Improve StartAqcuisition documentation

- Add details to class description about what the operator does and what
  it produces without cref links to clroni
- Fix typo in BitHelper

OpenEphys.Onix1/BitHelper.cs

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ static class BitHelper
         /// </summary>
         /// <param name="value">The value where bits will be replaced.</param>
         /// <param name="mask">A mask defining which bits should be replaced.</param>
-        /// <param name="bits">A value containing the bits that will be assingned to the <paramref name="mask"/>
+        /// <param name="bits">A value containing the bits that will be assigned to the <paramref name="mask"/>
         /// positions in <paramref name="value"/>.</param>
         /// <returns></returns>
         internal static uint Replace(uint value, uint mask, uint bits)

OpenEphys.Onix1/StartAcquisition.cs

@@ -9,19 +9,49 @@ namespace OpenEphys.Onix1
     /// <summary>
     /// Starts data acquisition and frame distribution on a <see cref="ContextTask"/>.
     /// </summary>
+    /// <remarks>
+    /// The <see href="https://open-ephys.github.io/ONI/">open neuro interface (ONI)</see> hardware
+    /// specification and API describe a general purpose acquisition system architecture and programming
+    /// interface for communication with a host PC. One requirement of ONI is a sequence of events that must
+    /// occur in order to start synchronized data acquisition. <see cref="StartAcquisition"/> performs these
+    /// required actions on one or more <see cref="ContextTask"/>s provided in its input sequence. Once
+    /// aquisition is started, devices within a particular context will start to produce data in a format
+    /// called an "ONI frame". The output sequence of this operator is therefore a <see
+    /// cref="GroupedObservable{TKey, TElement}"/>, where
+    /// <list type="table">
+    /// <item>
+    /// <term>Tkey</term>
+    /// <description>
+    /// Is the address of a particular hardware device within a single <see cref="ContextTask"/>.
+    /// </description>
+    /// </item>
+    /// <item>
+    /// <term>TElement</term>
+    /// <description>
+    /// Is a ONI frame produced by the device with address Tkey.
+    /// </description>
+    /// </item>
+    /// </list>
+    /// These pre-sorted frame sequences can be interpreted by downstream data processing operators (e.g. <see
+    /// cref="BreakoutAnalogInput"/> or <see cref="Bno055Data"/>) that convert ONI frames, which consist of
+    /// byte arrays with a header and data block, into data types that are are more amenable to processing
+    /// within Bonsai workflows.
+    /// </remarks>
     [Description("Starts data acquisition and frame distribution on a ContextTask.")]
     public class StartAcquisition : Combinator<ContextTask, IGroupedObservable<uint, oni.Frame>>
     {
         /// <summary>
-        /// Gets or sets the number of bytes read per cycle of the <see cref="ContextTask"/>'s acquisition thread.
+        /// Gets or sets the number of bytes read per cycle of the <see cref="ContextTask"/>'s acquisition
+        /// thread.
         /// </summary>
         /// <remarks>
-        /// This option allows control over a fundamental trade-off between closed-loop response time and overall bandwidth. 
-        /// A minimal value, which is determined by <see cref="ContextTask.MaxReadFrameSize"/>, will provide the lowest response latency,
-        /// so long as data can be cleared from hardware memory fast enough to prevent buffering. Larger values will reduce system
-        /// call frequency, increase overall bandwidth, and may improve processing performance for high-bandwidth data sources.
-        /// The optimal value depends on the host computer and hardware configuration and must be determined via testing (e.g.
-        /// using <see cref="MemoryMonitorData"/>).
+        /// This option allows control over a fundamental trade-off between closed-loop response time and
+        /// overall bandwidth. A minimal value, which is determined by <see
+        /// cref="ContextTask.MaxReadFrameSize"/>, will provide the lowest response latency, so long as data
+        /// can be cleared from hardware memory fast enough to prevent buffering. Larger values will reduce
+        /// system call frequency, increase overall bandwidth, and may improve processing performance for
+        /// high-bandwidth data sources. The optimal value depends on the host computer and hardware
+        /// configuration and must be determined via testing (e.g. using <see cref="MemoryMonitorData"/>).
         /// </remarks>
         [Description("Number of bytes read per cycle of the acquisition thread.")]
         [Category(DeviceFactory.ConfigurationCategory)]
@@ -31,26 +61,27 @@ public class StartAcquisition : Combinator<ContextTask, IGroupedObservable<uint,
         /// Gets or sets the number of bytes that are pre-allocated for writing data to hardware.
         /// </summary>
         /// <remarks>
-        /// This value determines the amount of memory pre-allocated for calls to <see cref="oni.Context.Write(uint, IntPtr, int)"/>,
-        /// <see cref="oni.Context.Write{T}(uint, T)"/>, and <see cref="oni.Context.Write{T}(uint, T[])"/>. A larger size will reduce
-        /// the average amount of dynamic memory allocation system calls but increase the cost of each of those calls. The minimum
-        /// size of this option is determined by <see cref="ContextTask.MaxWriteFrameSize"/>. The effect on real-timer performance is not as
-        /// large as that of <see cref="ContextTask.BlockReadSize"/>.
+        /// This value determines the amount of memory pre-allocated for calls to <see
+        /// cref="oni.Context.Write(uint, IntPtr, int)"/>, <see cref="oni.Context.Write{T}(uint, T)"/>, and
+        /// <see cref="oni.Context.Write{T}(uint, T[])"/>. A larger size will reduce the average amount of
+        /// dynamic memory allocation system calls but increase the cost of each of those calls. The minimum
+        /// size of this option is determined by <see cref="ContextTask.MaxWriteFrameSize"/>. The effect on
+        /// real-timer performance is not as large as that of <see cref="ContextTask.BlockReadSize"/>.
         /// </remarks>
         [Description("The number of bytes that are pre-allocated for writing data to hardware.")]
         [Category(DeviceFactory.ConfigurationCategory)]
         public int WriteSize { get; set; } = 2048;
 
         /// <summary>
-        /// Starts data acquisition and frame distribution on a <see cref="ContextTask"/> and returns
-        /// the sequence of all received <see cref="oni.Frame"/> objects, grouped by device address.
+        /// Starts data acquisition and frame distribution on a <see cref="ContextTask"/> and returns the
+        /// sequence of all received <see cref="oni.Frame"/> objects, grouped by device address.
         /// </summary>
         /// <param name="source">
-        /// The sequence of <see cref="ContextTask"/> objects on which to start data acquisition
-        /// and frame distribution.
+        /// The sequence of <see cref="ContextTask"/> objects on which to start data acquisition and frame
+        /// distribution.
         /// </param>
         /// <returns>
-        /// A sequence of <see cref="oni.Frame"/> objects for each <see cref="ContextTask"/>,
+        /// A sequence of data frames produced by each <see cref="ContextTask"/> in the input sequence and
         /// grouped by device address.
         /// </returns>
         public override IObservable<IGroupedObservable<uint, oni.Frame>> Process(IObservable<ContextTask> source)