Merge pull request #21 from andreaortuno/patch-1

Update 03-Upload_Code_to_OpenBCI_Dongle.md

tutorials/03-Upload_Code_to_OpenBCI_Dongle.md

@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ The files contained in the RFduino folder are custom builds for OpenBCI by our g
 
 ![DongleBack](../assets/images/dongleBack.jpg)
 
-This process does not require 3rd party hardware. Before you begin, note that there is a switch on the dongle that allows for selection between **RESET** and **GPIO6**. This switch routes the DTR pin from the FTDI chip to either RESET or GPIO6 pin on the RFduino module. Whe the switch is in the GPIO6 position, the Dongle is ready for general communication, code upload, and streamingData mode to the OpenBCI Board. When the switch is in the RESET position, it is possible to upload code to the RFduino right there on the Dongle.
+This process does not require 3rd party hardware. Before you begin, note that there is a switch on the dongle that allows for selection between **RESET** and **GPIO6**. This switch routes the DTR pin from the FTDI chip to either RESET or GPIO6 pin on the RFduino module. When the switch is in the GPIO6 position, the Dongle is ready for general communication, code upload, and streamingData mode to the OpenBCI Board. When the switch is in the RESET position, it is possible to upload code to the RFduino right there on the Dongle.
 
 If you want to modify the firmware that the OpenBCI Dongle came with, or roll your own, make sure that you are setting the RFduino up as a HOST, and that channel is selected correctly. The channel your boards were shipped with is noted on the anit-static baggie that it came in.