What does the SET button on a car mean?
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The SET button on a car is for setting the cruise control function. Generally, the SET button needs to be combined with RES (Reset), CRUISE (Cruise), and CANCEL (Cancel) to achieve the cruise control function. Cruise control is divided into fixed-speed cruise and full-speed adaptive cruise. The role of SET: It automatically maintains the vehicle speed as required by the driver without the need to press the accelerator pedal, allowing the car to drive at a fixed speed. When the fixed-speed cruise function is activated, pressing the accelerator can increase the speed to be equal to or higher than the lower speed limit of the cruise control. Once the fixed-speed cruise function is confirmed, the engine fuel supply will automatically adjust to meet the power demand for the current speed. How to use fixed-speed cruise in a car: Locate and press the fixed-speed cruise button on the steering wheel. When the car reaches the desired cruise speed, press the SET button downward. After setting the cruise speed, you can press the button upward or downward to fine-tune the cruise speed. It is important to always pay attention to the road conditions while using fixed-speed cruise.