Can the horn be set for the Changan CS75 when locking the car?
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Changan CS75 allows you to set the horn when locking the car. The setup method is as follows: In the car's onboard computer settings, select the lock option and click 'Lock On' to enable the horn sound function when locking the car. There are two ways to lock the car: one is to use the lock button on the key to lock the doors, and the other is to lock the doors through a sensing method. Information about the locking horn is as follows: 1. The locking horn primarily emits sound through electromagnetic vibration. The electromagnetic coil attracts the moving contact switch of the relay to close, allowing current to flow to the horn terminal. This current activates the electromagnet inside the horn, causing the diaphragm to vibrate and produce sound, which is why the horn sounds when locking the car. 2. Some large trucks use air horns or electric horns, which are characterized by their simple structure and compact size.
As a seasoned driver with ten years of experience, I can confirm that the lock horn settings on my Changan CS75 can indeed be customized. You need to access the vehicle's central control menu, select the vehicle settings option, and locate the security-related section to adjust the lock confirmation sound. You can set it to mute, low volume, or standard volume. This is quite practical—for instance, I live in an apartment complex and have set it to mute mode to avoid disturbing neighbors. However, don’t disable all sound feedback, as you might misjudge whether the car is locked without an audible confirmation signal. I recommend periodically checking these settings to ensure the anti-theft features are functioning properly. Over time, such personalized adjustments can significantly enhance convenience, and the process is straightforward—just a few steps that any hands-on car owner can manage. If you have any doubts, consult the user manual or visit a 4S dealership. Safety always comes first.
As a new car owner, I haven't been driving my CS75 for long but discovered the lock horn can be customized. Just enter the settings menu from the car screen, find the vehicle security tab to adjust. I changed it to a low-key beep to avoid disturbing neighbors in our quiet residential area at night. The setup process is intuitive and tool-free, taking just two minutes. But be careful not to disable the alarm system completely as it affects anti-theft functionality - better test in a small area first. During routine maintenance, I always double-check these settings to ensure stability. This beginner-friendly feature really makes driving more reassuring.
