What does a mobile Bluetooth key mean?
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Mobile Bluetooth key refers to a method of controlling a vehicle. The Bluetooth key includes operations such as doors (locking/unlocking), trunk (opening/closing), and other related functions. The Bluetooth key can achieve the main functions of a physical key, enabling more convenient vehicle control operations. The main differences between an electronic key and a Bluetooth key lie in the door opening method, power supply method, functionality, and authorization method. The electronic key can directly open the door by inserting it into the lock cylinder, without the need for a smart phone app, making the door opening method relatively simple and quick. The electronic key has a built-in 2032 button battery, while the smart Bluetooth key uses a rechargeable battery. After unlocking with the electronic key, there is no real-time unlocking notification, and the unlocking records are stored inside the smart lock cylinder. When needed, they can be exported using the Bluetooth key and app. The Bluetooth key provides real-time unlocking notifications. The electronic key uses a manager to authorize unlocking and cancel unlocking permissions. Remote authorization is not possible; the key must be inserted into the lock cylinder to authorize or cancel authorization. The authorization cannot set a specific unlocking time period; it can only determine whether the smart lock can be unlocked or not.