Move Checklists to Install Section (#134)

arednGettingStarted/advanced_config.rst

@@ -48,9 +48,13 @@ Distance Setting
 
    The maximum distance settings the ath9k wireless driver allows depends on the channel width:
 
-   * 20 MHz: 46666 meters
-   * 10 MHz: 103030 meters
-   * 5 MHz: 215757 meters
+   =============  =================
+   Channel Width   Maximum Distance
+   =============  =================
+   20 MHz         46666 meters
+   10 MHz         103030 meters
+   5 MHz          215757 meters
+   =============  =================
 
    **Auto-Distance**: A value of zero will cause the radio to automatically determine the RF retry timer by measuring the actual time it takes acknowledgement packets to be received. The timer is set using an Exponential Weighted Moving Average (EWMA). The auto-distance setting is best used on high quality point-to-point links between backbone or relay nodes. Fifty percent performance increases have been observed on those links compared to using a static distance setting.
 

arednGettingStarted/installing_firmware.rst

@@ -40,6 +40,19 @@ Browser cache and sessions
 PXE Server
   If you are using a `PXE <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preboot_Execution_Environment>`_ server (described below), be sure to allow the PXE server through your computer's firewall. If the PXE server does not display any activity when you begin your firmware install, check your firewall settings.  On the Windows control panel, for example, click *Advanced Settings* and look through the "Inbound Rules" to see if a rule exists for the PXE server. If a rule exists, make sure to "allow connection" for both private and public networks. If no rule exists, create a new rule allowing connection for both public and private networks.
 
+Firmware First Install Checklists
+---------------------------------
+
+It may be helpful to have a brief checklist of steps to follow when doing the initial firmware installation on node hardware. The checklists below are provided to assist with this process, based on the manufacturer of your device. Complete step-by-step instructions are detailed in the sections that follow.
+
+:download:`GL.iNet First Install Checklist (PDF) <_images/GL.iNet_First_Install_Checklist.pdf>`
+
+:download:`Mikrotik First Install Checklist (PDF) <_images/Mikrotik_First_Install_Checklist.pdf>`
+
+:download:`TP-LINK First Install Checklist (PDF) <_images/TP-LINK_First_Install_Checklist.pdf>`
+
+:download:`Ubiquiti First Install Checklist (PDF) <_images/Ubiquiti_First_Install_Checklist.pdf>`
+
 Ubiquiti First Install Process
 ------------------------------
 

arednHow-toGuides/firmware_install_checklists.rst

@@ -1,13 +0,0 @@
-=================================
-Firmware First Install Checklists
-=================================
-
-Sometimes it may be helpful to have a brief checklist of steps to follow when doing the initial firmware installation on node hardware. The checklists below are provided to assist with this process, based on the manufacturer of your device. For complete step-by-step instructions, be sure to review the *Installing AREDN Firmware* section in the **Getting Started Guide**.
-
-:download:`GL.iNet First Install Checklist (PDF) <_images/GL.iNet_First_Install_Checklist.pdf>`
-
-:download:`Mikrotik First Install Checklist (PDF) <_images/Mikrotik_First_Install_Checklist.pdf>`
-
-:download:`TP-LINK First Install Checklist (PDF) <_images/TP-LINK_First_Install_Checklist.pdf>`
-
-:download:`Ubiquiti First Install Checklist (PDF) <_images/Ubiquiti_First_Install_Checklist.pdf>`

index.rst

@@ -66,7 +66,6 @@ If you would like to see the documentation for a specific AREDN |trade| release,
    :caption: How-to Guides
    :hidden:
 
-   arednHow-toGuides/firmware_install_checklists
    arednHow-toGuides/firmware_upgrade
    arednHow-toGuides/home-router-connection
    arednHow-toGuides/siso-mimo