Which is the Lock Button?

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DeManuel
07/29/25 3:26pm
The lock icon on the car remote control represents the locking function. Below is relevant information about remote keys: Types of Remote Keys: Common types of keys currently available in the market include mechanical keys, remote keys, touchscreen LCD keys, and smart wristband keys. Regardless of the type, the basic functions are to unlock the doors and start the engine. Some remote and touchscreen LCD keys can also enable features like automatic parking and viewing vehicle information. Usage of Remote Keys: A remote key allows you to unlock and lock the doors from a distance without inserting the key into the lock. Its main advantages are: regardless of day or night, there's no need to locate the keyhole or go through the cumbersome process of inserting a key to open the door. You can conveniently unlock (open) and lock the doors remotely. Remote keys can also open the trunk and fuel filler cap from outside the vehicle, as well as close the windows and retract the side mirrors when locking the car.
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