What does the Audi automatic headlight morning, noon, and evening setting mean?
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Audi automatic headlight morning, noon, and evening settings refer to the light sensitivity threshold for automatic headlight activation. Details about automatic headlights are as follows: Function of automatic headlights: Automatic headlights are a feature installed by some manufacturers for driver convenience, utilizing a light-sensing control system in vehicles. When the photosensor detects that external light intensity exceeds or falls below a certain threshold, the vehicle's headlights will automatically turn on or off. This configuration remains highly user-friendly. Many drivers neglect to turn on their headlights in dimly lit areas with streetlights. Working principle of automatic headlights: The core component of automatic headlights is the photosensor, typically located on the front dashboard or top of the windshield. When the photosensor receives sufficient light exposure, it remains in an open circuit state, keeping the headlights off. If the photosensor detects insufficient brightness, the photosensitive material will emit an electrical signal to automatically activate the headlights without manual intervention. This feature proves extremely convenient when entering or exiting tunnels.