How to Set the Horn Sound When Locking the Lynk & Co 01?
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Lynk & Co 01 horn sound setting method: First, find the settings on the central control screen, click on settings, and the basic vehicle settings will appear. Then scroll down to find the lock feedback option, where you can set the horn sound function when locking the car. The Lynk & Co brand rivals luxury brands in technology and quality, and competes with top-tier foreign brands in market positioning and consumer groups, creating a new brand experience and sense of value for consumers. Below is an introduction to the Lynk & Co 01: 1. The Lynk & Co 01 is the first model developed by Lynk & Co (LYNK&CO) based on the CMA basic modular architecture, and it will be the first to feature the Drive-E series 2.0TD turbocharged engine. 2. The Lynk & Co 01 collaborates with Volvo technology in safety configuration specifications, equipped with 17 intelligent driving assistance technologies including ACC adaptive cruise, AEB automatic braking function, panoramic imaging, reverse side assist, blind spot monitoring system, and active high-low beam adjustment.
For setting the horn sound when locking the Lynk & Co 01, I tried it a few times when I first bought the car. It's actually quite simple. First, sit in the car and start the vehicle without turning on the engine. Then, locate the menu button on the central control screen, enter the vehicle settings or safety options, where you'll find the sound-related section. Scroll through the screen to find functions like lock reminder, select the horn switch and turn it on. After confirming, turn off the power and get out of the car, then try locking it with the remote key to see if it beeps. If it doesn't, the setting might not have been saved or the car could be in silent mode, so go back and check again. I recommend getting familiar with the central control system; once you set it up, you'll remember the location, making future driving much more hassle-free. Don’t forget to refer to the manual, as the menu layout may vary slightly between different model years, but the essence is pretty much the same.
