Beginner Tutorial - fix typos and remove wrong reference (#707)

* Beginner Tutorial - fix typos and remove wrong reference

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* Update configuration.md

* Update configuration.md

* Update configuration.md

Signed-off-by: Eiko Wagenknecht info@phenx.de (github: eikowagenknecht)

* Update configuration.md

Signed-off-by: Eiko Wagenknecht info@phenx.de (github: eikowagenknecht)

tutorials/beginner/configuration.md

@@ -43,19 +43,21 @@ As soon as you click on "Network Binding", the binding will start an automatic d
 
 The discovered "things" are now displayed in the inbox, and you can decide what to do next:
 
-- add the device as a thing by clicking the check icon
-- ignore the device by clicking the crossed-out-eye icon
-- delete the device by clicking the trashcan icon
+- Add the device as a thing by clicking the check icon.
+- Ignore the device by clicking the crossed-out-eye icon.
+- Delete the device by clicking the trashcan icon.
 
 The difference between ignoring and deleting discovered things is as follows:
 
-- if you ignore a thing, it disappears from the visible inbox. If you decide to add it at a later time, you can do so by scrolling to the bottom of the inbox and click the "SHOW IGNORED" button.
-- if you delete the thing, it won't be visible in the inbox any more. But if you start a new discovery process later, the thing will reappear.
+- If you ignore a thing, it disappears from the visible inbox.
+If you decide to add it at a later time, you can do so by scrolling to the bottom of the inbox and click the "SHOW IGNORED" button.
+- If you delete the thing, it won't be visible in the inbox any more.
+But if you start a new discovery process later, the thing will reappear.
 
 In this example, we click on the check icon of the thing with the IP address 192.168.1.103.
 Let's assume this is John's mobile phone which we want to use for presence detection.
 We change the (automatically added during the discovery) name of the thing on the next page to "John's Mobile" and click on the "ADD AS THING" button.
-*Please note: if your network devices use a DHCP server to obtain ther IP addresses automatically, please make sure to define a DHCP reservation for a device which you want to use in openHAB.
+*Please note: If your network devices use a DHCP server to obtain ther IP addresses automatically, please make sure to define a DHCP reservation for a device which you want to use in openHAB.
 Otherwise it's IP address may change in the future and your thing definiton won't work any more.
 Information about how to define a DHCP reservation can be normally be found in the manual of your network router.*
 
@@ -71,7 +73,8 @@ You will notice afterwards that the "Items" menu item will be gone.
 ![](images/picture_11.jpg)
 
 Now back to your recently added thing.
-Go to the "Configuration -> Things" page, there you will find your network device thing, including the name "John's Mobile" which we defined above.
+Go to the "Configuration -> Things" page.
+There you will find your network device thing, including the name "John's Mobile" which we defined above.
 
 ![](images/picture_12.jpg)
 
@@ -82,9 +85,10 @@ In this case you can see two channels: "Online" and "Time", the description belo
 
 ![](images/picture_13.jpg)
 
-What is very important: the channels are not "linked" after the thing discovery.
+What is very important: The channels are not "linked" after the thing discovery.
 Linking means to create an openHAB "item" which represents the state of a channel of a thing.
-Because we activated the "Simple Mode" before, this can be done automatically by clicking the corresponding radio button left to the channel. Otherwise you have to define the name of the item yourself.
+Because we activated the "Simple Mode" before, this can be done automatically by clicking the corresponding radio button left to the channel.
+Otherwise you have to define the name of the item yourself.
 
 So we'll link both channels of the "John's Mobile" thing now by clicking the radio buttons.
 
@@ -115,7 +119,9 @@ If you want to set a lower value there, feel free.
 
 To demonstrate that, we'll proceed and install the Zwave binding in order to add Zwave things to openHAB.
 
-**If you do not own a Zwave controller you won't be able to follow the next steps - however, this is a demonstration about how to install and configure add-ons. As mentioned before, the pure procedure to install and configure add-ons is mostly the same with other addons.**
+**If you do not own a Zwave controller you won't be able to follow the next steps.
+However, this is a demonstration about how to install and configure add-ons.
+As mentioned before, the pure procedure to install and configure add-ons is mostly the same with other addons.**
 
 **More information about the Zwave binding and the other available bindings can be found [on the bindings page of the user manual]({{base}}/addons/bindings.html)!**
 
@@ -126,14 +132,16 @@ There, we click the "+" icon again and can now choose between the "Network Bindi
 ![](images/picture_17.jpg)
 
 The difference to the network binding is, that we have to configure the Zwave controller first.
-So we are taken directly to the Zwave controller config page after clicking on the"Zwave Binding" link.
+So we are taken directly to the Zwave controller config page after clicking on the "Zwave Binding" link.
 Here we configure the port and basic settings and click the check icon afterwards.
 
 ![](images/picture_18.jpg)
 
-openHAB immediately starts discovering Zwave things via the Zwave controller and shows them in the inbox - if they already have been included! If this is a completely new Zwave controller, you'll have to include your Zwave things first.
+openHAB immediately starts discovering Zwave things via the Zwave controller and shows them in the inbox.
+This only happens if they already have been included.
+If this is a completely new Zwave controller, you'll have to include your Zwave things first.
 To set the controller into incusion mode, press the "+" icon again.
-Please refer to the manual of you Zwave device in order to find out how the inclusion works there (most of the time it's pressing thetamper button thrice).
+Please refer to the manual of your Zwave device in order to find out how the inclusion works there (most of the time it's pressing the tamper button thrice).
 
 Let's assume we bought a new wallplug and included it, it's "Node 30".
 For a simple sitemap and rule example on the next page, we'll configure this thing now:
@@ -144,13 +152,14 @@ For a simple sitemap and rule example on the next page, we'll configure this thi
 
 ![](images/picture_21.jpg)
 
-Basically we gave the thing a name ("Wallplug TV", please note the naming convention mentioned above!) and linked the "Switch" channel.
-Now we can see the wallplug (and the Zwave controller) on the "Control" page, too. It's switch is currently turned off:
+Basically we gave the thing a name ("Wallplug TV") and linked the "Switch" channel.
+Now we can see the wallplug (and the Zwave controller) on the "Control" page, too.
+Its switch is currently turned off:
 
 ![](images/picture_22.jpg)
 
 If you activate the slider of the wallplug, it will start routing power :)
 
-**You first action with openHAB!**
+**Your first action with openHAB!**
 
-[On the next page]({{base}}/tutorials/beginner/sitemap.html), we will define a sitemap to create your own view of things an items.
+[On the next page]({{base}}/tutorials/beginner/sitemap.html), we will define a sitemap to create your own view of things and items.