What does coast/set mean?
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coast/set refers to some switches in the cruise control system. SET/COAST button – speed setting/deceleration control switch (allowed when speed is greater than 30Km/H). When pressed while driving, it sets the current speed, and the CRUISE cruise setting indicator light on the water temperature gauge illuminates. After releasing the accelerator, the car will drive at the set speed. During cruise control, pressing the SET/COAST button again will reduce the speed by 1.6Km/H each time. Below is an introduction to the cruise control function buttons: 1. ON/OFF button – cruise control switch. When the ON/OFF button is pressed, the CRUISE/MAIN cruise main indicator light on the water temperature gauge illuminates. The cruise control system is activated and ready to accept various speed control operations. Pressing the ON/OFF button again turns off the CRUISE/MAIN cruise main indicator light and closes the cruise control system. 2. RES/ACCEL button – acceleration setting/acceleration control switch (allowed when speed is greater than 30Km/H) (1) During cruise control, pressing the RES/ACCEL button increases the speed by 1.6Km/H each time. (2) Holding it down will continuously increase the speed. (3) Pressing the CANCEL button will temporarily stop the cruise control, and pressing the RES/ACCEL button again will cause the car to accelerate rapidly to the previous cruise speed.