On the Subject of Ultra Digital Root
Did we really need to go this far?
This module has 4 colored buttons with colored text on them. It also has 15 displays that are either showing a number or a letter.
To solve this module, one of the buttons must be held at a certain time and then released at a certain time. To get the correct button and the times it needs to be held and released at, follow the step-by-step process below.
If the button is held or released at the wrong time or the wrong button is used then a strike will be recorded on button release and the module will reset.
Step 1
Take the sum of every number on the displays (in yellow). Then take all the letters on the displays (in green) that are NOT in the serial number and convert them to their alphabetical positions (A=1...Z=26). Add both of these numbers together and if their multiplicative digital root is not zero then use the multiplicative digital root in the table below to get a column of edgework. Otherwise, use the additive digital root.
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
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SND Serial Two Factor PS/2 |
Even serial number digit CAR Even batteries Composite Video |
USB Odd battery holders TRN Odd batteries |
Serial number vowel Time of Day MSA AA Battery |
Component Video NSA FRK Numbered indicator |
6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
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Serial number consonant SIG Stereo RCA VGA |
HDMI Even battery holders IND Odd serial number digit |
PCMCIA CLR DVI-D Date of Manufacture |
FRQ D Battery Encrypted indicator Parallel |