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From: marchingband <34205564+marchingband@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Thu, 29 Jul 2021 09:56:56 -0700
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 * If you open the javascript console in your web browser, you will see some logs coming from the WVR. You can set the **log verbosity**. If you don't need logs, leave it set to **none**. Verbose logs can cause little glitches in the audio engine.
 * **wifi on at boot** determines weather your WVR will turn on its wifi antenna at boot. Setting this to **false** is risky. Make sure that you have a pin action set to turn it on, and have tested that pin, because if you don't, its possible you will be unable to access the UI to change this setting back! The solution could be to boot from the recovery firmware, of course, should that occur.
 * you can also change the WIFI network name and password here.
-* Backing up and restoring your eMMC (onboard memory on the WVR) is meant for cloning your WVR, in the case where you have a product that you want to quickly clone, and not have to set up all the configuration and sounds every time. **backup eMMC** will upload a binary file to your computer. On the receiving device, open this same menu and *select eMMC recovery file** then **restore eMMC**. This process may take a long time, depending on how many sounds you have in memory. Note this process will clone everything *except* the firmware running on your WVR, so make sure you have the same (or compatible) firmwares running on both devices. All the note configurations, all the sounds, the backup firmware, your stored firmwares, the global settings, and everything else will be cloned to the new WVR!
+* Backing up and restoring your eMMC (onboard memory on the WVR) is meant for cloning your WVR, in the case where you have a product that you want to quickly clone, and not have to set up all the configuration and sounds every time. **backup eMMC** will upload a binary file to your computer. On the receiving device, open this same menu and **select eMMC recovery file** then **restore eMMC**. This process may take a long time, depending on how many sounds you have in memory. Note this process will clone everything *except* the firmware running on your WVR, so make sure you have the same (or compatible) firmwares running on both devices. All the note configurations, all the sounds, the backup firmware, your stored firmwares, the global settings, and everything else will be cloned to the new WVR!
 
 # firmware manager
 WVR can store up to 10 different firmwares, and the UI allows you to boot from any of them.