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README.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ pip install -r requirements.txt
 ```
 
 ### CONFIG file
-To configure the parameters of the program you have to create a 'CONFIG.txt' file with the following parameters:
+To configure the parameters of the program you have to create a `CONFIG.txt` file with the following parameters:
 ```txt
 VALUES=PARAM1 PARAM2 NULL PARAM3
 NEWLINE=;
@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ BAUDRATE=9600
 UDP_PORT=5000
 SERIAL_PORT=/dev/ttyUSB0
 ```
-The 'VALUES' params separated by a space indicate the order of the values in the CSV string. The 'NULL' value indicates that the value is not going to be sent, but discarded when the CSV comes into the program. The 'NEWLINE' param indicates the character that separates the CSV strings, the usage of '\n' as a NEWLINE can be achieved via the 'LF' symbol and the '\r\n' via the 'CRLF' one (ex: NEWLINE=LF). The 'SEPARATOR' param indicates the character that separates the values in the CSV string. The 'BAUDRATE' param indicates the baudrate of the serial port. The 'UDP_PORT' param indicates the port of the UDP server. The 'SERIAL_PORT' param indicates the serial port to use.
+The `VALUES` params separated by a space indicate the order of the values in the CSV string. The NULL value indicates that the value is not going to be sent, but discarded when the CSV comes into the program. The `NEWLINE` param indicates the character that separates the CSV strings, the usage of '\n' as a NEWLINE can be achieved via the 'LF' symbol and the '\r\n' via the 'CRLF' one (ex: NEWLINE=LF). The `SEPARATOR` param indicates the character that separates the values in the CSV string. The `BAUDRATE` param indicates the baudrate of the serial port. The `UDP_PORT` param indicates the port of the UDP server. The `SERIAL_PORT` param indicates the serial port to use.
 
 With the configuration shown above you can send the following JSON (assuming CSV data is: 1,2,3,4\n):
 ```json
@@ -36,6 +36,14 @@ With the configuration shown above you can send the following JSON (assuming CSV
 }
 ```
 
+## How to pair with Plotjuggler graphing tool
+1. Open Plotjuggler
+2. Click on the `Streaming` section, select UDP Server:
+![Plotjuggler](img/plotjuggler.png)
+3. Set the port to the same number as UDP_PORT of the CONFIG and click on 'Ok'.
+4. Click on the 'Start' button and select the parameters you want to plot from the menu on the left.
+5. Drag the data values in the graph area to visualize them.
+
 ## Build executable
 ```bash
 pyinstaller --name SerialToUdpTranslator  main.py --onefile --windowed