Updated 2026-08-16
Switch Panels
A Switch Panel run is a sequence, not a single lookup. Follow the order, confirm every state, and keep Enter locked until the very end.
Use the Switch Panel Assistant →The real flow
Read the light colour sequence shown by the panel.
Match that sequence to the rule group in the manual.
For each digit, judge it with the rule group and sign up or down.
Blind Monkey flips one switch, then the crew re-reads the panel state.
Enter locks every switch at once.
All switches confirmed → press Enter.
Yellow rule
Yellow-light rule: compare the yellow digit with the red digit. This rule is community-single-source.
Rule group overview only
These rule styles may appear, but exact tables stay in the official manual.
Greater than 5: judge a digit against the number 5.
Greater than the red light number: compare the current digit with the number tied to the red light.
Belongs to a set such as {1,2,6,9}: check membership in the listed set.
Odd or even: judge the digit by parity.
Unknown group: if the colour-to-group mapping is unclear, re-read the light order and use the manual, never guess.
What is not published here
No exact up or down judgement table is written on this page. The light-colour order to rule-group mapping remains exact-table-pending.
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FAQ
Do I read the whole Switch Panel at once?
No. Read the light colour sequence and the full digit string, then judge each digit one by one before setting its switch.
When do I press Enter?
Only after every switch state is confirmed. Enter locks them all at once.
What if an input is wrong?
Re-read the module. A wrong input may change the LED, the current digit, or the stage.
Are rule groups fixed?
The rule styles are community-verified, but the exact colour-to-group mapping is exact-table-pending.