diff --git a/documentation/user-guide/downloading.rst b/documentation/user-guide/downloading.rst
index a6ea64090df1868a1c5f32e755ff77bcf031a1e0..dcb71b6906c4640b95c735e13c4a9c9d4ca64460 100644
--- a/documentation/user-guide/downloading.rst
+++ b/documentation/user-guide/downloading.rst
@@ -32,9 +32,35 @@ together afterwards.
Downloading in QGIS
---------
+In order to use the download via WCS 1.0, that QGIS supports, a WCS layer needs to be added.
+
+Open the Data Source Manager and add a WCS Layer, configuring the URL as shown in :numref:`fig_wcs_qgis1` and create a new WCS Connection using the URL of the service and specifying the product id to be downloaded via CQL= query. It is necessary to tick the **Ignore GetCoverage URI reported in capabilities**, as the reference URI usually does not contain the additional CQL or any other request parameters.
+
+.. _fig_wcs_qgis1:
+.. figure:: images/wcs_qgis1.*
+ :alt: QGIS - Create WCS Connection
+
+ *QGIS - Create WCS Connection*
+
+A user can be prompted to specify the transformation between coordinate reference systems in case that the default output image is in a different coordinate reference system than current map projection - as shown in :numref:`fig_wcs_qgis2`
+
+.. _fig_wcs_qgis2:
+.. figure:: images/wcs_qgis2.*
+ :alt: QGIS - CRS transformation confirmation
+
+ *QGIS - CRS transformation confirmation*
+
+Currently, QGIS supports specifying the output coordinate reference system and image format through the relevant input fields as shown in :numref:`fig_wcs_qgis3`. All other optional parameters for WCS request need to be added to the URL manually clicking on Edit button.
+
+.. _fig_wcs_qgis3:
+.. figure:: images/wcs_qgis3.*
+ :alt: QGIS WCS layer options
+
+ *QGIS WCS layer options*
+
Downloading in ArcMap 10
---------
-
+WCS
The final chapter :ref:`sample_requests` holds a list of sample requests against
the various services described in this user guide.
diff --git a/documentation/user-guide/viewing.rst b/documentation/user-guide/viewing.rst
index 179acdd3f51374f128efb4815925d3b8e6255a41..e3b44d3bb30962b2ce3f0115d6d7dd13258b1654 100644
--- a/documentation/user-guide/viewing.rst
+++ b/documentation/user-guide/viewing.rst
@@ -148,7 +148,7 @@ button as shown in :numref:`fig_wms_qgis2`.
*WMS loading in QGIS*
Important parameter to consider while viewing the layers is the requested time interval,
-allowing for example to observe changes over years. One option is to manually add a custom **time=** parameter to the url after checking the `Ignore GetMap URI` checkbox.
+allowing for example to observe changes over years. One option is to manually add a custom **time=** parameter to the url after checking the `Ignore GetMap URI` checkbox.
For QGIS versions lower than 3.14, the only way how to use WMS layers with time support (WMS-T) was through a maintained plugin called `TimeManager <https://github.com/anitagraser/TimeManager>`_. It offers a convenient way to navigate through the time for raster and vector layers with custom defined steps as shown in :numref:`fig_wms_qgis3`.
@@ -180,16 +180,10 @@ It even allows exporting an animation as shown in :numref:`fig_wms_qgis5` below.
*WMS loading in QGIS*
-Second option available newly in QGIS Version 3.14 is to use added core support for WMS-T protocol called **Temporal Controller**. In detail video guide (mainly targeting vector layers though) directly from the author of the feature can be seen on `video link. <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgDg5cRwPRw>`_
+New support for time aware layers was added in QGIS Version 3.14 called **Temporal Controller**. In detail video guide directly from the author of the feature can be seen on `video link. <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgDg5cRwPRw>`_ However due to the way that Capabilities of layers are provided by the View Server both Cache and Renderer, it is not yet able to parse the time dimension metadata correctly.
-In order to enable time control using Time Controller, enter `Layer Properties` panel for example by right clicking layer from the workspace and choose `Properties`. Then choose `Temporal` tab, enable `Temporal` dimension by enabling a check on top of the opened panel and enter desired `Start date` and `End date` in predefined format (displayed in grey as placeholder), as can be seen on :numref:`fig_wms_qgis6` below
+For performance reasons View Server lists only start and end of the time interval, in which the collection contains some products. It would not be suitable to list all individual time entries, as there can be easily hundreds of thousands of them. Both QGIS 3.14 and ArcMap 10.4 expect individual time entries listing and then determine its own time related behavior while handling these layers based on them. QGIS 3.14 does not recognize capabilities time interval as time aware layer and does not add the `TIME=` parameter to the WMS/WMTS query.
- .. _fig_wms_qgis6:
- .. figure:: images/wms_qgis6.*
- :alt: WMS loading in core QGIS 3.14 and higher
-
- *WMS loading in core QGIS 3.14 and higher*
-
Loading in ArcMap 10
---------------
TODO