In the second game it is called the SaSS, the Security and Surveillance System. Upon opening it there's also visible crack on the screen. The panel itself is white and has 5 plugs connected to the upper side: a red, a white, a yellow and two black ones. The Maintenance Panel seems to be located under the player desk, forcing the player to look down in order to see the Maintenance Panel. The animation of Marylin looking up from the Maintenance Panel. The animation of Marylin looking down to the Maintenance Panel. It is used to find the animatronics around the place, and lure them around the building using telephones. The Maintenance Panel is a vital game mechanic in Five Nights at Candy's 2. The Maintenance Panel does not seem to take power normally, but it seems to drain power when using night vision. The Main uses for the monitor are to watch Blank to know when he is about to attack, and to see if animatronics without shiny eyes, like Old Candy and RAT, are at the doors. When putting the monitor down, the night vision will automatically turn off. Sometimes, the night vision is not needed, as the toy animatronics have eyes that shine in the dark and thus they can be spotted without it. Normally, the camera is completely dark, but the night vision can be turned on to see more clearly. The maintenance panel is used watch the cameras and to locate animatronics, so the night guard can find out where they are. In the camera view, there is a security map of the restaurant, a red circle that blinks in the top left corner, and an eye beside the circle when the night vision is on. The maintenance Panel Appears to Be a Regular security tablet with a grey plastic border and a green light with two other lights (that are off) under it to the top right corner. The Animation of the Monitor Being Put Up and Down. It is used to find the animatronics around the place. The Maintenance Panel is a vital game mechanic in Five Nights at Candy's.
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