How to Connect NFC for Mercedes-Benz C260L?
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Near Field Communication (NFC) is an emerging technology that allows devices equipped with NFC to exchange data when they are close to each other. Open the storage compartment cover. Place the Near Field Communication (NFC) area of your mobile phone on the NFC logo inside the cover. Position the NFC area of your mobile phone onto the NFC logo. NFC is developed based on contactless radio frequency identification technology combined with wireless interconnection technology.
Last time I helped my cousin set up the NFC connection for his C260L, it was actually quite simple. First, you need to confirm that the car has the digital key function, then bind your phone in the Mercedes me app. When I did it, I opened the APP, clicked on 'Vehicle', found the 'Digital Key' option, followed the prompts to place the phone on the NFC logo area in the center console armrest, and the car would beep to indicate the start of authentication. Then, you need to press the ignition button twice to confirm. Throughout the process, you need to keep the phone's NFC and Bluetooth on, and it's best to upgrade the car's system to the latest version. After binding, it's super convenient. Now he doesn't even carry the car key when he goes out, just taps his phone on the door handle to unlock it directly.
