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@@ -251,7 +251,8 @@ The Arduino Stella can be powered through its USB-C port or Qwiic connector for
 
 For portable and wireless applications, the Arduino Stella offers two additional power options: the onboard CR2032 battery holder. The CR2032 battery holder allows you to install a +3 VDC coin cell battery, making the board completely wireless for mobile projects. The J-Link connector, while primarily used for debugging purposes, can also serve as a power input when needed.
 
-![Powering options for the Arduino Stella (portable and wireles applications)](assets/user-manual-7.png)
+![Powering options for the Arduino Stella (portable and wireless applications)](assets/user-manual-7.png)
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 ***<strong>Important note:</strong> When using battery power, ensure the correct polarity when inserting the CR2032 battery into the holder. The positive (+) side should face up, away from the PCB, as shown in the image below.***