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documentation/operate_docs.md

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 ## controls
 
-the controls on r_e_c_u_r work by mapping `keys` to `actions`. (custom mappings ?) by default most keys map to the same action independant of the state (ie display mode) the r_e_c_u_r is in.
+the controls on r_e_c_u_r work by mapping `keys` to `actions`. (custom mappings ?) by default most keys map to the same action independent of the state (ie display mode) the r_e_c_u_r is in.
 
 The exceptions to this are the control keys:
 
 - `<` and `>` : used for navigation when applicable (see below) ; used for seeking current sample in `SAMPLER` mode
 - `■` : used as 'enter' for navigation ; used to toggle pause/play in `SAMPLER` mode.
 
-the display modes described below are cycled by using the `DISPLAY` key. some actions are accessable through a `2ND FUNC` layer, toggled by the corrosponding key.
+the display modes described below are cycled by using the `DISPLAY` key. some actions are accessible through a `2ND FUNC` layer, toggled by the corresponding key.
 other controls include:
 
 - `→` is used to trigger the next loaded sample to play
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 some keys are empty to leave room for future features. i encourage you to make a custom key map (link to doc) or add actions (another link) you would like to use.
 
+## parts of the lcd display
+
+![display_image][display_image]
+
 ## `PLAYER` display
 
-this section displays infomation about what is in the video player : the position from start and end of currently playing video, what [slot] is playing now and what slot is loaded [next] 
+this section displays information about what is in the video player : the position from start and end of currently playing video, what [slot] is playing now and what slot is loaded [next] 
 
 ## `BROWSER` display mode
 
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 - in this mode ,  the `<` and `>` keys will move the selection up and down
 - folders are displayed ending in `|` for closed and `/` for open , the depth is displayed as indentation
 - pressing the `■` key while a folder is selected toggles it open/closed
-- pressing the `■` key while a video is selected loads it into the next avaliable slot (note : you can see the first slot a video is loaded into on right colunm)
+- pressing the `■` key while a video is selected loads it into the next available slot (note : you can see the first slot a video is loaded into on right column)
 
 ## `SAMPLER` display mode
 
-this is the main display mode for using r_e_c_u_r. from this view you can see details of all the samples loaded into the sampler. a `bank` contains 10 `slots` labeled `0` - `9`. pressing the corrosponding `key` will load the `sample` in this `slot` to start when the current sample finishes. the `slot` of the currently playing sample is highlighted.
+this is the main display mode for using r_e_c_u_r. from this view you can see details of all the samples loaded into the sampler. a `bank` contains 10 `slots` labelled `0` - `9`. pressing the corresponding `key` will load the `sample` in this `slot` to start when the current sample finishes. the `slot` of the currently playing sample is highlighted.
 
 ## `SETTINGS` display mode
 
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 - pressing `■` on a setting will either cycle through it's `options` or run an `action` depending on its type (an `action` setting will always have value `run_action`)
 
 
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