Where is the car button on the Volkswagen Magotan?
3 Answers
The car button on the Volkswagen Magotan is located near the gear shift or below the navigation system. The car button is designed to quickly access the vehicle system settings interface. Pressing this button allows the multimedia central control screen to directly switch to the vehicle system interface, where various settings can be adjusted, such as driving mode selection, seat and air conditioning adjustments, parking assistance system, settings, and services. The functions of various buttons in the car are as follows: 1. The sel button is the menu selection confirmation button, usually found on the multifunction steering wheel; 2. The ok button has the same function as the sel button, with some vehicles using sel and others using ok; 3. The ac button is the compressor switch, short for aircondition, which is the air conditioning cooling switch.
Every time I drive my Volkswagen Magotan, the CAR button is the most frequently used one. It's located on the main interface of the central infotainment screen, usually displayed as a blue icon with 'CAR' written on it. A simple click takes you to the vehicle settings menu where you can adjust lighting and door lock functions. If you have an older model, it might be among the row of shortcut buttons on the left side of the touchscreen—just a gentle press activates it. I find this design extremely practical, allowing me to check tire pressure, fuel efficiency, or driver assistance functions anytime while driving with just one tap. I remember when I first used the Magotan, I found it by exploring the screen menus. If you accidentally press it, you can disable certain options in the settings to avoid distractions while driving. During regular vehicle maintenance, I always like to enter the CAR menu first to check the system status and ensure everything is normal, which gives me more peace of mind for long trips.
As someone with years of car repair experience, I understand your question about the CAR button location. On the Volkswagen Magotan, it's fixed in the central area of the multimedia system's touchscreen with a prominent icon that's easy to identify. After clicking the 'CAR' button, it opens the vehicle information interface, including items like chassis control and ambient lighting settings. The interface has become more user-friendly after the new Magotan upgrade, allowing swipe operations. If the display screen goes black, the CAR button might not appear - in this case, try restarting the system or checking the manual. My experience suggests keeping the system updated to avoid software issues causing button failure. Additionally, similar functions are integrated into steering wheel controls, but not all models have a physical CAR button, as it's primarily on the touchscreen. Regular screen cleaning prevents unresponsive touches due to dirt, and simple maintenance extends its lifespan.
