README: drop the FX2 8-bit/24 MHz samplerate explanation
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@@ -194,16 +194,6 @@ if you wire differently:
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FX2 input threshold is TTL-ish (~1.4V): 1.8V-class cards may read unreliably;
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3V/5V classes are fine.
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**Samplerate and 8-bit mode (important):** the FX2's nominal 24 MHz is only
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available when sampling in 8-bit mode, i.e. when **only channels D0–D7 are
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enabled**. Enabling the 9th channel (A0/analog on CWAV AX clones) or any
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analog input forces 16-bit collection, which libsigrok caps at 12 MHz.
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`start.sh`/`start.bat` therefore pass `-C D0,D1,D2,D3,D4,D5,D6,D7`
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explicitly and default to **16 MHz** (comfortably under the 24 MHz USB
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bandwidth ceiling; ~3.3 samples per 4.8 MHz clock cycle). `setup.sh`/
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`setup.bat` probe and report your hardware's actual maximum under the
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same restriction.
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### Clock modes
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- `native` (default) — live captures. The decoder follows the PPS speed
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