Updated Menu options explained (markdown)

Menu-options-explained.md

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 Can, in some cases, be helpfull to reduce interference from noise sources.
 
 ### AM RF Level offset
+Adjust this to your needs. When using an active antenna the value should be negative. You can play with this value to get the best DSP performance on AM bands
+
+### Select AM band
+Select the AM bands which should be available with the band selector
+
+### Show SW wavelength
+This will show the broadcast band next to the frequency, for example "49m".
+
+### AM CoChannel Detection
+Set the sensitivity for the AM CoChannel detector. When CoChannelling is detected it will be shown on the screen. It's only a detector, not a filter.
+
+### CoChannel Det. Threshold
+Set the threshold for the CoChannel detector
+
+### AM ATT
+Antenna attenuator setting for AM
+
+# Connectivity
+### USB Mode
+Set to XDRGTK or RDS Spy. When XDRGTK baudrate is set to 115200bps. When set to RDS Spy baudrate is set to 19200bps.
+
+### Wi-Fi Active
+Enable or disable the WiFi connection. When connection, your IP address is shown on this line.
+
+### Configure Wi-Fi
+Set the radio in Wi-Fi configuration. Follow the instructions to set the Wi-Fi connection with the help of your smartphone. You can also set the password voor XDRGTK connection over IP.
+
+### Stationlist Client IP
+When you use Stationlist, set the IP address of the device which runs Stationlist (for example, the IP address of your PC)
+
+### Stationlist ID
+When you have more radio's connected to Stationlist, you can set the ID here. With this you can detect which radio is controlling Stationlist
+
+# About software
+Show the credits of the people who made this software possible.