Updated User Documentation (markdown)

User-Documentation.md

@@ -44,7 +44,16 @@ Below are the main wishbone ports:
 | i_wb_stb   |  Strobe or transfer request signal. It's asserted (set to 1) to request a data transfer. | 
 | i_wb_we   | Write-enable signal. A high value (1) indicates a write operation, and a low value (0) indicates a read operation. | 
 | i_wb_addr  | Address bus. Used to specify the address for the current read or write operation. Formatted as {row, bank, column}. | 
-| i_wb_data   | Data bus for write operations. In a 4:1 controller, the data width is 8 times the data width `DQ_BITS`x`LANES`. | 
+| i_wb_data   | Data bus for write operations. In a 4:1 controller, the data width is 8 times the DDR3 pins `DQ_BITS`x`LANES`. | 
+| i_wb_sel   | Byte select for write operations. Indicates which bytes of the data bus are to be overwritten for the write operation. | 
+| o_wb_stall   | Indicates if the controller is busy (1)and cannot accept any new requests. | 
+| o_wb_ack   |  Acknowledgement signal. Indicates that a read or write request has been completed. | 
+| o_wb_data   | Data bus for read operations. Similar to `i_wb_data`, the data width for a 4:1 controller is 8 times the DDR3 pins `DQ_BITS`x`LANES`. 
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+Extra ports associated to the main wishbone ports:
+| i_wb_data   | Data bus for write operations. In a 4:1 controller, the data width is 8 times the DDR3 pins `DQ_BITS`x`LANES`. | 
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 **Note:**  
 [1]: For x16 DDR3 like in Arty S7, use `DQ_BITS` of 8 and `LANES` of 2.