Reorg and fleshing out docs

docs/en/device-configuration/troubleshoot-devices.md

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 Not every device will work perfectly. Additionally, devices deployed outdoors will be exposed to the elements, primarily heat and moisture, and degrade naturally over time. With that said, outdoor access points have often lasted 5 years or longer. In Philadelphia, we rarely encounter inclement weather that damages our radios.  
 
+## Maintenance and Troubleshooting
+
+Here are some considerations for maintenance and troubleshooting work:
+
+* Start with identifying the problem. What evidence can we use to understand why equipment may not be functioning properly?
+    * Check the power source.
+    * Check to ensure all equipment is properly plugged in.
+    * Check for water damage.
+    * Check the settings in the Controller.
+* Always try the easiest solution first.
+* Don’t be afraid to schedule a follow-up visit if a problem cannot be solved day-of.
+
 ## Unifi AP LED Status Indicators
 Each Unifi AP has an LED which indicates its current status. 
 
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 **Observations**: No lights, device is offline/missing from UISP.
 
 **Potential Causes and Fixes**:
-* **Flawed power connection/Ethernet cable if PoE** - Test the ERX with a different 9v power supply and check if the ERX comes online. Try switching to a different 9v power supply. If using PoE, ensure the voltage is correct.
+* **Flawed power connection/Ethernet cable if PoE** - Test the ERX with a different 12V power supply and check if the ERX comes online. Try switching to a different 12V power supply. If using PoE, ensure the voltage is correct.
 
 ## Useful Terminal Commands for Networking 
 * `ipconfig` (Windows)/`ifconfig` (Unix) - display network interfaces and related information - IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway. 

docs/en/glossary.md

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 :   The brand of WiFi equipment that PCW uses; a family of wireless access points, switches, routers, controller devices, VoIP phones, and access control products. [Unifi product line](https://techspecs.ui.com/unifi)
 
 **EdgeRouter-X (ERX)**
-:   The router PCW uses as a switch; a switch moves data between devices. [EdgeRouter X product page](https://store.ui.com/us/en/pro/category/wired-edge-max-routing/products/er-x)
+:   The router PCW uses. [EdgeRouter X product page](https://store.ui.com/us/en/pro/category/wired-edge-max-routing/products/er-x)
 
 **Power over Ethernet (PoE)**
 :   Passing electric power along with data on Ethernet cabling, so an outdoor device can be powered from an indoor outlet. [PoE injector product page](https://store.ui.com/us/en/pro/products/poe-24)

docs/en/index.md

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 # Welcome to the Philly Community Wireless Docs!
 
-**Philly Community Wireless** (PCW) is building community-controlled wireless internet networks in Philadelphia. We aim to provide a baseline of internet access for everyone, enhancing quality of life today and positioning communities for a more healthy and prosperous tomorrow. With the help of [**PhillyWisper**](https://phillywisper.net/), a pro-net neutrality, wireless internet service provider, we are actively installing internet throughout **Kensington** and **Fairhill**, in public and private areas of North Philadelphia. You can see our network's geographic scope on our [webmap](https://phillycommunitywireless.org/networkmap).
+**Philly Community Wireless** (PCW) is building community-controlled wireless internet networks in Philadelphia. We aim to provide a baseline of internet access for everyone, enhancing quality of life today and positioning communities for a more healthy and prosperous tomorrow. With the help of [**PhillyWisper**](https://phillywisper.net/), a pro-net neutrality, wireless internet service provider, we are actively installing internet throughout **Norris Square**, **Fairhill**, and **Kensington**, in public and private areas of North Philadelphia. You can see our network's geographic scope on our [webmap](https://phillycommunitywireless.org/networkmap).
 
 Our community wireless mesh network allows us to share Internet connections among a broader group of users with very little cost for the infrastructure. This docs page provides technical information and guides for individuals or organizations looking to contribute to or replicate elsewhere the organization's configuration and installation of routers and antennas for building a large-scale public wireless mesh network.
 
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 **Installations**
 
-- [Building Assessments](installations/buildingassessment.md)
-- [Access Point Placement](installations/ap-placement.md)
+- [Guiding Principles](installations/handbook/overview.md)
+- [Safety Basics](installations/handbook/safety-basics.md)
+- [Rooftop, Ladder & Drill Safety](installations/handbook/risks-rooftop-ladder-drill.md)
+- [Building & Electrical Safety](installations/handbook/safety-buildings-electrical.md)
+- [Install Planning](installations/install-planning.md)
 - [Hardware](installations/hardware.md)
+- [Cabling and Mounting](installations/cabling-and-mounting.md)
 
 **Networking and device configuration**