The thing with the code is that by pressing the buttons 1, 2 and 3 on the panel, you need to arrive at the number that it says on the computer screen.
So for example you could get the number 130, and you'd need to get to that. You start off with having the number 5. If you press button 1, you add 5 to the current number, i.e. in this case it becomes 10. Press button 2 and you subtract 10 from the current number, i.e. with the beginning 5 you end up with -5. Press button 3 and you multiply the current number by 2, i.e. with 5, you get 10.
Now you need to keep pushing buttons until you reach that number, but you can max push any button 3 times in a row, push it a 4th time and the machine resets back to 5. So what you need to do is to figure out how to arrive at the number with those 3 math operations.
Then when you have reached the number (you can always see the current number at the bottom of the window), you press the A button and voila, you're out.
So for example you could get the number 130, and you'd need to get to that. You start off with having the number 5. If you press button 1, you add 5 to the current number, i.e. in this case it becomes 10. Press button 2 and you subtract 10 from the current number, i.e. with the beginning 5 you end up with -5. Press button 3 and you multiply the current number by 2, i.e. with 5, you get 10.
Now you need to keep pushing buttons until you reach that number, but you can max push any button 3 times in a row, push it a 4th time and the machine resets back to 5. So what you need to do is to figure out how to arrive at the number with those 3 math operations.
Then when you have reached the number (you can always see the current number at the bottom of the window), you press the A button and voila, you're out.
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