What is sync in a car?

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GraceLee
07/29/25 11:09pm
The SYNC in a car refers to the synchronization button of the dual-zone automatic air conditioning. Here is the relevant introduction of SYNC: 1. SYNC technology application: The Chinese meaning of SYNC is "synchronization". Now SYNC technology is widely used in the synchronization between multimedia such as music, video and text content, for example: displaying lyrics (karaoke effect) or movie subtitles while playing MP3, etc. The lyrics display of MP3 using SYNC technology is more accurate. 2. Function introduction: The early SYNC system was mainly committed to integrating users' mobile phones, players and other devices into the vehicle information terminal through Bluetooth, USB and other ways. After that, SYNC added the functions of vehicle health status detection and automatic emergency call connection. The latest SYNC integrates traffic monitoring, navigation and information functions, connecting all the information needed by drivers during driving.
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