diff --git a/pivilion-manual-setup.md b/pivilion-manual-setup.md
index 86a32e3..59a30ce 100644
--- a/pivilion-manual-setup.md
+++ b/pivilion-manual-setup.md
@@ -270,8 +270,8 @@ While logged in to the Pi via SSH there are four commands at your disposal.
 All these commands are bash scripts located in the /usr/local/bin directory. 
 1. "pivilion" will display some info and a brief tutorial. It will also copy some files to proper positions. 
 1. "onion" will set your Pi to start in onion mode on next reboot. This is the default mode. In this mode, the Pi acts as a hidden service on Tor and serves your content. 
-1. "hotspot" will set your Pi to start in hotspot mode on next reboot. This mode can be used to connect to the Pi without being connected to a network. The Pi has the IP of 10.1.0.1. That means you can connect to it with 
-`ssh pi@10.1.0.1`
+1. "hotspot" will set your Pi to start in hotspot mode on next reboot. This mode can be used to connect to the Pi without being connected to a network. The Pi has the IP of 10.1.1.1. That means you can connect to it with 
+`ssh pi@10.1.1.1`
 It will also redirect all non-encrypted traffic to this IP, meaning that all traffic will be redirected to your gallery. You can use this mode to serve a local instance of the gallery. 
 **Please remember to set the mode properly before each reboot or you might have to access your Pi via ethernet cable or screen.**
 1. "pikey" is used to setup a WiFi network and password to be used in onion mode. 
@@ -392,7 +392,7 @@ Port: 22
 
 The remote filesystem will open in the right pane, and your local directories / folders will be in the left. You can drag and drop or right click and upload or download files and directories to and from your Pi. 
 
-To back up your gallery navigate to /var/www/html/pivilion/gen in the right pane side and download the contects of the entire directory to a local directory on the left hand side. 
+To back up your gallery navigate to /var/www/html/pivilion/gen in the right pane side and download the contents of the entire directory to a local directory on the left hand side. 
 
 To restore a backup, simply upload fromt he local directory to the same remote directory, overwriting its contents.