What is the status when pressing the start button once without stepping on the brake?
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The status of pressing the start button once without stepping on the brake is to power on the vehicle, lighting up the lights, air conditioning, and instrument panel. Pressing it twice will start the engine. The function of the one-button start is similar to the traditional key method. The car ignition switch has four positions: OFF, ACC, and the engine start position. Some models may only have three positions, omitting the ACC position. OFF means the power is off, ACC allows power supply to some electrical components without starting the engine, ON powers all electrical components without starting the engine, and the start position is a self-resetting switch that automatically returns to the ON position after the engine starts. The two beeps when turning off the engine with the one-button start serve as a reminder, indicating that the vehicle is in anti-theft mode, which is a normal phenomenon. The functions of the one-button start are as follows: Pressing the one-button start once powers on the vehicle, while pressing it twice starts the engine. For most one-button start vehicles, pressing once puts the vehicle in the ACC state, maintaining interior lights and allowing some electrical components to function normally. Pressing once without stepping on the brake unlocks the steering wheel, pressing twice connects the vehicle's electronic control system, and pressing the start switch while stepping on the brake will start the engine.
