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# Model 3/Y Highland Style Steering Wheel Upgrade

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## App Download

There are several settings available on our EVOffer App. You can download the app from App Store (For iPhone) or Google Play (Android Phone)

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## App Settings

After connecting to the device, there are several settings:

### Flashing High Beam

Press and hold the Light Button for 1 second or more to activate a continuous high-beam pulse for increased visibility or signaling.

### Flashing Horn

Press and hold the Horn Button for 1 second or more for a pulsed honk.

### Scroll Wheel Gear Change

Use the Right Scroll Wheel to change gear.

* **D-Gear:** Scroll Up
* **R-Gear:** Scroll Down

### Seat Control

Adjust the front passenger seat position without reaching across the cabin

* **Move Forward**: Hold the **Left Scroll Wheel** + **Scroll Up** on the Right Wheel.
* **Move Backward**: Hold the **Left Scroll Wheel** + **Scroll Down** on the Right Wheel.

### Easy Door Open

Use the Right Scroll Wheel to open doors.

* **Front Passenger Door:** Push the **Right Scroll Wheel** to the **Right**.
* **Rear Right Door:** Hold the **Left Scroll Wheel** AND push the **Right Scroll Wheel** to the Right.
* **Rear Left Door:** Hold the **Left Scroll Wheel** AND push the **Right Scroll Wheel** to the Left.

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*Note: Only functions while the vehicle is in Park.*
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### Button Horn

Press the Right Scroll Wheel (Voice Button) to honk.

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### Button High Beam

Short press the LED/Light Button.

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If Auto High Beam is OFF: The lights will flash.

If Auto High Beam is ON: It will toggle/switch the high beams manually.
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### Button AP

Click the Right Scroll Wheel to engage Autopilot.

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*Enabling this disables the "One-Touch Horn" feature.*
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