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Advanced key is the electronic access and authorization system which is available as an option in Audi A8, A6, and eventually all models which Audi produces. The advanced key allows the driver to keep the car key in his or her pocket when unlocking and starting the automobile. The key is identified via a proximity sensor in the car door and a radio pulse generator in the key housing as soon as the driver is within approximately 1.5 metres of the vehicle. The vehicle is automatically unlocked as soon as the door handle (or trunk lid) is actuated. The field of electronics is the study and use of systems that operate by controlling the flow of electrons or other electrically charged particles in devices such as thermionic valves and semiconductors. ...
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The advanced key system also means that the steering is released and the ignition turned on electronically and without inserting the key in the ignition. The driver must have the key on his or her person inside the car for the engine can be started by pressing down on the brake followed by pressing the starter button. The advanced key also operates like a conventional Audi Huf key. When leaving a vehicle equipped with advanced key, it merely suffices to press the small locking button on the driver's door handle in order to lock the vehicle. The advanced key operates for 4 separate drivers and forms Audi's new personalization system, one-touch memory. Steering is the term applied to the collection of components, linkages, etc. ...
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Keyless Go Keyless Go, is a automotive technology first introduced by Mercedes-Benz which allows a driver to lock and unlock a Mercedes-Benz vehicle without using the corresponding SmartKey buttons. ...
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