What do res and set mean on a car?
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The "res" and "set" buttons on the car steering wheel are mainly used for the cruise control function. Here are the meanings of res and set on a car: res: res stands for reset. It has two functions: the first is to restore the set speed after temporarily canceling cruise control, and the second is to accelerate to the set speed after setting the cruise control speed. set: set stands for set. It also has two functions: the first is to decelerate to the set speed after setting the cruise control speed, and the second is to set the current speed as the cruising speed. Here are some related explanations about "res" and "set": 1. How to use the Res button: When using cruise control on the highway to maintain a speed of 120, and then stepping on the brake to temporarily cancel cruise control, causing the speed to drop to 100, pressing the res button will automatically accelerate the car back to 120. Alternatively, after setting the desired speed in advance, pressing the res button will automatically accelerate the car to the set speed. 2. How to use the Set button: When using cruise control on the highway to maintain a speed of 120, and you want to reduce the speed to 100, you can release the accelerator until the speed drops to 100 and then press the set button, and the car will continue to drive at 100. If you are originally at 120 and have set the speed to 100, pressing the set button will automatically decelerate the car to 100.