diff --git a/.cspell/computer-terms.txt b/.cspell/computer-terms.txt
index 62afde32c..67f3503b9 100644
--- a/.cspell/computer-terms.txt
+++ b/.cspell/computer-terms.txt
@@ -277,6 +277,7 @@ ntpdata
 ntpservers
 nuctest
 NVMe
+nvpmodel
 OCPDIR
 Octalbonescript
 odroid
diff --git a/pages/learn/develop/hardware/i2c-and-spi.md b/pages/learn/develop/hardware/i2c-and-spi.md
index 3001638b4..31dc60e97 100644
--- a/pages/learn/develop/hardware/i2c-and-spi.md
+++ b/pages/learn/develop/hardware/i2c-and-spi.md
@@ -352,11 +352,11 @@ Please note that if the changes for your carrier board expand past kernel device
 
 ### Configurable fan profiles
 
-Jetson Orin Devices running balenaOS revisions newer than v6.1.24 and supervisor versions greater than v16.10.0 offer support for configurable fan profiles. You can switch between the options provided by Jetpack by navigating to the Device/Fleet Configuration tab on the sidebar in the balenaCloud dashboard and selecting the desired option. The change will be performed during runtime and doesn't trigger a device reboot. Preloading the [fan profile configuration](/reference/OS/configuration/#fanprofile) before provisioning your device can be achieved by editing the [config.json](/reference/OS/configuration/#about-configjson) file.
+Jetson Orin Devices running balenaOS revisions newer than v6.1.24 and supervisor versions greater than v16.10.0 offer support for configurable fan profiles. You can switch between the options provided by Jetpack by navigating to the Device/Fleet Configuration tab on the sidebar of the balenaCloud dashboard, clicking "activate" on the "Define the device fan profile" configuration option, and typing in the desired value. The input value should be a string, without quotes. The change will be applied at runtime and will not trigger a device reboot. Preloading the [fan profile configuration](/reference/OS/configuration/#fanprofile) before provisioning your device can be achieved by editing the [config.json](/reference/OS/configuration/#about-configjson) file.
 
 ### Configurable power modes
 
-Jetson Orin Devices running balenaOS revisions newer than v6.1.24 and supervisor versions greater than v16.10.0 also offer the possibility for selecting the desired power mode. You can choose between "low", "mid" and "high" or specify the power mode index directly by navigating to the Device/Fleet Configuration tab on the sidebar in the balenaCloud dashboard. Please note that your device(s) will automatically reboot to apply the new power mode. The available power modes indexes for your device type are visible in the host OS in `/etc/nvpmodel.conf`. Preloading the desired power mode configuration can be achieved by editing the [config.json](/reference/OS/configuration/#about-configjson) file and specifying the desired [power mode](/reference/OS/configuration/#powermode) before provisioning the device.
+Jetson Orin Devices running balenaOS revisions newer than v6.1.24 and supervisor versions greater than v16.10.0 also offer the possibility for selecting the desired power mode. You can set the values *low*, *mid* and *high* or specify the power mode index directly by navigating to the Device/Fleet Configuration tab on the sidebar of the balenaCloud dashboard, clicking "activate" on the "Define the device power mode" configuration option, and typing in the desired value. The input value should be a string, or a single digit number, without quotes. Please note that your device(s) will automatically reboot to apply the new power mode. The available power modes indexes for your device type are visible in the host OS in `/etc/nvpmodel.conf`. Preloading the desired power mode configuration can be achieved by editing the [config.json](/reference/OS/configuration/#about-configjson) file and specifying the desired [power mode](/reference/OS/configuration/#powermode) before provisioning the device.
 
 ### Container packages