Rename supported to tested capture devices in README.md

README.md

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 ### <a id='zbtk-cap'></a>[`cap.js`](cap.js) Packet / Attribute (to MQTT) Capture 
 
-This tool is used to capture ZigBee packets using a (P)CAP compatible capture device, e.g. a [Ubisys IEEE 802.15.4 Wireshark USB Stick](https://www.ubisys.de/en/products/for-zigbee-product-developers/wireshark-usb-stick/) (see [supported capture devices](docs/supported-capture-devices.md)), optionally parsing the packet contents, decrypting the received packet with (pre-defined) Network Keys and publishing the packets and / or parsed attributes of the packets via the [`EventEmitter`](https://nodejs.org/api/events.html#class-eventemitter) interface and / or via MQTT to an external event stream.
+This tool is used to capture ZigBee packets using a (P)CAP compatible capture device, e.g. a [Ubisys IEEE 802.15.4 Wireshark USB Stick](https://www.ubisys.de/en/products/for-zigbee-product-developers/wireshark-usb-stick/) (see [tested capture devices](docs/tested-capture-devices.md)), optionally parsing the packet contents, decrypting the received packet with (pre-defined) Network Keys and publishing the packets and / or parsed attributes of the packets via the [`EventEmitter`](https://nodejs.org/api/events.html#class-eventemitter) interface and / or via MQTT to an external event stream.
 
 ```
 (P)CAP Network Interface -> ZBTK cap.js
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 Viessmann doesn't provide any access to neither their thermostat, nor bridge / coordinator implementation, thus this effort was facilitated by the development of the ZigBee Toolkit.
 
-There is are many instructions online, on how to sniff into a existing ZigBee network. For example [this guide](https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/advanced/zigbee/04_sniff_zigbee_traffic.html) from the ZigBee2MQTT project. In my case I decided to use a ready-to-use [Wireshark USB-Stick by Ubisys](https://www.ubisys.de/en/products/for-zigbee-product-developers/wireshark-usb-stick/) (see [supported capture devices](docs/supported-capture-devices.md)). What their [technical reference](https://www.ubisys.de/wp-content/uploads/ubisys-ieee802154-wireshark-manual.pdf) and the ZigBee2MQTT sniffing guide had in common was, that both assumed a encrypted network communication. However there are multiple types of security for ZigBee networks. The default is the so called "well-known" pre-shared key method, where the initial ZigBee traffic (that is used to exchange a so called "Transport Key") is sent encrypted with a well known, aka the `ZigBeeAlliance09` key: `5A:69:67:42:65:65:41:6C:6C:69:61:6E:63:65:30:39`.
+There is are many instructions online, on how to sniff into a existing ZigBee network. For example [this guide](https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/advanced/zigbee/04_sniff_zigbee_traffic.html) from the ZigBee2MQTT project. In my case I decided to use a ready-to-use [Wireshark USB-Stick by Ubisys](https://www.ubisys.de/en/products/for-zigbee-product-developers/wireshark-usb-stick/) (see [tested capture devices](docs/tested-capture-devices.md)). What their [technical reference](https://www.ubisys.de/wp-content/uploads/ubisys-ieee802154-wireshark-manual.pdf) and the ZigBee2MQTT sniffing guide had in common was, that both assumed a encrypted network communication. However there are multiple types of security for ZigBee networks. The default is the so called "well-known" pre-shared key method, where the initial ZigBee traffic (that is used to exchange a so called "Transport Key") is sent encrypted with a well known, aka the `ZigBeeAlliance09` key: `5A:69:67:42:65:65:41:6C:6C:69:61:6E:63:65:30:39`.
 
 This guide tackles it step-by-step, but in case of the Viessmann network another ("more secure") way of securing the network was chosen. It was protected with a so called "Link Key" that is based on the "Install Code" of the device that is about to join the network. Without jumping ahead, this is how to start capturing the data.
 

docs/supported-capture-devices.md → docs/tested-capture-devices.md

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-# Supported Capture Devices
+# Tested Capture Devices
 
-This page lists supported / tested capture devices for the [`cap.js` tool](../README.md#zbtk-cap) and provides additional set-up instructions and hints.
+This page lists supported and tested capture devices for the [`cap.js` tool](../README.md#zbtk-cap) and provides additional set-up instructions and hints.
+
+Further devices, as for example listed for example in the [ZigBee2MQTT sniffing how-to](https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/advanced/zigbee/04_sniff_zigbee_traffic.html), should be supported as well. Feel free to open a pull-request to add them to the list if you tested them successfully.
 
 ## Ubisys IEEE 802.15.4 Wireshark USB Stick