Clarify and add details to documents (#1383)

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Thoughts:
- changing the name in display to "Calibrate Tip Offset" (currently shows Calibrate temperature) might be more clear, and then people will not get  nervous and think the number displayed means temperature? since it is just a number, i.e., 765,  and does not say  "765 offset"    I suggest changing to either  "number Offset"   or  changing menu name to "Calibrate Tip Offset"  .  when people incorrectly  beleive the high number is temperature, since it says "calibrate temperature?"  then it leads to unwarranted concern that the pinecil or IronOS is broken.

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Co-authored-by: discip <53649486+discip@users.noreply.github.com>

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In which troubleshooting conditions/symptoms would:

(1) Re-calibrating  tip offset temperature be appropriate?
(2) Re-Calibrating Input voltage be appropriate?

I think these 2 internal tests would be helpful sections for Troubleshooting, but not sure of all details to write-up.

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Co-authored-by: discip <53649486+discip@users.noreply.github.com>

Documentation/Troubleshooting.md

@@ -8,10 +8,11 @@ Alongside all of these, issues with the soldering of the main MCU could cause al
 
 The tip is important for the operation of your iron. T100 and Pinecil tips are around 8 ohms, and TS80(P) tips are around 4.5 ohms.
 
-You are welcome to open discussions about issues as well, or if you bought your Pinecil from an official store; use the Pinecil community chat for support.
+You are welcome to open discussions about issues as well, or if you bought your Pinecil from an official store; use the [Pinecil community chat](https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/Pinecil#Community_links) for support.
 But it is helpful to do some basic diagnostics first just in case the issue is easily fixed.
+
 The **VAST** majority of issues are poor soldering or cold solder joints.
-If you can open up your iron, give it a good look at all the connection points, and use another iron to reflow any suspicious ones, can fix most issues.
+If you can open up your iron, give it a good look at all the connection points, and use another iron to reflow any suspicious ones, this can fix most issues.
 
 ## High tip temp reading when the tip is cool
 
@@ -28,16 +29,16 @@ If `RTip` is overreading, you may have one of the following:
 
 - Partially stuck on main MOSFET
 - Slow reacting main MOSFET driver transistor
-- Damaged op-amp
-- Poor soldering on the op-amp circuitry
+- Damaged Op-Amp
+- Poor soldering on the Op-Amp circuitry
 - No tip inserted or tip that is not connecting correctly
 
-If `RTip` is under-reading you most likely have issues with the op-amp or the tip. The signal should be pulled high by hardware (reading hot), so this often means the MCU is not reading the signal correctly. Check MCU soldering.
+If `RTip` is under-reading you most likely have issues with the Op-Amp or the tip. The signal should be pulled high by hardware (reading hot), so this often means the MCU is not reading the signal correctly. Check MCU soldering.
 
 ### CHan is out of spec
 
 CHan reading comes directly from the cold junction compensation temperature sensor.
-This is usually a TMP36, or an NTC thermistor (MHP30, TS80P).
+This is usually a TMP36 (Pinecil V1), or an NTC thermistor (MHP30, TS80P, Pinecil V2).
 
 If `CHan` is reading low:
 
@@ -54,13 +55,13 @@ If `CHan` is reading higher
 ## No display OR dots on the display
 
 If when you power up your iron you get no display, the first test is to (carefully) attempt to heat the tip.
-Press the front button on your device and check if the tip heads up.
+Press the front button (`+/A`) on your device and check if the tip heats up.
 If the tip does not heat up, it is worth trying to reflash the firmware first in case it is corrupted.
 
 The main failure mode of the OLED display module is usually poor soldering on the OLED display cable to the main PCB.
 As this is soldered by hand generally, it's the most prone to failures.
 
-If you have a poor connection or a floating pin, you can end up with a state where the screen works _sometimes_ and then freezes or only works on some power cycles.
+If you have a poor connection or a floating pin, you can end up with a state where the screen works _sometimes_ and then freezes or only works on some power cycles. It might work on very old versions of IronOS but not the newest ones. You could try to reflow the pins for the OLED. On 96x16 screens, carefully peel it back from the adhesive and reflow the solder on the pins. If needed, replacement Oled screens are common and low cost.
 
 As the OLED runs on an I2C bus, there are pull up resistors on the SDA and SCL pins. It is worth checking these as well, while they don't often fail, issues with these can cause _weird_ display issues.