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{
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  {
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    5,  
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    5,
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  },
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  true,
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  5,
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  15,
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  "front",
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  "bottom",
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  'monitor_0',
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This is just a explanation of the code above with
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{
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    1,			--This is the code that you have to type in
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    2,			--on the monitor. This can be up to 11 numbers
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    1,          --This is the code that you have to type in
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    3,			--long, just add a new number below the number 4
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    2,          --on the monitor. This can be up to 11 numbers
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    4,			--and you are good to go.
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    3,          --long, just add a new number below the number 4
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    4,          --and you are good to go.
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  true,			--This is an option to make the system auto reset. true/false
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  5,			--This is how long the system will wait before auto reset. (seconds) 
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  true,         --This is an option to make the system auto reset. true/false
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  "front",		--This is the redstone output side. front/left/right/top/bottom.
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  5,            --This is how long the system will wait before auto reset. (seconds) 
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  "front",      --This is the redstone output side. front/left/right/top/bottom.
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  "deviceName",      --This is the name of the monitor just in case you have it connected with a modem. if its nil it will autofind the monitor
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}
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]]