On the Subject of Interpreting Logical Hexabuttons

I mean, this method maybe isn't that great? Or is it just me?

This manual assumes you already know how to solve the module. Refer to the original manual for the solving process.

	TL	TR	ML	MR	BL	BR	A	B	C	D	E	F
1							01	07	21	25	33	35
2							12	02	08	22	26	34
3							17	13	03	09	23	27
4							28	18	14	04	10	24
5							31	29	19	15	05	11
6							36	32	30	20	16	06
A
B
C							[X]:
D							[Y]:
E
F

QZ5	Position [X] does have one of these numbers: [Y]
NOR	Position [X] does not have any of these numbers: [Y]
EW2	Position [X] does have one of these letters: [Y]
BU7	Position [X] does not have any of these letters: [Y]
C48	Number [X] is in one of these positions: [Y]
VX9	Number [X] can’t be in any of these positions: [Y]
DLY	Number [X] is grouped up with one of these letters: [Y]
HJM	Number [X] is not grouped up with any of these letters: [Y]
KS3	Letter [X] is in one of these positions: [Y]
PT0	Letter [X] can’t be in any of these positions: [Y]
AI1	Letter [X] is grouped up with one of these numbers: [Y]
FG6	Letter [X] is not grouped up with any of these numbers: [Y]

To use the above interactive, take each of the character messages. Fill the textbox labeled "[X]" with the second digit, and "[Y]" with the subsequent digits. This will cause all of the rows on the previous page to update based on your number, replacing all "[X]" and "[Y]" with the corresponding number, letter, or position.

[X] must be filled with a single digit, while [Y] must be filled with 1-3 unique digits. All digits must also only be 1-6.

If a textbox appears red, it has an invalid input. As a result, the previous rows will go back to showing [X] or [Y].