Merge pull request #75 from CharaChorder/update-device-manager

Update device manager links

Author: jdestgermain

docs/CharaChorder One.rst

@@ -115,7 +115,7 @@ lateral movement in order to work, just apply force onto the switch
 “into” the device. Each of the five directions on a switch can be mapped
 to a configurable key, which can include letters, numbers, symbols,
 control keys and even function keys. You can see the most current list
-of configurable action codes in the `Device Manager <https://manager.charachorder.com/config/layout/>`__.
+of configurable action codes in the `Device Manager <https://charachorder.io/config/layout/>`__.
 
 Connections
 -----------
@@ -216,9 +216,9 @@ Checking your Device’s Firmware
 You can check your device’s current firmware by following the steps
 below: 
 
-#. On a chromium based browser, such as Chrome, go to the CharaChorder `Device Manager <https://manager.charachorder.com/config/layout/>`__ 
+#. On a chromium based browser, such as Chrome, go to the CharaChorder `Device Manager <https://charachorder.io/config/layout/>`__ 
 #. Click “Connect” 
-#. When the popup box comes up that reads “manager.charachorder.com wants to connect to a serial port”, choose your CharaChorder device, then click the blue “connect” button
+#. When the popup box comes up that reads “charachorder.io wants to connect to a serial port”, choose your CharaChorder device, then click the blue “connect” button
 
 After following the above steps, you can find your
 firmware version right above the “Connect” button. It will read
@@ -242,9 +242,9 @@ site <https://www.charachorder.com/pages/update-your-firmware>`__.
 .. warning::
    IMPORTANT: Before performing the below steps, please make sure that you have a :ref:`backup of your layout<Device Manager:Backups>` as well as a :ref:`backup of your chord library<Device Manager:Backups>` and a :ref:`backup of your GTM settings<Device Manager:Backups>`. The update might reset those, so it's important that you    keep backup files handy. For instructions on how to restore backed up files, visit the :ref:`Backups<Device Manager:Restoring from a Backup>`    section.
 
-#. On a chromium based browser, such as Chrome, go to the CharaChorder `Device Manager <https://manager.charachorder.com/config/layout/>`__ 
+#. On a chromium based browser, such as Chrome, go to the CharaChorder `Device Manager <https://charachorder.io/config/layout/>`__ 
 #. Click “Connect”
-#. When the popup box comes up that reads “manager.charachorder.com wants to connect to a serial port”, choose your CharaChorder device, then click the blue “connect” button
+#. When the popup box comes up that reads “charachorder.io wants to connect to a serial port”, choose your CharaChorder device, then click the blue “connect” button
 #. _`Click` “Boot Menu” (the power icon) followed by “Bootloader”. Your CharaChorder will now appear as an external storage device on your computer’s file explorer or Finder app. It might be named one of the following: “Arduino”, “Seeduino”, or “CharaChorder One”.
 #. Download your update file from this site: `<https://www.charachorder.com/pages/update-your-firmware>`__
 
@@ -372,14 +372,14 @@ else. Your device will always be in the A1 layer upon boot.
 
 While the A1 layer is active on the CharaChorder One by default, you can
 map the A1 access key, which bears the name “Primary Keymap (Left)” or “Primary Keymap (Right)”, on the
-`Device Manager <https://manager.charachorder.com/config/layout/>`__.
+`Device Manager <https://charachorder.io/config/layout/>`__.
 
 A2 Layer
 ^^^^^^^^
 
 The A2 layer, sometimes referred to as the “number layer”, is accessible
 with the :doc:`A2 access key<CharaChorder Keys>`. In the above :ref:`graphic<CCEnglish Layout>`, you’ll see this labeled
-as “num-shift.” In the `Device Manager <https://manager.charachorder.com/config/layout/>`__,
+as “num-shift.” In the `Device Manager <https://charachorder.io/config/layout/>`__,
 this key has the name “Numeric Layer (Left)” and “Numeric Layer (Right)”, one for each side of the
 CharaChorder. 
 
@@ -403,7 +403,7 @@ The A3 layer, sometimes referred to as the “function layer”, is
 accessible with the :ref:`A3 access key<CharaChorder Keys>`. This key is not
 in the above :ref:`graphic<CCEnglish Layout>`, and instead
 is accessible by pressing and holding either pinky down, into the
-device. In the `Device Manager <https://manager.charachorder.com/config/layout/>`__,
+device. In the `Device Manager <https://charachorder.io/config/layout/>`__,
 this key has the name “Function Layer (Left)” and “Function Layer (Right)”, one for each side of the
 CharaChorder.
 
@@ -430,7 +430,7 @@ is currently controlled by the Operating System that your CharaChorder is
 plugged to, and it is not possible to customize their outputs.
 
 In the above graphic, you’ll see
-the Shift key labeled as “Shift”. In the `Device Manager <https://manager.charachorder.com/config/layout/>`__,
+the Shift key labeled as “Shift”. In the `Device Manager <https://charachorder.io/config/layout/>`__,
 this key has the name “Shift Keyboard Modifier (Left)” and “Shift Keyboard Modifier (Right)”, one for each side
 of the CharaChorder.
 

docs/CharaChorder X.rst

@@ -110,9 +110,9 @@ Checking your Device’s Firmware
 You can check your device’s current firmware by following the steps
 below: 
 
-#. On a chromium based browser, such as Chrome, go to the CharaChorder `Device Manager <https://manager.charachorder.com/config/layout/>`__ 
+#. On a chromium based browser, such as Chrome, go to the CharaChorder `Device Manager <https://charachorder.io/config/layout/>`__ 
 #. Click “Connect” 
-#. When the popup box comes up that reads “manager.charachorder.com wants to connect to a serial port”, choose your CharaChorder device, then click the blue “connect” button
+#. When the popup box comes up that reads “charachorder.io wants to connect to a serial port”, choose your CharaChorder device, then click the blue “connect” button
 
 After following the above steps, you can find your
 firmware version right above the “Connect” button. It will read
@@ -136,9 +136,9 @@ site <https://www.charachorder.com/pages/update-your-firmware>`__.
 .. warning::
    **IMPORTANT**: Before performing the below steps, please make sure that you have a :ref:`backup of your layout<Device Manager:Backups>`      as well as a :ref:`backup of your chord library<Device Manager:Backups>`. The update might reset those, so it's important that you    keep backup files handy. For instructions on how to restore backed up files, visit the :ref:`Backups<Device Manager:Restoring from a Backup>`    section. The update might also reset some of your :doc:`GTM<GenerativeTextMenu>` settings. Be sure to write    down settings before you update.
 
-#. On a chromium based browser, such as Chrome, go to the CharaChorder `Device Manager <https://manager.charachorder.com/config/layout/>`__ 
+#. On a chromium based browser, such as Chrome, go to the CharaChorder `Device Manager <https://charachorder.io/config/layout/>`__ 
 #. Click “Connect”
-#. When the popup box comes up that reads “manager.charachorder.com wants to connect to a serial port”, choose your CharaChorder device, then click the blue “connect” button
+#. When the popup box comes up that reads “charachorder.io wants to connect to a serial port”, choose your CharaChorder device, then click the blue “connect” button
 #. _`Click` “Boot Menu” (the power icon) followed by “Bootloader”. Your CharaChorder will now appear as an external storage device on your computer’s file explorer or Finder app. It might be named one of the following: “TinyUSB”, “TinyUSB CDC”, or “CharaChorder X”.
 #. Download your update file from this site: `<https://www.charachorder.com/pages/update-your-firmware>`__
 
@@ -215,13 +215,13 @@ else. This is the main layer. Your CharaChorder-connected keyboard will always b
 
 While the A1 layer is active on the CharaChorder X by default, you can
 map the A1 access key, which bears the name “Primary Keymap (Left)” or “Primary Keymap (Right)”, on the
-`Device Manager <https://manager.charachorder.com/config/layout/>`__.
+`Device Manager <https://charachorder.io/config/layout/>`__.
 
 A2 Layer
 ^^^^^^^^
 
 The A2 layer, sometimes referred to as the “number layer”, is accessible
-with the :doc:`A2 access key<CharaChorder Keys>`. This key is NOT mapped on your CharaChorder X by default, because the CharaChorder X uses your keyboard's layout. In the `Device Manager <https://manager.charachorder.com/config/layout/>`__,
+with the :doc:`A2 access key<CharaChorder Keys>`. This key is NOT mapped on your CharaChorder X by default, because the CharaChorder X uses your keyboard's layout. In the `Device Manager <https://charachorder.io/config/layout/>`__,
 this key has the name “Numeric Layer (Left)” and “Numeric Layer (Right)”.
 
 Any key that is on the A2 Layer can only be accessed by pressing and
@@ -233,7 +233,7 @@ A3 Layer
 ^^^^^^^^
 
 The A3 layer, sometimes referred to as the “function layer”, is
-accessible with the :ref:`A3 access key<CharaChorder Keys>`. This key is NOT mapped on your CharaChorder X by default, because the CharaChorder X uses your keyboard's layout. In the `Device Manager <https://manager.charachorder.com/config/layout/>`__,
+accessible with the :ref:`A3 access key<CharaChorder Keys>`. This key is NOT mapped on your CharaChorder X by default, because the CharaChorder X uses your keyboard's layout. In the `Device Manager <https://charachorder.io/config/layout/>`__,
 this key has the name “Function Layer (Left)” and “Function Layer (Right)”.
 
 Any key that is on the A3 Layer can only be accessed by
@@ -252,7 +252,7 @@ like other modifiers (such as CTRL and ALT). The Shift modifier output
 is currently controlled by the Operating System that your CharaChorder is
 plugged to, and it is not possible to customize their outputs.
 
-In the `Device Manager <https://manager.charachorder.com/config/layout/>`__,
+In the `Device Manager <https://charachorder.io/config/layout/>`__,
 this key has the name “Shift Keyboard Modifier (Left)” and “Shift Keyboard Modifier (Right)”, one for each side
 of the keyboard. 
 

docs/CharaChorder_Lite.rst

@@ -175,7 +175,7 @@ Checking your Device’s Firmware
 You can check your device’s current firmware by following the steps
 below: 
 
-1. On a chromium based browser, such as Chrome or Edge, go to the CharaChorder `CharaChorder Device Manager <https://manager.charachorder.com>`__ 
+1. On a chromium based browser, such as Chrome or Edge, go to the CharaChorder `CharaChorder Device Manager <https://charachorder.io>`__ 
 
 .. image:: /assets/images/ManagerFirstTimeConnect.png
   :width: 1200
@@ -196,7 +196,7 @@ below:
   		:width: 1200
   		:alt: Arrow showing where on the screen to find the red "Device" button
 
-3. When the popup box comes up that reads “manager.charachorder.com wants to connect to a serial port”, choose your CharaChorder device, then click the “connect” button
+3. When the popup box comes up that reads “charachorder.io wants to connect to a serial port”, choose your CharaChorder device, then click the “connect” button
 
 .. image:: /assets/images/ManagerSELECTDEVICE.png
   :width: 1200
@@ -224,7 +224,7 @@ site <https://www.charachorder.com/pages/update-your-firmware>`__.
 .. warning::
    IMPORTANT: Before performing the below steps, please make sure that you have a :ref:`backup of your layout<Device Manager:Backups>`      as well as a :ref:`backup of your chord library<Device Manager:Backups>` and a :ref:`backup of your GTM settings<Device Manager:Backups>`. The update might reset those, so it's important that you    keep backup files handy. For instructions on how to restore backed-up files, visit the :ref:`Backups<Device Manager:Backups>` section.
 
-1. On a chromium based browser, such as Chrome or Edge, go to the `CharaChorder Device Manager <https://manager.charachorder.com>`__ 
+1. On a chromium based browser, such as Chrome or Edge, go to the `CharaChorder Device Manager <https://charachorder.io>`__ 
 
 .. image:: /assets/images/ManagerFirstTimeConnect.png
   :width: 1200
@@ -245,7 +245,7 @@ site <https://www.charachorder.com/pages/update-your-firmware>`__.
   		:width: 1200
   		:alt: Arrow showing where on the screen to find the red "Device" button
 
-3. When the popup box comes up that reads “manager.charachorder.com wants to connect to a serial port”, choose your CharaChorder device, then click the “connect” button
+3. When the popup box comes up that reads “charachorder.io wants to connect to a serial port”, choose your CharaChorder device, then click the “connect” button
 
 .. image:: /assets/images/ManagerSELECTDEVICE.png
   :width: 1200
@@ -335,7 +335,7 @@ Learning the Layout
   :width: 1200
   :alt: Image showing the CharaChorder Lite default layout
 
-The CharaChorder Lite's layout is mostly traditional QWERTY. All of the letters and numbers are where you would expect them on other keyboards. However, there are some keys that are moved around, and a couple of extra keys as well. We'll describe the Lite's layout below. Remember that you can always :ref:`remap<Device Manager:Remapping>` the keys to your liking on the `CharaChorder Device Manager <https://manager.charachorder.com>`__.
+The CharaChorder Lite's layout is mostly traditional QWERTY. All of the letters and numbers are where you would expect them on other keyboards. However, there are some keys that are moved around, and a couple of extra keys as well. We'll describe the Lite's layout below. Remember that you can always :ref:`remap<Device Manager:Remapping>` the keys to your liking on the `CharaChorder Device Manager <https://charachorder.io>`__.
 
 Earlier, we explained that the CharaChorder Lite is a 60% keyboard. It's been named that because it's missing the navigation keys usually present on 65% keyboards, though it still has four arrow keys. Therefore, it is accurate to refer to the CCL as a 60%+6 keyboard, where the 6 refers to keys that aren't usually on a 60% keyboard. Additionally, the CCL has 67 keys, instead of the 61 keys that 60% keyboards traditionally have.
 

docs/Device Manager.rst

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ You can follow the steps below to connect to the device manager for the first ti
 .. Tip::
 	If the :ref:`device button<Devicebutton>` at the top right hand corner of the screen is not pink, then the device manager is currently connected to a device. Open the :ref:`device menu<Device Manager:Device Menu>` to make sure that it's the right device.
 
-1. On a chromium based browser, such as Chrome or Edge, go to the `CharaChorder Device Manager <https://manager.charachorder.com>`__ 
+1. On a chromium based browser, such as Chrome or Edge, go to the `CharaChorder Device Manager <https://charachorder.io>`__ 
 
 .. image:: /assets/images/ManagerFirstTimeConnect.png
   :width: 1200
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ You can follow the steps below to connect to the device manager for the first ti
   		:width: 1200
   		:alt: Arrow showing where on the screen to find the red "Device" button
 
-3. When the popup box comes up that reads “manager.charachorder.com wants to connect to a serial port”, choose your CharaChorder device, then click the “connect” button
+3. When the popup box comes up that reads “charachorder.io wants to connect to a serial port”, choose your CharaChorder device, then click the “connect” button
 
 .. image:: /assets/images/ManagerSELECTDEVICE.png
   :width: 400