Youth Station Control Panel

The Youth Station Control Panel is a location in Through Abandoned: The Refuge. It is used to make the trains in Youth Station move. It is used to solve the Youth Station puzzle to get the second cord. It is located in the USSR and New York.

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The Youth Station has four buttons on the top, CH-1, CH-2 and two more destroyed buttons. There are four more switches on the bottom. The first two switches, 1A and 2A are destroyed, although 2A can be turned on. The other two, 3A and 1Б, are able to be turned on. Each of these has a corresponding circle. Below these levers is Russian text that reads: D-6 Circuit 4. Right below the fourth button on the top, there is the code used to solve the letter puzzle in the upside submarine. In between the buttons and the switches are the trains. You can see the drawings of the vents, where you are, the main area of Youth Station, and the dried up well. The circles indicates the train stoppers. If a circle is red, a train cannot go past it, but if a circle is green the train can freely go over it. The grey squares indicate that nothing is on them, red squares indicate impossible to move onto, and the green and blue squares indicate where the train is. Above the buttons are some russian text that reads: Station Youth. On the very top are more gray squares that indicate that there is another train, although if this were the case it would have to be in the sky. Below this "train" on the left are 9 buttons. From up to down and left to right, these are: 254, II|2A, IV|2B, IL|3B, and C. To the left of this reads IV|2B and 1A. Just above the red squares next to the blue train there are two buttons and the one on the right reads C. The panel on the left reads Auto Turnover. To the left of this reads 3A.