Rework on overview of LIN chapter

Author: Benedikt Menne

docs/4_4_2_lin.adoc

@@ -5,13 +5,11 @@ This chapter describes the <<low-cut-layered-standard-bus-protocol, Layered Stan
 To simulate LIN buses, LIN-specific operations are specified based on the <<low-cut-layered-standard-bus-protocol, Layered Standard Bus Protocol>>.
 Overall, the following groups of operations exists:
 
-* Transmit: This group of operations is used to simulate a frame transmission.
+* Transmit and Confirm: This group of operations is used to simulate a frame transmission.
 There are three specific operations that represent the different communication options between a LIN Master and one or more LIN Slaves.
-* Error: This group of operations is used for protocol format errors and to simulate bus failures.
-For example, the failure of a transmission can be indicated.
+* Bus- and Format Error: This group of operations is used for protocol format errors and to simulate bus failures.
 * Configuration: This operation enables the configuration of bus-specific parameters and options that are required to simulate the bus behavior properly.
 For example, it allows the specification of the baud rate.
-* Status: This operation is used by Networked FMUs to inform Bus Simulations about the internal state (Power Off/Initialization/Operation/Sleep) which concerns the reaction on bus errors.
 * Wake up: LIN supports wake up and sleep scenarios.
 Normally there are two ways to wake up from sleep mode: a local wake up on a specified wake-up pin, or a wake-up on the LIN bus via a LIN specific wake-up pulse.
 This operation is used to simulate triggering a wake-up from bus side.