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Oct 01, 2024 - 07:39 AM
In the context of key fobs, "Memory 1" and "Memory 2" typically refer to different user profiles or settings that can be stored in a vehicle's system. These profiles allow multiple drivers to have personalized settings for things like seat position, climate control, and radio preferences.
- Memory 1: This is usually the first set of saved settings, often associated with the primary user of the vehicle.
- Memory 2: This is the second set of settings, which can be customized for another driver.
When a key fob is used to unlock the vehicle, it can automatically adjust the settings based on which memory profile is linked to that specific fob. This feature enhances convenience, especially in vehicles shared by multiple drivers.
