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The various buttons on Yutong buses have different functions. Below, we will introduce the purposes of these buttons to help you better understand and use them.

On the upper left corner of the vehicle, there are two double-arrow buttons. They are usually used for fast rewinding and fast forwarding. These buttons can help you quickly jump to the designated position of the music or broadcast, making it convenient for you to adjust the playback content.

Below the double-arrow button, there is a knob. This knob is mainly used to adjust the volume and switch. By rotating the knob, you can easily change the volume level, and even turn the volume on or off.

On the left side at the bottom of the screen, there are two buttons. These buttons are usually used to adjust the mobile phone frequency band. By using these buttons, you can select different mobile phone signal frequency bands to ensure stable and clear signals.

In the middle of the screen, there is a button. This button is usually associated with the atmospheric pressure sensor. By pressing this button, you can view the atmospheric pressure condition inside the vehicle, which is of great significance for assessing the airtightness of the vehicle and the internal environment.

On the lower right side of the screen, there is a button. This button is usually used to switch between CDs and the radio. If there is no CD, it can be switched to the radio and USB modes. This button helps you easily switch between different media sources and meets your entertainment needs.

Through the above introduction, you can have a more comprehensive understanding of the functions of each button on Yutong buses, and thus use them more effectively.

Here are some common buttons found on buses and their functions:

Start button: Used to start or stop the engine.

Air conditioning button: Used to turn on or off the vehicle's air conditioning system.

Heater button: Used to turn on or off the vehicle's heater system.

Window button: Used to control the opening or closing of the vehicle's windows.

Light button: Used to turn on or off the front and rear lights of the vehicle.

Alarm button: Used to emit an alarm sound.

Rearview radar button: Used to turn on or off the vehicle's rearview radar system.

Seat belt button: Used to turn off or turn on the vehicle's seat belt warning sound.

Emergency brake button: Used to immediately brake to deal with emergency situations.

Cruise control button: Used to turn on or off the vehicle's cruise control system.

Parking button. When the bus passes through a small station with few passengers, and there are no people on the platform or in the bus pressing the parking button, the driver will skip the stop and not stop the bus.

So when you need to get off at a certain stop, you don't know if the driver will stop the vehicle on his own. In that case, it's best for you to press the stop button half a stop earlier. The dashboard will display a sign indicating that someone is getting off, informing the driver to stop at the next station.