What does the band button in a car mean?
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The band button in a car refers to the button that switches between radio frequency bands, allowing you to toggle between FM1, FM2, FM3, and AM. The Chinese translation of 'band' is 'transmission belt' or 'frequency band.' The functional buttons on a car radio include: 1. 'vol' for volume control, adjusting the sound level; 2. 'scan' for searching radio stations; 3. 'select' as the menu confirmation button; 4. 'tune' for sound effect adjustments, such as bass balance, treble balance, left-right balance, and front-rear balance; 5. 'rpt' for repeat playback; and 6. 'aux' for external audio input.