Update to documentation for LEV type items

Sources/com.ctytler.dcs.sdPlugin/helpDocs/helpContents.md

@@ -51,8 +51,6 @@ The momentary buttons are used to send commands to clickabledata items of BTN ty
 
 _Note: Repetition of sent value while button is held pressed is not supported at this time._
 
-**Use with Axis (LEV) Type** -- Some of the volume knobs and comms channel selectors are designed to accept axis input, and they expect a single value to increment their value. For example a volume knob with limits 0,1 can be rotated with small rotations by setting "Send Value while Pressed" to `0.01` and disabling the release value (as the release value will just interfere). To rotate a greater amount per press, increase the send value.
-
 ### Increment Settings
 
 Increment buttons are used for clickabledata items of TUMB type, which are rotary dials or other items that have multiple values you want to iterate through.
@@ -169,7 +167,7 @@ _Click Value_ -- The value sent for a left/right click of the mouse. May have di
 - BTN: Click value is generally the "pressed" button value (usually 1).
 - TUMB (Rotary Knobs): This is the value the knob will be incremented within the range (usually +/-0.1).
 - TUMB (Switches): This is the value the switch will be incremented within the range on click (usually +/-1, but sometimes +/-0.1 also).
-- LEV: Click value is the increment value within the range, however is often listed as 0 in the table. For these you will need to manually enter a Send value in Command settings that provides a desirable response. The momentary button with the "Send on Release" disabled is recommended for providing axis-like input.
+- LEV: Click value is the increment value within the range, however is often listed as 0 in the table. For these you will need to manually enter a Send value in Command settings that provides a desirable response.
 
 _Limit Min_ -- The minimum value the item can be commanded to.  
  _Limit Max_ -- The maximum value the item can be commanded to.  

Sources/com.ctytler.dcs.sdPlugin/helpDocs/helpWindow.html

@@ -84,8 +84,7 @@ <h2 id="dcs-command-on-button-press-settings">DCS Command (on Button Press) Sett
     <p>The remaining settings differ according to what type of DCS Interface button is used and can be categorized into
         Momentary, Increment, and Switch.</p>
     <h3 id="momentary-button-settings">Momentary Button settings</h3>
-    <p>The momentary buttons are used to send commands to clickabledata items of BTN type, or LEV type in special cases,
-        see note below.</p>
+    <p>The momentary buttons are used to send commands to clickabledata items of BTN type.</p>
     <p><strong>Send Value while Pressed</strong> -- This is the value that is sent immediately upon pressing the
         Streamdeck button. By default most buttons will use <code>1</code> for a pressed value. Sometimes pairs of
         buttons (such as up/down arrow buttons on a panel) will have <code>1</code> as the pressed value for the up
@@ -97,11 +96,6 @@ <h3 id="momentary-button-settings">Momentary Button settings</h3>
     <p><strong>Disable (Send Release) Check</strong> -- The checkbox next to the &quot;Send Value while Released&quot;
         will disable any command being sent when releasing a button.</p>
     <p><em>Note: Repetition of sent value while button is held pressed is not supported at this time.</em></p>
-    <p><strong>Use with Axis (LEV) Type</strong> -- Some of the volume knobs and comms channel selectors are designed to
-        accept axis input, and they expect a single value to increment their value. For example a volume knob with
-        limits 0,1 can be rotated with small rotations by setting &quot;Send Value while Pressed&quot; to
-        <code>0.01</code> and disabling the release value (as the release value will just interfere). To rotate a
-        greater amount per press, increase the send value.</p>
     <h3 id="increment-settings">Increment Settings</h3>
     <p>Increment buttons are used for clickabledata items of TUMB type, which are rotary dials or other items that have
         multiple values you want to iterate through.</p>
@@ -244,8 +238,7 @@ <h2 id="aircraft-module-clickabledata">Aircraft Module Clickabledata</h2>
             but sometimes +/-0.1 also).</li>
         <li>LEV: Click value is the increment value within the range, however is often listed as 0 in the table. For
             these you will need to manually enter a Send value in Command settings that provides a desirable response.
-            The momentary button with the &quot;Send on Release&quot; disabled is recommended for providing axis-like
-            input.</li>
+        </li>
     </ul>
     <p><em>Limit Min</em> -- The minimum value the item can be commanded to.<br>
         <em>Limit Max</em> -- The maximum value the item can be commanded to.<br>

Sources/com.ctytler.dcs.sdPlugin/propertyinspector/id_lookup_window.html

@@ -156,8 +156,9 @@
 							<br />
 							<b>TUMB:</b> Rotary/Switch - use increment to advance within range, or switch to select two
 							values<br />
-							<b>LEV:</b> Axis - recommend using button with release value disabled (sent values are
-							additive) </p>
+							<b>LEV:</b> Axis - use increment to advance within range, increment value can be adjusted
+							for sensitivity
+						</p>
 					</div>
 				</div>
 			</div>