docs: improve ESP32 flashing guide clarity and fix typos#16
docs: improve ESP32 flashing guide clarity and fix typos#16jjsilva510 wants to merge 2 commits intoFreedomLabNYC:mainfrom
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- Improve sentence structure and readability
- Clarify COM port selection instructions
- Enhance image descriptions
- Fix spelling errors (splash, ensures) - Improve sentence structure and readability - Add proper punctuation and consistent capitalization - Clarify COM port selection instructions - Enhance image descriptions
docs/topics/bitcoin-hardware-wallet/00-beginners-hardware-wallet/lesson.md
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| 6. That's it! A progress bar should show up, and when it's finished, you're ready to set it up. | ||
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| 7. The LilyGo T-Display should show a quick splash screen that says "Jade DIY", after which it should display the following screen: | ||
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same thing with this img. needs to be in the PR. maybe we should start using GIT LFS but that's for a different conversation
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in the future, let’s avoid spaces in file names. i’m not sure this will be linked properly
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| * An existing Lightning Wallet that you can use to fund your LNbits account with. | ||
| * A Mobile Phone with NFC support (Only actually works with android). | ||
| * A BoltRing or NFC424 enabled device that has not been set up yet (or has been [wiped](./#)). |
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i’m not sure where this link goes. is this correct?
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| ## Step 1 - Install Bolt Card Creator | ||
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| If you have an **Android** phone install the **Bolt Card NFC Card Creator App** from Google Play. If you are using an **iPhone** install the **Boltcard NFC Programmer** from the App Store. This doesn't really work well with iPhone. |
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we should link to these apps
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| 1. Select the **Advanced** tab at the bottom of the start screen of the Bolt Card Creator App. | ||
| 2. Select the **Read NFC** tab on the stacked menu. | ||
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| Smartphones have their NFC antenna in different places. Usually, it is in the upper third of the back of the phone. While scanning the BoltRing, pay attention to the position the app detects the BoltRing. Knowing the antenna position will give you more confidence when writing the configuration to the BoltRing later. | ||
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| > **Error: This NFC card has not been formatted.** | ||
| > If you get this error, you can use the **NXP TagWriter App** to erase and format your tag as NDEF. |
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| 1. Click on **Manage Extensions** in the left menu. | ||
| 2. Click **ENABLE** on the **Bolt Cards** tile. | ||
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ui screenshots would be great here. there’s also an extra newline above 3
| * Click **CREATE CARD**. | ||
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| 3. After clicking **CREATE CARD**, you should see the card service created. Click the **QR Code** in the first column of the list to show the QR code you need in the next step. |
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let’s remove extra lines and add ui screenshots
| 3. Scan the **QR code** from the LNbits popup (from Step 5) using the app's QR code scanner. | ||
| 4. The app will show "Bolt Card Service URL received" and populate the write fields. | ||
| 5. Press the **WRITE** button. | ||
| 6. Scan your BoltRing by holding it to the back of your phone (at the antenna location you found in Step 1). |
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ideally there would’ve been a separate PR for a new class