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This is a close-up, angled view of an elevator control panel made of brushed metallic material, likely located within a building at Columbia University in New York City, United States, as indicated by "CEPSR/PUPIN BRIDGE" and "CAMPUS LEVEL" labels. The panel features an "OVERLOADED" text with a small, unlit indicator above it. To the right, a circular key switch labeled "NORM HOLD FIRE SERV FOR FIRE DEPT USE" in red text is visible, with the key slot in the "NORM" position. Below this, "FIRE OPERATION" is displayed in red text. A circular button with a red outline of a firefighter's helmet is situated to the left of the fire operation key switch. Further left, a "CALL CANCEL" button with red text is present. Below the main fire operation labels are three additional key switches, each labeled "OFF". The main button grid consists of circular, illuminated floor selection buttons with corresponding black numbers and Braille. Visible floor numbers range from 1 to 15. Several buttons are illuminated with a white light, indicating activation, including floors 2, 5, 8, 11, and 13. Special level labels are present, including "STREET LEVEL", "CAMPUS LEVEL", and "CEPSR/PUPIN BRIDGE". Below the numbered buttons, additional functional buttons are visible, including door open and close arrows, and an alarm bell button that is illuminated red. The panel exhibits minor surface scratches consistent with use. No people are visible.
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