Monitor

The monitor in Post-Shift is a mechanic and is very useful in the context of deterring the animatronics. There is also a second monitor for doing tasks. (Which is also vital because you have to complete all tasks the complete each night. (excluding Night 5)

Function
The first monitor is on the players right, there are 4 tabs that do different things. There is a sound cue when animatronic needs to be checked on (only Nightmare Classic Bonnie and Chica.) It will say which stage it is on as well. For it to work, you must use the correct tabs in the correct rooms. The second monitor has six different tasks which take a few seconds to complete. You have to have the monitor up in order to progress completing a task, although you can still put the monitor away while competing one. Each of the tasks are as follows. To start a task simply press the button and it will slowly complete it.
 * 1) Song - Databank: You use it in Nightmare Classic Freddy's room. After listening to the song he plays, you have to click the name of the song.
 * 2) Sinewave Signal: You use it in Nightmare Classic Foxy's room and you click which ever number alarm he says.
 * 3) Power Override: Once you get the signal to check on Nightmare Classic Chica, use this tab and cut the power.
 * 4) Audio Distraction: Once you get the signal to check on Nightmare Classic Bonnie, use this tab to play the music on either the left or right of his stage depending on which side he is on.
 * 1) Fix vents.
 * 2) Order balloons.
 * 3) Order pizza
 * 4) Contain stage 05.
 * 5) Order posters
 * 6) Order party accessories.

Disadvantages
Although it is essential to complete the night, it does affect the player in a bad way if you're using it.
 * 1) About every 0.5 seconds, your attention will go up by 2. When your attention reaches 20, you'll be warned that your making too much sound and one of the nightmares will certainly become active. This means that if you leave it on for only 5 seconds, you should put it down.