Mode button clicking

Author: PaulZC

docs/menu_ntp.md

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ This exchange is repeated typically five times, before the client synchronizes i
 
 Having your own NTP server on your network allows tighter clock synchronization as the network latency is minimized.
 
-Ethernet-equipped RTK devices can be placed into dedicated NTP mode, by pressing the **MODE** button until NTP is highlighted in the display and pausing there.
+Ethernet-equipped RTK devices can be placed into dedicated NTP mode, by clicking the **MODE** button until NTP is highlighted in the display and double-clicking there.
 
 ![Animation of selecting NTP mode](<img/Displays/SparkFun RTK - NTP Select.gif>)
 

docs/menu_radios.md

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ ESP-Now is a free radio included in every RTK product and works well, but it has
 
 ![Pairing Menu](img/Displays/SparkFun%20RTK%20Radio%20E-Pair.png)
 
-On devices that have a display, pressing the Power/Setup button will display the various submenus. Pausing on E-Pair will put the unit into ESP-Now pairing mode. If another RTK device is detected nearby in pairing mode, they will exchange MAC addresses and pair with each other. Multiple Rover units can be paired to a Base in the same fashion.
+On devices that have a display, clicking the Mode button will display the various submenus. Double-clicking on E-Pair will put the unit into ESP-Now pairing mode. If another RTK device is detected nearby in pairing mode, they will exchange MAC addresses and pair with each other. Multiple Rover units can be paired to a Base in the same fashion.
 
 ![Radio menu during AP-Config](<img/WiFi Config/SparkFun%20RTK%20Radio%20Config.png>)