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--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ TCS Intercom Component
 
 The ``tcs_intercom`` Component allows you to easily communicate on a TCS:Bus with ESPHome and Home Assistant.
 
-Basic ESPHome Configuration Entry:
+Minimal ESPHome Configuration:
 ```
 external_components:
   - source: github://AzonInc/ESPHome-TCS-Intercom
@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ external_components:
 tcs_intercom:
 ```
  
-Example of a Configuration Entry, which generates a binary_sensor entity that goes to on when receiving the Apartment Doorbell Command (in this case 0x1c30ba41), and a button entity that when pressed sends the command to open entrance door:
+Example of a Configuration, which generates a binary_sensor entity that goes to on when receiving the Apartment Doorbell Command (in this case 0x1c30ba41), and a button entity that when pressed sends the command to open entrance door:
 ```
 external_components:
   - source: github://AzonInc/ESPHome-TCS-Intercom
@@ -41,6 +41,9 @@ external_components:
 tcs_intercom:
   rx_pin: GPIO22
   tx_pin: GPIO23
+  event: "tcs"
+  bus_command:
+	name: "Last Bus Command"
 
 binary_sensor:
   - platform: tcs_intercom
@@ -67,6 +70,7 @@ Read more about how to use it in the [event section](#event)
 Default to `tcs`.
 If this parameter is set to `none` no event will be generated.
 
+- **bus_command** (*Optional*, text_sensor): A Text Sensor which shows the last received Bus Command.
 
 Binary sensor
 ===================
@@ -74,16 +78,17 @@ Binary sensor
 You can configure binary sensors that go on when a particular command is received from the bus.
 
 Configuration examples:
+```
+binary_sensor:
+  - platform: tcs_intercom
+	name: Apartment Doorbell
+	command: 0x1c30ba41
 
-	binary_sensor:
-	  - platform: tcs_intercom
-        name: Apartment Doorbell
-        command: "0x1c30ba41"
-
-	  - platform: tcs_intercom
-	    command: "0x0c30ba80"
-	    name: Entrance Doorbell
-	    auto_off: 5s
+  - platform: tcs_intercom
+	command: 0x0c30ba80
+	name: Entrance Doorbell
+	auto_off: 5s
+```
 
 - **command** (**Required**, int): The command that when received sets the sensor to on.
 - **auto_off** (*Optional*,  [Time](https://esphome.io/guides/configuration-types#config-time)):  The time after which the sensor returns to off. If set to `0s` the sensor once it goes on, it stays there until it is turned off by an automation. Defaults to  `3s`.
@@ -96,7 +101,6 @@ Configuration examples:
     the sensor to use that name, you can set `name: None`.
 
 
-
 Event
 ========
 If the [event](#eventlist) parameter is not set to `none`, an event will be generated each time a command is received.
@@ -104,67 +108,76 @@ If the [event](#eventlist) parameter is not set to `none`, an event will be gene
 You can intercept events on home assistant on the page "developer tools -> event"
 
 Each time a command is received, an event like this will be generated:
-
-	event_type: esphome.tcs
-	data:
-	  device_id: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
-	  command: "0x00002480"
-	origin: LOCAL
-	time_fired: "2024-01-01T00:00:00.000000+00:00"
-	context:
-	  id: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
-	  parent_id: null
-	  user_id: null
+```
+event_type: esphome.tcs
+data:
+  device_id: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
+  command: "0x00002480"
+origin: LOCAL
+time_fired: "2024-01-01T00:00:00.000000+00:00"
+context:
+  id: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
+  parent_id: null
+  user_id: null
+```
 
 To intercept this event to trigger an home assistant automation, you can use a trigger of type "event."
 
 The trigger configuration will look like this:
-
-	platform: event
-	event_type: esphome.tcs
-	event_data:
-	  command: "0x00002480"
+```
+platform: event
+event_type: esphome.tcs
+event_data:
+  command: "0x00002480"
+```
 
 You have to change the command and the name of the event you have chosen, if you have set a different one.
 
+
 Transmit a command
 ==================
 To send commands to the bus, the following action is available:
-
-	- tcs_intercom.send:
-	    command: "0x1100"
-
+```
+on_...:
+  - tcs_intercom.send:
+      command: 0x1100
+```
+	
 - **command** (**Required**, int)
 
 ### Button:
 The action can be easily inserted into a button type entity:
-
-	button:
-	  - platform: template
-	    name: Open Door
-	    on_press:
-	      - tcs_intercom.send:
-	          command: "0x1100"
-
+```
+button:
+  - platform: template
+	name: Open Door
+	on_press:
+	  - tcs_intercom.send:
+		  command: 0x1100
+```
 
 ### Service:
 You can create a home assistant service, which can easily be invoked by an automation or script:
-
-	api:
-	  encryption:
-	    key: "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
-	  services:
-	    - service: open_door
-	      then:
-	        - tcs_intercom.send:
-	            command: "0x1100"
+```
+api:
+  encryption:
+	key: "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
+	services:
+	  - service: open_door
+		then:
+		  - tcs_intercom.send:
+			  command: 0x1100
+```
 
 ### Sending multiple commands:
 There are some special configurations that require sending 2 or more commands consecutively on the bus.
 In this case, a delay of at least 200ms must be inserted between the commands (one command takes about 50ms to be sent)
 
-	- tcs_intercom.send:
-	    command: "0x1100"
-	- delay: 90ms
-	- tcs_intercom.send:
-	    command: "0x2100"
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+```
+on_...:
+  - tcs_intercom.send:
+	  command: 0x1100
+  - delay: 90ms
+  - tcs_intercom.send:
+	  command: 0x2100
+```
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