What does the setup button in a car mean?
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The setup button in a car refers to the settings, usually located diagonally below the left side of the central knob. Pressing this button will bring up a menu on the screen with options such as menu language, unit of measurement, time settings, and default values. Rotate the main knob to "Time Settings" and press it to set the time. The functions of the buttons on the center console include: 1. AUTO refers to automatically controlling the fan speed based on the set temperature. Once the set temperature is reached, the fan speed will decrease; 2. SETUP is the option for setting the air conditioning, such as synchronizing the air conditioning; 3. ECON represents the intelligent green energy-saving assistance system. By pressing this button, the vehicle automatically enters a fuel-saving priority mode, where the system actively prevents excessive acceleration and deep throttle pressing by the driver to reduce high energy consumption, achieving intelligent fuel saving.