What does a car keyless start system mean?
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Car keyless start system means starting the vehicle without taking out or turning a physical key. The key can be kept in a bag or pocket, and the engine can be ignited by pressing a button inside the car or turning a knob. Its working principle is: using radio frequency identification (RFID) technology, the system automatically locks or unlocks the doors through the chip in the smart card carried by the owner. When the driver approaches the vehicle within a certain distance, the door locks will automatically open and the anti-theft system will be deactivated. When the driver leaves the vehicle, the door locks will automatically lock and the anti-theft system will be activated. Precautions for using a car keyless start system: 1. Do not place the smart key together with electronic devices; 2. Do not expose the smart key to direct high-temperature environments; 3. Avoid contact with metal objects; 4. Do not use the wrong type of battery.
I just installed a keyless entry system after buying my new car, and it's incredibly convenient. Simply put, you don't need to take the key out of your pocket to press the unlock button. Just keep the key in your pocket or bag, walk up to the car, and pull the door handle—the car will automatically sense and unlock. Once inside, press the start button while holding the brake, and the car starts up without ever needing to touch the key. This system works through wireless signal pairing between the key and the car's sensors, with an effective range of about two to three meters. When you walk away, the car even locks itself automatically, so you never have to worry about forgetting to lock it. Just remember to keep the key's battery charged, as it can be a hassle if it runs out of power.
