On the Subject of Logical Hexabuttons

I heard you like logical puzzles, so I put them on a family module.

Each of the non-center buttons have been assigned a letter with a number. Use them in the table below to get a value:

	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

Press the buttons in ascending order to disarm the module. The only problem is, you have to deduce what letter/number is given to each non-center button.

Pressing the center button will display a number followed by a text to speech message. If you are unable to hear, press the Status Light to enable/disable Deaf Mode. The number represents which clue you are currently on. The message is a clue that has been encrypted. There are 9 - 10 clues per module.

The 1st character represents the clue message being used. The 2nd character represents the variable X in the message. The character(s) after that represent the group Y in the message.

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]

The characters after the first character will always be a number. Use the table below to convert the number to the appropriate type used in the clue:

1	2	3	4	5	6
A	B	C	D	E	F
TL	TR	ML	MR	BL	BR

Each Number/Letter is used once for the entire puzzle. If a number is deduced to being paired with a position/letter, the rest of the positions/letters can’t use that number. Below is a deduction table that you are free to use. If you are unsure how to use it, I suggest watching this video.

	TL	TR	ML	MR	BL	BR	A	B	C	D	E	F
1
2
3
4
5
6
A
B
C
D
E
F

Pressing the buttons in the wrong order will give you a strike after all 6 buttons have been pressed, resetting all input. Pressing the center button will also reset all input.