How to Start with One-Button Start?

[BradleyLee]

The method to start a car with one-button start: After the owner opens the door and enters the car, press the brake and lightly press the one-button start button to start the car. Here are the advantages of the car's one-button start: 1. Unlike the traditional mechanical key ignition method and the traditional starting procedure, simply pressing the one-button start button can start or turn off the engine, avoiding the hassle of losing or searching for keys. Most of the time, the brake pedal needs to be pressed during the ignition process. 2. The starting button procedure is entirely controlled by a chip for conversion, ensuring stable and reliable performance. It simulates the original car key starting mode OFF-ACC-ON-START-ON-OFF, normally achieving each function. 3. Intelligent sensing entry (opening the door)—When approaching the vehicle, the RFID intelligent detection system will automatically unlock the door within a range of 1.0-2.0 meters. The sensing distance is stable and non-directional, accompanied by flashing turn signals and a short honk with light and sound prompts. When approaching the door at a normal speed, the system will automatically unlock. 4. Intelligent sensing entry (closing the door)—When leaving the vehicle, if the RFID detection system cannot find the signal of the "smart key" within the set range, it will immediately lock all four doors. At the same time, the turn signals will flash, and a short honk will sound to remind the owner that the vehicle has automatically entered the anti-theft state.

[BrodyMarie]

I've driven several cars with push-button start, and the operation is actually quite simple. After getting in the car, first make sure the key is in your pocket or bag not far from the vehicle - some models require the key to be inside the car. After fastening your seatbelt, keep your foot firmly on the brake pedal and press the engine icon button on the center console. When the dashboard lights up, you'll hear the engine start. If you press the button without stepping on the brake, the car will only power on without starting the engine. Remember when parking, you also need to keep your foot on the brake, shift back to P gear, then press the button to turn off the engine. This feature is especially useful in winter - sitting in the chilly cabin and pressing the button immediately brings warm air, without even needing to take the key out of your pocket.

[StEzra]

When using the one-button start, remember these key points: The key must be within the effective sensing range inside the car. After sitting firmly, press the brake pedal hard, locate the flashing round button near the steering wheel, and press it. If you don't press the brake, you can only listen to the radio. Once, my friend forgot to shift gears and pressed the start button while in D gear, causing the car to beep an alarm. Later, we found out it must be shifted back to P gear to start. Now, newer models also have emergency start methods when the key battery is dead, such as placing the key near the sensing area below the button. Once you get used to it, it feels much more convenient than turning a key, especially on rainy days when you're carrying large bags.

[AllisonDella]

The one-push start button in my car is located on the right side of the steering wheel. After getting in and sitting down, press the silver button for one second while fully depressing the brake pedal to start the engine. If the car doesn't respond, first check if the dashboard displays a 'key not detected' message. The key might be blocked by a metal phone case. Once in a parking lot, I couldn't start the car and later realized I hadn't pressed the brake pedal deep enough. Remember not to stomp on the accelerator immediately after starting - let the engine idle for dozens of seconds to warm up. Shutting down is even simpler: just press the button after shifting to P mode, no need to press the brake. The best part of this feature is the ultra-quiet startup - none of the clunky sounds from old-fashioned ignition keys.