running on **`Windows 98`**
+* ***Target Platform where `Wissance.MossbauerLab.Watcher` is running - `Raspberry Pi (v2)` + `Raspbian` as OS***
 
-## Running solution on Raspberry Pie
+## 1. Watching objects and notifications
+
+### 1.1 Watching objects
+* `Messbauer spectra` accumulation process (monitoring auto save process) from `SM2201` spectrometer (controll by date+time)
+   of file last change (on `Windows98` machine system ***clock must be set right***)
+
+### 1.2 Notifications 
+
+* Send fresh (-2h of Date,Time) spectra by e-mail and Telegram bot (*NOT IMPLEMENTED YET*)
+* Analyze power loss (*NOT IMPLEMENTED YET*)
+
+## 2. Configuration
+
+There are 2 run profiles (`Development` and `Production`) and 2 possible configs variants of `Wissance.Mossabuer.LabWatcher`:
+
+1. Running on Windows allows to use Net Directory class with network path to files && folders, therefore `SM2201` config section
+   looks like:
+   ```csharp
+   "Sm2201SpectraStoreSettings": {
+      "Address": "192.168.10.212",
+      "Domain": "MOSSBAUERLAB",
+      "Folder": "Autosaves",
+      "UserCredentials": null
+   }
+   ```
+
+2. Running on any Linux requires to mount Windows shared folder using `cifs.mount`, because `Directory` in Linux doesn't
+   understand Windows network Path, therefore `SM2201` config section looks like:
+   ```csharp
+   "Sm2201SpectraStoreSettings": {
+      "Address": "",
+      "Domain": "MOSSBAUERLAB",
+      "Folder": "/mnt/sm2201/dev",
+      "UserCredentials": null
+   }
+   ```
+
+Solution could be run either on `Windows` or `Linux`
+### 2.1 Running solution on Raspberry Pi
 1. Configure SMB (/etc/samba/smb.conf) as follows, add to `global` section:
    * `client min protocol = NT1`
    * `client lanman auth = yes'
    * `client ntlmv2 auth = no`
+   To check is there access to shared folder using `smbclient` use following command
+   ```bash
+   smbclient //MICHAEL/Autosaves -m NT1 -w MOSSBAUERLAB
+   ```
+   Where:
+   * `MICHAEL` - computer name
+   * `MOSSBAUERLAB` - workgroup name
+   * `AUTOSAVES` - name of shared folder
 2. To watch save process we monitor windows shared folder but in linux we have to mount shared folder using `cifs`(All names must be Uppercase):
    `sudo mount -t cifs -o user=guest,pass=,vers=1.0,sec=none,domain=MOSSBAUERLAB,ip=192.168.10.217,servern=MICHAEL //MICHAEL/AUTOSAVES /mnt/sm2201/dev`
    Where:
    * `MICHAEL` - computer name
    * `MOSSBAUERLAB` - workgroup name
    * `AUTOSAVES` - name of shared folder
 
-## How to run
 
-dotnet Wissance.MossbauerLab.Watcher.Web.dll --environment=Production
+## 3. How to run
+
+1. Configure `appsettings.Production.json` before run and set `Address` to "" and set `Folder` to mount point if you are running 
+   solution on `Raspberry Pi`
+2. Run solution `dotnet Wissance.MossbauerLab.Watcher.Web.dll --environment=Production`