How to Switch from Trip to Normal Mileage?

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AnastasiaFitz
07/30/25 8:56am
To switch from trip to normal mileage, you need to press the vehicle's one-touch start button to activate the engine; otherwise, the switch cannot be made. Below are the specific steps: 1. Mileage Reset: In the single-trip mileage display mode, press and hold the reset/adjustment button 'set' for more than two seconds to reset the single-trip mileage (trip meter) display value to zero. However, the total mileage in 'TOTAL' mode cannot be reset unless the engine is replaced. 2. Trip Kilometer Calculation: The basic function of the TRIP locator server is to exchange information with other LS. This information includes the reachability of the call destination, paths between destinations, and gateway information on the path to the call destination in the PSTN. LS exchanges sufficient routing information to construct an ITAD connectivity graph, thereby avoiding routing loops. Additionally, TRIP can be used to exchange required attributes to implement policies and select routes based on path or gateway characteristics. This specification defines TRIP's transmission and synchronization mechanisms, finite state machines, and TRIP data, as well as basic attributes.
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