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What are the functions of the buttons inside the Captiva?

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VanBella

07/30/25 9:53am

There are buttons such as the media unit inside the car. Below are the specific functions of each button: 1. Media unit buttons: TUNE (Tuning), selects radio stations (up/down) in radio mode. EJECT (Eject), uses this button to eject the disc from the unit. INFO (Information), displays operational information and functions required for each mode. SRC/PAUSE (Source Switch/Pause), press this button briefly to switch audio modes between CD and auxiliary devices. Press and hold this button to enable/disable the pause function. 2. Function keys below the media unit: AUTO (Automatic), the automatic air conditioning button. SYNC (Temperature Zone Synchronization), synchronizes the adjusted functions of the air conditioning to the passenger side. 3. Buttons below the gear shift: The icon buttons on both sides of P indicate seat ventilation/heating. 4. Buttons on the left side of the steering wheel: MODE is the mode switch function key. SEEK is the search key. 5. Buttons on the lower left side of the steering wheel: From top to bottom, they are: electric folding mirrors, headlight height adjustment, and headlight washer.

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