What is the method to activate keyless entry?
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Keyless entry is activated by: bringing the key close to the vehicle body, which automatically unlocks the doors and disarms the security alarm, while the turn signals flash twice. At this point, you can simply open the door. The functions of a car's keyless entry system include: 1. Automatic window roll-up and security activation; 2. Wireless remote control; 3. Anti-theft alarm; 4. Online diagnostics. The working principle of the keyless entry system: it uses advanced radio frequency identification (RFID) technology to automatically lock and unlock the doors by sensing the chip in the smart card carried by the owner. The door locks will automatically open and disarm the security system when the driver approaches, and automatically lock and activate the security system when the driver leaves the vehicle.
Using a keyless system is actually super simple. I do it every day when driving without having to take out the key. As long as the key is in your pocket or bag and within about two meters of the car, the vehicle can detect it. Then, walk up to the door, look for the button on the handle, press it lightly, and the door opens. Some cars even allow you to unlock by simply pulling the handle. Just remember to always carry the key and not place it too far away, as garage signal interference might sometimes cause a slight delay in response. If the battery is running low, the dashboard will alert you to replace it. This feature makes life much more convenient, especially on rainy days when you're carrying stuff—just press the button with one hand and get in effortlessly. In short, once you get used to it, it becomes second nature.
I think safety is the most important thing, so don’t be careless when operating. Keep the key in your bag and carry it with you—the system only activates when you’re within one meter of the car. Press the small button on the door handle to unlock. To lock the car, press the same spot to ensure it’s secured. Don’t leave the key lying around to avoid theft or signal interference. If it malfunctions, check if the key’s battery is low or if there’s mobile signal interference—older cars require extra attention. Maintain an appropriate distance during use; don’t stand too close or too far. In short, this system is convenient but requires responsibility.
