On the Subject of Burnout

I’ll be honest with you, this thing is a real crash breaker!

• The module will have 3 displays, a booster bar and a 'GO!' button. The larger display will display a short name of a track that will be used below.
• The two displays to the right of the larger display will show car names (top display) and track conditions (bottom display). The arrows on the left and right will change the text on the display.
• Before clicking 'GO!', select the correct car, track condition and boost amount. An order must be determined before locking them in which will be determined below. For locking in the car and track condition, click the display. For locking in the number of boosts, click the circle from left to right based of the amount needed.
• If at anytime, before starting, you entered a wrong answer, hold 'GO!' for 3 seconds and it will reset the module (not just the inputs).
• Failing to lock in the information in the correct order will cause a strike. After starting, if the information is wrong or is not set the module will strike and reset. Before a reset caused by a strike occurs the information that is incorrect will be temporarily displayed in a red color.
• If all the information is correct, it will go into its boosting phase. The button will change to say 'BOOST!'. This button will now have to be held down and released at the correct times. This process will have to be done depending on how many boosts you have. If any of the two times is incorrect, the module will strike and reset.
• If the boosts are correct, you will have won the race and the module will solve.

Step 1: Determining the selected car

• To obtain the car that will be used in the race, using the following instructions below:
  • Start by taking the last digit of the serial number and add the number of batteries.
  • If the serial number contains a vowel, multiply it by the number of port plates. Otherwise, multiply it by the number of battery holders.
  • Modulo the number by 22, and find the associated car name in the table below.

Index	Car Name	Index	Car Name
0	Compact	1	SUV
2	Coupe	3	Pickup
4	Sport	5	Roadster
6	Muscle	7	Hot rod
8	Cop car	9	Oval racer
10	Classic	11	Japanese Muscle
12	Gangster	13	Supercar
14	Custom	15	Touring Car
16	Buggy	17	Race car
18	Special	19	Bike
20	Future	21	Drivers ED

Step 2: Determine track conditions

Track Direction

Use the table below to determine the direction of the track.

Conditions	Duplicate Ports	Otherwise
Last digit of the serial number is odd	If the number of batteries are even, the track is in reverse. Otherwise, the track is normal.	If there are more lit indicators than unlit indicators, the track is normal. Otherwise, the track is in reverse.
Otherwise	If the number of batteries are even, the track is normal. Otherwise, the track is in reverse.	If there is an even amount of lit indicators, the track is in reverse. Otherwise, the track is normal.

Track Condition

Use the following table below to obtain the condition for the track based on the track name given in the large display. Go through the conditions of that track until one matches. Take that condition and continue to the next step. BUT, if the serial number contains any character from 'D3ST7', the track condition is UNSAFE.

COND in the table below, refers to the track condition.
S# refers to the serial number

Name	Condition 1	Condition 2	Condition 3	Condition 4	Otherwise
AT3	Listening is present, COND = QUIET	1+ Strikes, COND = CLEAR	S# contains a vowel, COND = RAINY	Maze is present, COND = NIGHT	COND = CROWDED
AT1/2	Car name is Muscle, COND = QUIET	Car name is Pickup, COND = CROWDED	Souvenir is present, COND = RAINY	Car name is Touring Car, COND = Night	COND = CLEAR
INTL	Lit BOB Indicator present, COND = QUIET	Car name is Cop car, COND = CROWDED	S# contains any from 'BURNOUT', COND = RAINY	Car name is Classic, COND = Night	COND = CLEAR

Name	Condition 1	Condition 2	Condition 3	Condition 4	Otherwise
88INT	DVI port is present, COND = CROWDED	No parallel port, COND = CLEAR	# of Lit Indi. = # of Unlit Indi., COND = RAINY	Car name is Custom, COND = NIGHT	COND = QUIET
PBH	Batteries > Battery Holders, COND = QUIET	Exactly 2 battery holders, COND = CROWDED	iPhone is present, COND = CLEAR	Today is Tues-Thur, COND = RAINY	COND = NIGHT
SVD	S# contains any from 'WATER', COND = CROWDED	Duplicate ports present, COND = CLEAR	The Time Keeper is present, COND = RAINY	Car name is Gangster, COND = NIGHT	COND = QUIET
SVS	Lit/Unlit SND Indicator present, COND = QUIET	Car name is Muscle, COND = CROWDED	Car name is Buggy, COND = CLEAR	Lit/Unlit IND Indicator present, COND = RAINY	COND = NIGHT
BSG	iPhone is present, COND = QUIET	Car name is Custom, COND = CROWDED	Time on bomb is less than half (at generation), COND = RAINY	Sea Shells is present, COND = Night	COND = CLEAR
CSP	Parallel port is present, COND = QUIET	Car name is Cop car, COND = CROWDED	Car name is Super, COND = NIGHT	N/A	COND = CLEAR
CSL	RCA port is present, COND = CROWDED	Car name is Japanese Muscle, COND = CLEAR	Car name is Compact, COND = RAINY	22+ modules on the bomb, COND = NIGHT	COND = QUIET
OS	Microphone is present, COND = QUIET	Car name is Super, COND = CROWDED	A needy is present, COND = NIGHT	N/A	COND = CLEAR
HH	Guitar Chords is present, COND = QUIET	Car name is Classic, COND = CLEAR	Lit/Unlit IND Indicator, COND = NIGHT	N/A	COND = CROWDED
FD	More modules than starting time in minutes, COND = QUIET	Exactly 23 modules on the bomb, COND = CROWDED	Car name is Gangster, COND = CLEAR	0 Strikes, COND = NIGHT	COND = RAINY
SL	S# contains any from 'F1S4', COND = QUIET	Track direction is reverse, COND = CLEAR	3+ Strikes, COND = RAINY	Mafia is present, COND = NIGHT	COND = CROWDED
KR	Car name is Custom, COND = QUIET	Car name is Drivers ED, COND = CROWDED	Car name is Race car, COND = CLEAR	Car name is Gangster, COND = NIGHT	COND = RAINY

Name	Condition 1	Condition 2	Condition 3	Condition 4	Otherwise
MP	Waste Management is present, COND = QUIET	Car name is Special, COND = CROWDED	Track direction is normal, COND = NIGHT	N/A	COND = CLEAR
LG	The Swan is present, COND = QUIET	Car name is Coupe, COND = CROWDED	Forget Me Not is present, COND = CLEAR	Car name is Bike, COND = NIGHT	COND = RAINY
VY	S# contains exactly 3 numbers, COND = QUIET	The Radio is present, COND = CLEAR	The Stopwatch is present, COND = RAINY	# of port plates = # of ports, COND = NIGHT	COND = CROWDED
RVA	< 2 port plates, COND = CROWDED	RCA port is present, COND = CLEAR	Bomb Diffusal is present, COND = RAINY	A needy is present, COND = NIGHT	COND = QUIET
ALP	< 2 ports, COND = QUIET	The Samsung is present, COND = CROWDED	S# contains any from 'ALP', COND = CLEAR	RPSLS is present, COND = RAINY	COND = NIGHT
WINTC	Lunchtime is present, COND = QUIET	Radiator is present, COND = CROWDED	Car name is Bike, COND = NIGHT	N/A	COND = CLEAR
COSD	> 2 RCA ports, COND = QUIET	Car name is Roadster, COND = CROWDED	Car name is Buggy, COND = CLEAR	Alliances is present, COND = NIGHT	COND = RAINY
DOCS	Car name is Pickup, COND = QUIET	Solves (at generation) = Batteries, COND = CROWDED	Unsolved > Solved (at generation), COND = CLEAR	Round Keypad is present, COND = RAINY	COND = NIGHT
GOLC	The Samsung is present, COND = QUIET	PS/2 port is present, COND = CROWDED	Car name is Race car, COND = RAINY	1+ Strikes, COND = Night	COND = CLEAR
TRODR	Car name is Coupe, COND = QUIET	Car name is Pickup, COND = CLEAR	Lit/Unlit FRQ Indicator, COND = RAINY	Wires is present, COND = NIGHT	COND = CROWDED
BSI	Car name is Buggy, COND = QUIET	Lit/Unlit MSA Indicator, COND = CROWDED	Lightspeed is present, COND = NIGHT	N/A	COND = CLEAR

Step 3: Number of boosts

Use the following list of instructions to find out how many boosts are needed:

• If there is more batteries than indicators, the number of boosts is 2.
• Otherwise, if a lit FRK indicator is present, the number of boosts is 4.
• Otherwise, if the track condition is RAINY, the number of boosts is 1.
• Otherwise, the number of boosts is 3.

Step 4: Special input condition

This step will tell you the order of input for each piece of information.

• If the car name is Supercar or Custom or the track is in reverse, the input sequence is boost amount, car name and track condition.
• Otherwise, if the car is Compact or Cop car, the input sequence is boost amount, track condition and car name.
• Otherwise, the input sequence is track condition, car name and boost amount.

Step 5: Hold and release time for boosts

The table below, based on the index of your car, will give a hold condition and a release condition. Whenever the module is in its racing phase, this is how the boosts will happen.

Car Index	Hold Condition	Release Condition
0–6	When either seconds digits are equal to the index of the car.	When the seconds digits are a multiple of three (e.g. 03, 06, 09, 12, etc.).
7–13	When the seconds digits added up equal the first digit of the serial number.	When the last seconds digit is a multiple of 2
14–21	When the seconds digits added up equal the (# of indicators + # of port plates).	When either seconds digit is equal to the amount of battery holders (e.g. 3 battery holders: 30, 03, 33)

Overrides

The following conditions can override ANY of the conditions above. That means anything that it says it sets something to will now be the input for that condition.

• If there are no empty port plates, no unlit indicators, a PS/2 port is present and the serial number contains any character from 'C4TE6', change the car name to 'Drivers ED', the track condition to 'UNSAFE' and there will be no specific timing condition (immediately press and release whenever).
• If the needy 'Refill that Beer!' is present and there are more than 4 battery holders, change the car name to 'Pickup', the boost amount to '1' and there will be no specific timing condition (immediately press and release whenever).