Update README for Windows application.

cbsdk_Win/README.md

@@ -4,9 +4,11 @@ See the top-level [README](#../README.md) for the motivation behind this applica
 
 ## Usage
 
-The current version of this application is designed to work with Cerebus / Neuroport firmware 6.05 using cbsdk for Windows targeting that firmware version.
+The current version of this application is designed to work with Cerebus / Neuroport using cbsdk for Windows that ships with Cerebus / NeuroPort Central Suite matching the hardware firmware version.
 
-To keep this application's stream compatible with the sister Python script's streams targeting newer firmware with 64-bit timestamps, here we also create a 2-channel 32-bit integer stream. The main difference is that in this stream, because cbsdk 6.05 uses 32-bit timestamps, the first channel value is always 0.
+The application must be uniquely built for each firmware version. For example, if you build it using cbsdk for firmware 6.05, the application will then fail to work on a device running firmware 7.05.
+
+To keep this application's stream compatible with the sister Python script's streams targeting newer firmware with 64-bit timestamps, here we also create a 2-channel 32-bit integer stream.
 
 Whether using this application or the Python script, the receiving inlet code or the XDF analysis code should reinterpret the `[n_sample, 2]` int32 chunks as `[n_sample, 1]` uint64 chunks. This is trivial to do in numpy:
 
@@ -16,6 +18,16 @@ Whether using this application or the Python script, the receiving inlet code or
 
 ### Prerequisites
 
-* Blackrock Cerebus or NeuroPort Windows Suite 6.05 installed on your system
+* Blackrock Cerebus or NeuroPort Windows Suite
 * An IDE with integrated CMake like Visual Studio or CLion.
   * If using CLion, MSYS2 mingw32 doesn't seem to work with the cbsdkx64.dll. Use MSVC or non msys2 mingw32.
+* An internet connection at project config time to download dependencies.
+
+### Step-by-step
+
+* Open this `cbsdk_Win` folder in your IDE. (Tested in CLion).
+* If necessary, modify the CMake `CBSDK_ROOT` variable to the cbsdk path.
+* Build the application.
+* Copy QtCore*.dll and QtXml*.dll from your Central folder (parent to cbsdk) to the build directory.
+* Open a Terminal window, cd to the build directory, and run `BlackrockTimestampsLSL.exe -h` to see the available arguments.
+* Run `BlackrockTimestampsLSL.exe`, optionally passing any arguments.