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@@ -30,7 +30,8 @@ Now extract your previously downloaded code to folder named TEF6686_ESP32
 - In this step you need to download 3 ZIP libraries (TFT_eSPI, TimeLib, Hash). Links to them are included in the code (at the beginning of INO file)
 - Don't extract downloaded ZIP files. Move to Arduino IDE and select Sketch > Include Library > Add .ZIP library
 - Select downloaded libraries. After adding 3 libraries you can move to the next step.
-2. Modifying TFT_eSPI configuration. If you done that before please move to the next step.
+2. In the Arduino IDE Board Manager set the Partition scheme to Huge APP. (3MB APP / 1MB SPIFFS)
+3. Modifying TFT_eSPI configuration. If you done that before please move to the next step.
 -  Open your User_Setup.h file (located in Documents/Arduino/libraries/TFT_eSPI folder) with these values:
 ```
 #define ILI9341_DRIVER
@@ -44,9 +45,9 @@ Now extract your previously downloaded code to folder named TEF6686_ESP32
 #define SMOOTH_FONT
 ```
 -  **ALL OTHER SETTINGS SHOULD BE REMARKED!**
-- If you experience QRM noise nearby 90 MHz please concider lowering SPI_FREQUENCY value.
-3. Now we are ready to compile the code. Click "Verify" button (first on the top left) to verify our code. It should compile your sketch and give "Done compiling" message.
-4. Select proper COM port. Tools > Port (If you are not sure which port should you select move to step 4a).
+- If you experience QRM noise nearby 90 MHz please consider lowering SPI_FREQUENCY value.
+4. Now we are ready to compile the code. Click "Verify" button (first on the top left) to verify our code. It should compile your sketch and give "Done compiling" message.
+5. Select proper COM port. Tools > Port (If you are not sure which port should you select move to step 4a).
 - Press WIN+R and type ``devmgmt.msc`` or just run your Device Manager.
 - Hold your BOOT button* on your ESP32 and plug USB cable from ESP to your computer
 - Your ESP32 should pop-up in Ports section with port name in the brackets that you need to select in Arduino IDE