What does res mean?
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res is the resume button, which means the cruise control system resumes the set speed. It has two functions: one is to accelerate after setting the cruise control, and the other is to press res to restore the previously set speed after temporarily canceling the cruise control. More information about res is as follows: 1. The position and function of res: In the cruise control system, res is located on the control handle (physical button), and its function is the resume button, which means that pressing this button cancels the previous setting and starts a new setting. The reset button is the machine reboot button. When there is a problem with the navigation, pressing the reboot button can restore the original settings. 2. Precautions when using res: Although cruise control is very useful, it is best not to use cruise control in some situations.
Last time a friend asked me what the RES button on the steering wheel does, and I explained it to him in detail. This is actually the Resume button in the cruise control system, with the full name Resume. For example, if you set the cruise control to 100km/h on the highway and temporarily cancel it by braking when encountering a situation. When the road conditions improve, pressing the RES button will automatically accelerate the car back to the previously set 100km/h without needing to reset the speed. Some car models may integrate the RES and SET buttons, one controlling resume and the other responsible for setting. Hybrid car owners might also have seen the RESET indicator on the dashboard, but that's the mileage reset button with a completely different function—short press to switch displays, long press to clear. The button's position is important, usually located on the right side of the steering wheel or on the stalk.
