What does the ACC button in the car mean?
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There are two types of ACC switches in cars, specifically: 1. The ACC on the ignition switch allows the use of auxiliary electrical equipment (such as the radio) when the car is turned off. 2. The independent ACC button on the steering wheel is the control switch for cruise control. There are many buttons in a car, each with different functions, such as the window control button, window lock button, rearview mirror adjustment button, lumbar support adjustment button, and electric seat memory button. The details are as follows: 1. Window control button: Just press it once, and the window will roll all the way down or up, freeing the driver's left hand and increasing driving safety and convenience. 2. Window lock button: Pressing this button locks all windows except the driver's side window to prevent accidental operation by children. 3. Rearview mirror adjustment button: Typically, the rearview mirror adjustment button is arranged this way. To adjust the left rearview mirror, move the top button to the left and adjust accordingly, and vice versa for the right side. 4. Lumbar support adjustment button: The horizontal button adjusts the degree of lumbar support, while the vertical button adjusts the support position to suit the body shape of different drivers or passengers.
