README.md: update docs webserver

README.md

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+# Webserver
+After configuration of your Wifi parameters, your SmartEVSE will present itself on your LAN via a webserver. This webserver can be accessed through:
+* http://ip-address/
+* http://smartevse-xxxx.local/ where xxxx is the serial number of your SmartEVSE. It can be found on a sticker on the bottom of your SmartEVSE. It might be necessary that mDNS is configured on your LAN.
+* http://smartevse-yyyy.lan/ where yyyy is a derivative of the MAC addresss, that was shown to you when you configured your Wifi parameters.
+
 # Multiple SmartEVSE controllers on one mains supply
 Up to eight SmartEVSE modules can share one mains supply.
   - Hardware connections
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 The error condition can be reset by pressing any button on the SmartEVSE.
 
 
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 # Changes with regards to the original firmware
 * New Status page using the Rest API
 * Home battery integration
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     - Charging in Normal mode has not changed, and charging in Smart and Solar mode has not changed if you have no Sensorbox and/or kWh-meter enabled.
 
 
-# New Status Page
-![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/36994651/160653707-121dd618-ee0d-4cb3-bc39-82fde1a1a653.png)
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 # Home Battery Integration
 In a normal EVSE setup a sensorbox is used to read the P1 information to deduce if there is sufficient solar energy available. This however can give unwanted results when also using a home battery as this will result in one battery charging the other one. <br/>