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                "title": "Rear view mirror",
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                        "*": "In this simple element can be integrated a lot of technology required for other functions to work correctly.\n\n== Dimming ==\n=== [[Auto dimming rearview mirror]] ===\nMirror detects condition in which driver can be blinded by a following car. Check more details for [[Auto dimming rearview mirror]].\n\n=== Double-mirror dipping ===\nManual lever is used to dip the mirrors assembly so the other mirror takes the position of the first one.\n\n== Rain sensor ==\n\n== Ambient light sensor ==\n\n== Alarm indicator ==\n\n== [[HomeLink]] ==\nRemote garage and gate opener.\n\n== Compass ==\nSome car makers (like [[Volvo]]) integrate compass into rearview mirrors.\n\n\n[[Category:Needs work]]"
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                        "*": "== Forms ==\nRecent cars use remote control that integrates ignition key inside (VW flip key). Some cars do not require using the key itself to start the car (Volvo V50). Usually as an option there's a [[keyless]] system available which will detect that the key/remote is in the car and let the driver start the car with a press of a button on a dashboard.\n\n== Functions ==\n=== Ignition key and immobilizer ===\nFlip key or hidden key with embedded [[Anti-theft_systems#Immobilizer|immobilizer]].\n\n=== Opening and closing central lock ===\n==== Zone lock ====\nPressing once the unlock button will open only drivers door. Next press unlocks other doors.\n\n==== Boot only ====\nSome remotes have separate button to unlock or open bottom.\n\n==== Dead lock ====\nPressing lock button for the second time can enable [[Anti-theft_systems#Dead_lock|deadlock]] feature in some cars.\n\n=== Panic ===\nSome cars with [[OEM]] alarm system have panic button which will turn on the alarm siren. Usually this require long-press or double-press of the panic button to prevent from accidental usage.\n\n=== Windows, sunroof and side mirrors operation ===\nPress-and-hold on lock or unlock button will close or open windows, sunroof and side mirrors.\n\n=== Interior lights ===\nPressing lock button second time after set period of time will turn on interior lights to help you spot you car on a busy parking lot without unlocking your doors.\n\n=== Exterior lights ===\nSeparate button designed to turn parking lights (Volvo) or coming-home & leaving-home function that turns on certain lights for a set period of time when you unlock or lock your car.\n\n=== Heat and ventilation ===\nUsually separate remote to operate [[HVAC#Remote_control|HVAC system remotely]].\n\n== Battery ==\n=== Replacing ===\nModern cars does not require remote teaching after replacing the battery.\n\n=== Self-charing ===\nIn some cars there's a induction charger in the ignition itself that will charge the remote."
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