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docs/usb_dynamic.md

@@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ to temporarily disable already configured existing emulated devices.
     that can bring devices back to life after a timeout of a few minutes.
 
 
+-----
 ## Command-line utility
 
 The `kvmd-otgconf` utility allows you to view and modify the USB configuration on the fly.
@@ -50,14 +51,16 @@ Enabling the device:
 ```
 
 
+-----
 ## Web UI menu
 
 Using the pseudo-GPIO driver, you can also control devices via the menu in the web interface.
 Read about GPIO basics [here](gpio.md).
 
-To setup the menu, use `kvmd-otgconf --make-gpio-config` to generate the configuration, and combine it
+To setup the menu, use `kvmd-otgconf --make-gpio-config` to generate the configuration, and merge it
 with your existing one in `/etc/kvmd/override.yaml` in a usual way.
 
+??? example "The example of `kvmd-otgconf --make-gpio-config` output`"
     ```yaml
     # kvmd-otgconf --make-gpio-config
     kvmd:
@@ -70,38 +73,26 @@ kvmd:
                     driver: otgconf
                     mode: output
                     pin: hid.usb0
-                pulse:
-                    delay: 0
+                    pulse: false
                 hid.usb1:
                     driver: otgconf
                     mode: output
                     pin: hid.usb1
-                pulse:
-                    delay: 0
+                    pulse: false
                 hid.usb2:
                     driver: otgconf
                     mode: output
                     pin: hid.usb2
-                pulse:
-                    delay: 0
+                    pulse: false
                 mass_storage.usb0:
                     driver: otgconf
                     mode: output
                     pin: mass_storage.usb0
-                pulse:
-                    delay: 0
+                    pulse: false
             view:
                 table:
-            -   - '#Keyboard'
-                - '#hid.usb0'
-                - hid.usb0
-            -   - '#Absolute Mouse'
-                - '#hid.usb1'
-                - hid.usb1
-            -   - '#Relative Mouse'
-                - '#hid.usb2'
-                - hid.usb2
-            -   - '#Mass Storage Drive'
-                - '#mass_storage.usb0'
-                - mass_storage.usb0
+                    - ["#Keyboard", "#hid.usb0", hid.usb0]
+                    - ["#Absolute Mouse", "#hid.usb1", hid.usb1]
+                    - ["#Relative Mouse", "#hid.usb2", hid.usb2]
+                    - ["#Mass Storage Drive", "#mass_storage.usb0", mass_storage.usb0]
     ```