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Just moved into an apt: help with some appliances

switchfoot

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I just moved into my apartment and am getting used to using all the japanese appliances. For starters...the toilet.
I have a basic idea of how to use the bidet, but all fo the other options on the control panel I have no idea what they do. Here's a picture, any help is greatly appreciated.



Basically I'm wondering what the buttons and switches along the left side do, the grey buttons on the lower right, and the two blue buttons at the top.
 
the upper orange button
Power ON/OFF

the middle grey button
Power Save ON/OFF

the lower light blue button
Bidet Nozzle Cleaning
(The Nozzle is cleaned automatically every time you use it, so basically you don't need to use this button.)


the upper switch
Auto Flushing ON/OFF
(When the switch is on (the right side), the toilet flushes automatically after you stand up. When the switch is off (the left side), you need to push each of the two blue buttons at the top.)

the middle switch
Bidet Shower Temperature Controller
(The temperature becomes higher to the right. The left end is off.)

the lower switch
Seat Temperature Controller
(The temperature becomes higher to the right. The left end is off.)


the grey buttons on the lower right
Bidet Nozzle Position Controller
(When you push the left button, the bidet nozzle moves forward. The right button is for backward.)


the two blue buttons at the top
Flushing the Toilet
(The right button is for feces. The left is for urine.)
 
Thank you so much for your help and very detailed translation! I know its a trivial thing but you just made my daily life so much better.
 
Glad to be of help! But I've just realized that I made a mistake in the last line. "The left button is for feces. The right is for urine." is correct. Sorry!!
 
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