Not exact matches
It has volume
buttons on its side, a power
button on its face, a Micro USB port for charging on the bottom, and a
switch on top to toggle between «RX» and «TX»
mode (I detected no audible difference).
If your hands get tired in this
mode, you can slide the Joy - Cons up and off (a tiny release
button behind each lets them disengage), prop the
Switch on a flat surface with its rear kickstand, then continue playing wirelessly, your hands free to roam like creatures loosed from cages.
The pump has a speed control knob on the front and a
button for
switching between stimulation and expression
modes.
There are only two
buttons that allow you to
switch the device on and off which ease while also allowing you change functions and
modes without skipping a beat.
Before
switching to expression phase, I generally press letdown phase for the first two minutes and
switch to expression
mode by pressing the letdown
mode button again.
A single
button on the spout controls water output,
switching between spray and stream
modes.
Press a
button to
switch to blink
mode.
In the prototype device, the user presses a
button to
switch between these two «transmitting» and «listening»
modes.
Players can also
switch between their various character
modes with the punch of a
button and doing so will be key if they're to vanquish the huge roster of beasts, monsters and enemies on show.
Not content with massive sales on other platforms and burgeoning esports leagues, this
Switch port from Panic
Button (the studio also behind DOOM on
Switch) retains its excellent balance and tight controls in both handheld and docked
mode.
You move your ship with the left analog stick and fire in any direction with the right, and you use the right shoulder
button to
switch satellite
modes.
Yes, it is possible to
switch between both of these
modes on the fly with the press of a
button and while this might sound amazing, it is even better when we utilize it in the game.
Once in range of an enemy, you'll
switch to combat
mode with the press of a
button and then latch onto the foe's arms, legs, or neck.
Fixed an issue that caused Turbo Building to not work properly if the player was holding down the build
button before
switching to build
mode.
It's not as simple as holding down an aim
button to shoot or attack — no the God Arc can
switch back and forth between melee and ranged
modes, and the entire control setup changes depending on what
mode it's in.
During Gestalt
mode, the menu at the bottom of the screen
switches to something that resembles a car speedometer, and you use the analog stick and
buttons to select various attack commands.
Hit a
button next to the gearlever though (or it will
switch automatically above 112mph) and you enter Handling
mode — here the suspension squats down by 35 mm and 20 mm at the front and rear respectively, the rear spoiler deploys and flaps in the front diffuser open up.
The cabin isn't completely devoid of party tricks, though — we delighted our friends with the center stack
buttons that magically
switch from climate controls to drive -
mode switches on command, and the 360 - degree camera view is useful in parking lots.
After four laps, we push the red
button in the center of the drive -
mode switch, which engages all of the remaining battery power to provide a few very fast laps.
The steering wheel features a
button to
switch between the car's two driving
modes, Road and Race.
Push the
button to
switch into Audi Drive Select's Sport
mode and throttle response gets faster, steering resistance goes up and the Audi Q5 gets a lot more entertaining.
One problem I found at Audi is that there is a valet
mode button in the glove compartment of the new A7 and when its depressed the trunk will not open from the door
switch, the fob or the tailgate
button.
Its bi-modal personality effortlessly
switches from comfortable touring
mode to all - out track attack with the flip of a
switch (or
button, to be precise).
You won't find a Sport or Comfort
button on the dashboard or steering wheel that allows you to easily
switch between driving
modes.
Next you'll find the
switches for the windows and the outside mirrors, and then Alfa's DNA (driving
mode) control knob accompanied by
buttons to make the transmission electronically select reverse, automatic or manual gear selection, neutral, and first.
Pressing
buttons can disable the stop - start system or
switch the steering to super-light city
mode.
The door «handle» for example is a
switch positioned in the roof along with the engine stop / start
button, controls for the air - con fan and the
switch to enable Race
mode.
So to test, put your meter into continuity
mode and check that the Stop
button is open circuit when not depressed and that the lanyard
switch is also open circuit when the lanyard is attached.
Thanks to the car's launch control
mode (hold the brakes, press the stability control
button,
switch the transmission to manual
mode, pull both paddles, pull the right paddle to confirm, floor throttle, release brake, and breathe), it's also endlessly repeatable.
Stability control (but not ABS or the electronic diff functionality) is
switched off completely in DSC - off
mode (which is selected by holding down the DSC
button for several seconds).
The only control whose location I kept forgetting was the
button that
switched between Sport, Normal and Eco
modes.
Inside, the Mercedes - Benz AMG GT will include all the trappings of other modern Mercedes products, including a bevy of circular air vents, a tablet - like infotainment screen perched atop the dashboard, and a fat, rising center console replete with an electronic transmission shifter and several
button for
switching the car's driving
modes.
The car also now has a drive - select
switch on its three - spoke steering wheel, as well as larger touchscreen infotainment system with a series of touch - sensitive
mode buttons on its left - hand side.
And with just the push of a
button, you can
switch between Sport and Eco
modes, for an even more dynamic drive.
Pressing the
button in the center of the
mode switch primes the engine and transmission for the fastest possible unleashing of power.
Pressing the
button in the center of the
mode switch primes the engine and transmission for the fastest possible unleashing of power (e.g. for overtaking).
The GT Sport steering wheel will come additionally equipped not only with two solid - alloy gearshift paddles, but also with the SPORT Response
button on the
mode switch, which primes the engine and transmission for maximum responsiveness for a full 20 seconds.
What's new is the
mode switch on the steering wheel with SPORT Response
button, derived from the 918 Spyder.
Most modern 4WD systems are «part - time» where the vehicle by default is in two - wheel drive
mode and at the flick of a
switch or touch of a
button (or yank of a center - console - mounted lever on older trucks), four - wheel drive can be engaged for low - traction situations.
For instance, the driving
mode selector
switch is part of the gearstick assembly - rather than just being a
button on the dash.
A
button in the center of the
MODE switch prepares the engine and transmission for unleashing power as quickly as possible.
Thumb the starter
button and the big V8 under the bonnet rumbles into life with a potent thrum, which can be turned up to a throatier woofle if you
switch the drive
mode selector to Dynamic and activate the sports exhaust.
The old Panamera had physical
buttons and
switches for most things, to the point where the center stack felt like the board game RISK with its scattering of counters; the 2017 car does away with 98 - percent of them, including the physical drive
mode and suspension
buttons.
7.0» TFT Display premium cluster, Connect 8.8» colour display infotainment system; radio / nav; 3D maps with TMC; MP3; aux - in and bluetooth connection, Drive
mode selector, Forward collision warning, Lane departure warning system, PAS, DAB Digital radio, Automatic front windscreen wipers, Automatic headlights, Daytime running lights, Dual chrome tipped exhausts, Fog lights, LED tail lights, 3 rear headrests, Aluminium door sill trims, Dual zone climate control, Front headrests, Multi function steering wheel, Start
button on steering wheel, 3 x3 point rear seatbelts, Autonomous emergency braking, Electronic parking brake, Passenger airbag deactivate
switch, Tyre pressure monitoring system, Perimeter alarm, Remote central locking, Diesel particulate filter
Along the center console is a redesigned shifter with the Park
button moved to the face, making room for a rocker
switch to cycle through three Drivelogic
modes (read: shift programs).
Furthermore, the «M»
button will
switch to the manual
mode, in which the one behind the wheel will use the shift paddles on the steering wheel to make that sporty feeling skyrocket.
Switching the transmission into manual
mode allows more control but seems to contradict the car's mission, although it was nice to discover that the
buttons on the front and back of each side of the steering wheel shifted up and down, rather than the more conventional left - is - up, right - is - down setup.
The ESP stabilization program has been specially tuned to the R8 GT and can be
switched into a Sport
mode at the push of a
button to allow spectacular, but safe, oversteer when accelerating out of a corner.
Driving Experience Control
switch with ECO PRO
mode: extra-sporty or efficient driving
modes at the touch of a
button.
Instead of manually sliding the shift lever into Park, Neutral, Reverse or Drive, the 2013 MKZ will use five
buttons to
switch among transmission
modes.