[dml247]

Has anyone found a way to unlock all the doors from outside the car without having to use the key-fob? I have Hondas that allow me to touch the drivers side door twice to unlock. I think my previous CX-5 allowed me to push the lock/unlock button twice to unlock all doors.

In Setup, you can select to have the driver door OR all doors unlocked. I'd rather leave that to driver door on one touch of the door handle, but have the option to unlock all doors after unlocking the driver door.

2023 CX-50 2.5 T PR

 

[AWSD]

So the Keyless Unlock Mode under vehicle settings is not what your looking for? It sounds like the second choice "Once: Driver's Door, Twice: All Doors" is what you are describing.

 

[Pure87]

I believe those setting are for the key fob. I have the same settings enabled and can only unlock the front door via the door handle. I'd like to open just the driver's door with one touch then open all doors with two touches or a long press.

 

[Trickster]

So the Keyless Unlock Mode under vehicle settings is not what your looking for? It sounds like the second choice "Once: Driver's Door, Twice: All Doors" is what you are describing.
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“Selects which doors unlock with the keyless entry switch” That being the button on door handle.

 

[Brygui]

I believe those setting are for the key fob. I have the same settings enabled and can only unlock the front door via the door handle. I'd like to open just the driver's door with one touch then open all doors with two touches or a long press.

Mine is set to Once:All Doors and when I uses the handle to unlock, it unlocks all doors.


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[Trickster]

I believe those setting are for the key fob. I have the same settings enabled and can only unlock the front door via the door handle. I'd like to open just the driver's door with one touch then open all doors with two touches or a long press.

No they are not for the fob.
Check your ‘Door locks’ in settings.

 

[Pure87]

I have that setting enabled. It doesn't work.