GITBOOK-171: TS5 and Wallet Backup updates

SUMMARY.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
 
 * [Initialize & secure your Trezor](en/1\_initialize-and-secure-your-trezor/README.md)
   * [Install firmware](en/1\_initialize-and-secure-your-trezor/1\_install-firmware.md)
-  * [Set up a recovery seed](en/1\_initialize-and-secure-your-trezor/2\_set-up-a-recovery-seed.md)
+  * [Create a Wallet Backup](en/1\_initialize-and-secure-your-trezor/2\_set-up-a-recovery-seed.md)
   * [Set a device PIN](en/1\_initialize-and-secure-your-trezor/3\_set-a-device-pin.md)
   * [Supported coins](en/1\_initialize-and-secure-your-trezor/4\_supported-coins.md)
   * [Recover a wallet](en/1\_initialize-and-secure-your-trezor/5\_recover-a-wallet.md)
@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@
     * [Experimental features](en/6\_suite-settings/application/5\_experimental-features.md)
     * [Express BTC values in sats](en/6\_suite-settings/application/6\_express-btc-values-in-sats.md)
   * [Device](en/6\_suite-settings/device/README.md)
-    * [Wallet backup](en/6\_suite-settings/device/1\_wallet-backup.md)
+    * [Wallet Backup](en/6\_suite-settings/device/1\_wallet-backup.md)
     * [Firmware](en/6\_suite-settings/device/2\_firmware.md)
     * [Security](en/6\_suite-settings/device/3\_security.md)
     * [Customization](en/6\_suite-settings/device/4\_customization.md)

en/1_initialize-and-secure-your-trezor/2_set-up-a-recovery-seed.md

@@ -1,52 +1,56 @@
-# Set up a recovery seed
+# Create a Wallet Backup
 
-Your recovery seed must be **generated and secured offline** using your Trezor hardware wallet, then backed up in physical form and stored somewhere only you can access.
+Your wallet backup (recovery seed) must be **generated and secured offline** using your Trezor hardware wallet, then duplicated in physical form and stored somewhere only you can access.
 
-Once the seed has been created and written down, check that you can restore your wallet using the seed before sending any cryptocurrency to an address generated by the device.
+Once the backup has been created and written down, check that you can restore your wallet (via a dry-run recovery) before sending any bitcoin or cryptocurrency to an address generated by the device.
 
-Protecting your recovery seed is the most important step in securing your cryptocurrency.
+Protecting your wallet backup is the most important step in securing your assets!
 
-#### Securing your recovery seed is essential
+#### Securing your backup is essential
 
-If your device is lost, stolen, or broken, your recovery seed will allow you to recover your coins and set up a new device. Make sure your seed is physically backed up in a way will protect it for the long term, somewhere waterproof and fire-resistant.
+If your Trezor is lost, stolen, or broken, your backup will allow you to recover your coins and set up a new device. Make sure it is physically backed up in a way that will protect it for the long term, somewhere waterproof and fire-resistant, ideally by using a purpose-built device such as a Trezor Keep Metal.
 
-#### Creating a recovery seed
+#### Creating a wallet backup
 
-In Trezor Suite, your seed can be managed through **Settings (⚙️) > Device.**
+In Trezor Suite, your backup can be managed through **Settings (⚙️) > Device.**
 
-Trezor wallets only store one recovery seed at a time. If your seed is backed up, you can wipe the device to create new recovery seeds.
+Trezor wallets only store one backup / recovery seed at a time. If you have it safely backed up, you can wipe the device and generate a new backup if required.
 
 To create a backup on a new device:
 
 1. Click on **Create Backup.**
 2. Your Trezor will generate a list of words that represent all of your public and private keys across all of your coins, for all of your accounts, including your passphrase accounts.
 3. Write down all of the words you see **in order,** making sure they are **spelled correctly.** They must be kept in order to recover your funds if you lose access to your Trezor.
 
-**Do not store these words digitally.** Do not take a picture of them or copy them to another device. To protect your backup, use the recovery seed card from your Trezor box or a steel tool from the [Trezor Shop](https://trezor.io/accessories).
+**Do not store these words digitally.** Do not take a picture of them or copy them to another device. To protect your backup, use the wallet backup (recovery seed) card from your Trezor box, or a Trezor Keep Metal purchased from the [Trezor Shop](https://trezor.io/accessories).
 
-#### Checking a recovery seed
+#### Checking your wallet backup
 
-To verify your seed is correct you will need your recovery seed with you. The process is slightly different for both Trezor models.
+To verify your backup, follow the process outlined below for your Trezor:
 
 #### Trezor Model One:
 
-* Select the total number of words used in your recovery seed
+* Select the total number of words used in your wallet backup (recovery seed)
 * Choose **Standard recovery** to enter the words via your computer, or **Advanced recovery** to use your Trezor. You will need to enter your PIN to begin the process.
 
-**Standard recovery** uses our Trezor to tell you what word to enter into your computer. Some of these might not be part of your seed.
+**Standard recovery** uses your Trezor to tell you what word to enter into your computer. Some of these might not be part of your backup / seed.
 
 **Advanced recovery** keeps words and their order isolated on your device. Click the grid to navigate through words according to the location shown on your Trezor screen.
 
-Once you have entered your recovery seed into the device, Trezor Suite will confirm if your recovery seed was correctly entered or not.
+Once you have finished entering your wallet backup, Trezor Suite will confirm if it is correct or not.
 
 #### Trezor Model T:
 
-Spell out the words using your Trezor screen. You will never need to enter your seed phrase anywhere but on the device.
+Spell out the words using your Trezor screen. You will never need to enter your wallet backup anywhere but on the device.
 
 #### Trezor Safe 3:
 
-Spell out the words using the buttons on your Trezor. You will never need to enter your seed phrase anywhere but on the device.
+Spell out the words using the buttons on your Trezor. You will never need to enter your wallet backup anywhere but on the device.
 
+#### Trezor Safe 5:
 
+Spell out the words using your Trezor screen. You will never need to enter your wallet backup anywhere but on the device.
 
-> 💡 Learn more about [using a recovery seed](https://trezor.io/learn/a/how-to-use-a-recovery-seed) on the Trezor knowledge base
+
+
+> 💡 Learn more about [using a wallet backup (recovery seed)](https://trezor.io/learn/a/how-to-use-a-wallet-backup) on the Trezor knowledge base

en/1_initialize-and-secure-your-trezor/3_set-a-device-pin.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ Your PIN is a critical security feature and should be enabled before sending any
 
 During the onboarding process, you will be prompted to set a PIN.
 
-**Your PIN should be at least 6 digits long.** All Trezor hardware wallets support a PIN up to 50 digits.
+**Your PIN should be at least 4 digits long.** All Trezor hardware wallets support a PIN up to 50 digits.
 
 If you skipped this step during onboarding, you can set your PIN from the Trezor Suite Dashboard or through the **Device settings** menu.
 
@@ -49,6 +49,16 @@ To set a new PIN on your Trezor Safe 3:
 * Enter the new PIN in the same way.
 * Confirm the new PIN.
 
+#### **Trezor Safe 5**
+
+To set a new PIN on your Trezor Safe 5:
+
+* Click **Change PIN** in the **Device Settings** menu.
+* Confirm the action on your Trezor.
+* Enter the old PIN using the buttons on your Trezor.
+* Enter the new PIN in the same way.
+* Confirm the new PIN.
+
 
 
 > 💡 Learn more about [PIN protection on Trezor devices](https://trezor.io/learn/a/pin-protection-on-trezor-devices) on the Trezor knowledge base

en/1_initialize-and-secure-your-trezor/5_recover-a-wallet.md

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 # Recover a wallet
 
-**Recovery** refers to the process of using a recovery seed to restore and enable access to your existing accounts.
+**Recovery** refers to the process of using a wallet backup (recovery seed) to restore and enable access to your existing accounts.
 
-* If you have a brand-new device, you can recover an existing wallet using your recovery seed.
+* If you have a brand-new device, you can recover an existing wallet using your wallet backup (recovery seed).
 * If you're locked out of your Trezor (e.g. you forgot your PIN) or you wish to load a different seed onto your device, you first need to **wipe** the device and then proceed with the recovery process.
 
 #### Recovery process
@@ -14,10 +14,10 @@ When setting up your device, in the second step you will be asked to choose betw
 * Select **'Recover wallet'**
 * Then choose **'Start recovery'**
 * Confirm **'Do you really want to recover a wallet?'** on your Trezor device
-* Select the number of words in your recovery seed
-* Follow the on-screen instructions for entering your recovery seed
-* After successfully entering your recovery seed you can proceed with the remaining device initialization steps
+* Select the number of words in your wallet backup (recovery seed)
+* Follow the on-screen instructions for entering your backup
+* After successfully entering your backup, you can proceed with the remaining device initialization steps
 
-Once you've completed the device setup, you'll be able to access the bitcoin and cryptocurrency funds that are associated with that specific recovery seed.
+Once you've completed the device setup, you'll be able to access the bitcoin and cryptocurrency funds that are associated with that specific backup.
 
 > 💡 Learn more about [recovery processes](https://trezor.io/learn/c/trezor-recovery) on the Trezor knowledge base.

en/1_initialize-and-secure-your-trezor/6_passphrase.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Passphrase
 
-A passphrase functions like an extra word added to your recovery seed. Each unique combination of recovery seed + passphrase grants access to the corresponding, unique **hidden wallet.**
+A passphrase functions like an extra word added to your wallet backup (recovery seed). Each unique combination of recovery seed + passphrase grants access to the corresponding, unique **hidden wallet.**
 
 Passphrases are not stored on your Trezor, and using a strong passphrase means your coins are extra safe.
 
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Passphrases are not stored on your Trezor, and using a strong passphrase means y
 * A passphrase can be any character or set of characters, a word, or a sentence up to 50 bytes long (\~50 [ASCII](https://ascii.cl/) characters).
 * Passphrases are case-sensitive - lowercase and uppercase characters are distinguished and count as different.
 * Spaces are counted as valid characters.
-* Your passphrase and recovery seed are used together. Neither can be used without the other. Coins sent to a passphrase-protected wallet can only be recovered with access to the seed and passphrase.
+* Your passphrase and wallet backup (recovery seed) are used together. Neither can be used without the other. Coins sent to a passphrase-protected wallet can only be recovered with access to the seed and passphrase.
 * There is no limit to the number of passphrase-protected wallets that can be used.
 * Entering the 'wrong' passphrase will still create a protected wallet, there is no error message to indicate you mistyped it.
 

en/1_initialize-and-secure-your-trezor/7_shamir-backup.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Multi-share Backup
 
-Trezor Model T , Safe 3 and Safe 5 users can use **Multi-share Backup** to protect their wallet backup (recovery seed) from loss or damage.
+Trezor Model T, Safe 3 and Safe 5 users can use **Multi-share Backup** to protect their wallet backup (recovery seed) from loss or damage.
 
 The Multi-share scheme entails generating multiple wordlists (**shares**) that must be combined to recover a wallet. Users set a recovery **threshold**, which represents the minimum number of shares required to recover a wallet: for example, in a **3-of-5** Multi-share Backup scheme, the user must combine **any three shares** in order to recover their wallet and funds. Any 'extra' shares serve as a backup in case the others are lost, stolen or damaged.
 

en/1_initialize-and-secure-your-trezor/9_set-a-wipe-code.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ Wipe code is an **advanced user feature** that lets you set a "self-destruct" PI
 
 > ⚠️ Before setting a wipe code, **make sure you check the validity of your recovery seed!**
 
-Once set, you can enter the wipe code in the PIN dialog whenever you connect your device. When the wipe code is entered, the device immediately **erases all private data including the recovery seed.**
+Once set, you can enter the wipe code in the PIN dialog whenever you connect your device. When the wipe code is entered, the device immediately **erases all private data including the wallet backup (recovery seed).**
 
 Wipe code settings are found via ⚙️ **Settings > Device** in the **Danger Area:**
 

en/2_dashboard-and-coins/advanced-features/cardano-ada-staking.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Unlike bitcoin and other "Proof of Work"-based cryptocurrencies, Cardano users p
 
 By staking ADA, you can earn rewards as a form of passive income for holding Cardano. You will also be supporting the Cardano network and contributing to its stability.
 
-#### **Staking ADA in Trezor Suite (Trezor Model T and Trezor Safe 3):**
+#### **Staking ADA in Trezor Suite (Trezor Model T, Safe 3 and Safe 5):**
 
 * In Trezor Suite, to go the **Accounts** page and select your Cardano wallet.
 * In the menu bar you will see the **Staking** tab.

en/6_suite-settings/device/1_wallet-backup.md

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-# Wallet backup
+# Wallet Backup
 
 **Wallet backup** operations can be found under **Settings (⚙️) > Device**, at the top of the page:
 
 <figure><img src="../../../.gitbook/assets/Wallet_backup.png" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>
 
-**Backup**: informs you of the status of your Trezor device backup, i.e., whether or not you've set up your **recovery seed.**
+**Backup**: informs you of the status of your Trezor device backup, i.e., whether or not you've set up your wallet backup (recovery seed).
 
 * If you've already created your backup, you'll see the grayed-out **'Backup successful'** button.
 * If you have not already created your backup, please click on **Create backup** and set it up **as soon as possible:**

en/6_suite-settings/device/4_customization.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Customization settings are accessed via **Settings (⚙️) > Device,** then scr
 
 * **Device name:** displays the name of your Trezor hardware wallet. Click on **'Edit name'** to rename your device.
 * **Homescreen:** select **'Upload image'** to set a custom background to personalize your Trezor, or click **'Choose from gallery'** and pick from the standard selection of images.
-* **Display rotation (Model T):** change the orientation of the display on your Trezor Model T.
+* **Display rotation (Model T, Trezor Safe 5):** change the orientation of the display on your Trezor.
 * **Auto-lock time:** change how long it takes for the device to automatically lock.
 
 > 💡 Learn more about [customizing Trezor Suite](https://trezor.io/learn/a/trezor-suite-app-settings#Customization) on the Trezor knowledge base

en/6_suite-settings/device/5_danger-area.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ Danger Area settings are accessed via **Settings (⚙️) > Device,** then scrol
 <figure><img src="../../../.gitbook/assets/Wipe_Code_setup.png" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>
 
 * **Factory reset:** performing a factory reset will erase all information from your Trezor device.
-* **Set up wipe code:** this advanced feature lets you create a "self-destruct" code; when entered, your Trezor will immediately delete all private data **including your recovery seed**.
+* **Set up wipe code:** this advanced feature lets you create a "self-destruct" code; when entered, your Trezor will immediately delete all private data **including your wallet backup (recovery seed)**.
 * **Install custom firmware:** this option lets you install custom firmware, for example if you want to downgrade the firmware installed on your Trezor.
 
 > 💡 Learn more about [danger area settings](https://trezor.io/learn/a/trezor-suite-app-settings#Danger\_area) on the Trezor knowledge base