On the Subject of Cyan Button’t

Cyan cube button.

On the module, there is a cyan button and a screen.

The module contains a 6×6 table of letters and numbers. The screen displays the letters or numbers of each cell in reading order, but the contents of each cell may deviate from what is displayed. Additionally, each cell has a number, which will be displayed on the button. This number represents the deviation amount N.

For each cell: use the its displayed letter or number as the row in one of the tables below, and use N as the column - the intersection between the two is the real letter or number for the cell.

Capital O is very similar to 0, but 0 is slightly narrower than capital O.

Once you get your table, correspond the obtained table with the table below. If the letter in the table you obtained is in the corresponding cells in the table below, then this cell is 1 (If the first cell you obtained is “A”, then this cell is 1).

A C M N Q U	Z 1 H D F 6	O 9 R B T K	J L V Y E G	8 I 7 X 5 P	4 S W 0 3 2
P K H L T 3	Q M 1 S B J	U 7 V O 4 E	Y C W G N 0	8 D 9 5 X F	R Z I 6 A 2
D T X V Y L	2 U N F C M	3 K 8 O Q 4	E B H P J 5	R G W Z 7 1	A S I 6 9 0
0 5 Q S E Z	D R 3 A B T	X J L 1 2 F	U 7 8 M G 9	4 V I H P W	O Y C K 6 N
4 B 6 C G K	Q 3 H X F E	8 T 7 Z V J	Y O P 2 L 0	9 A I M D 1	5 N S R U W
Y 0 K 1 L V	E 4 D 2 R T	9 M X P S 8	3 N Z 5 O G	H 6 C B Q W	F 7 U I A J

Each row represents a 6-bit binary number. Convert each row to decimal, add them together, and modulo by 60. When the last two digits of the timer match this number, tap the button.