What does the car track mean?
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Car track is the button for switching radio channels. When the driver wants to switch channels, pressing it once will switch to the next channel. Other buttons on the car CD include: MUTE for muting, MODE for mode selection, AMS for speed-sensitive volume, VOL for volume control, BAND for channel selection, SCAN for radio station search, SEL for selection, TUNE for sound effect selection, INT for preview, and RPT for repeat playback. The car audio system mainly consists of signal sources, amplifiers, speakers, and antennas. Signal source devices include radio frequency modulation devices and recording playback devices (such as cassette tapes or CDs). The radio receiver is specifically designed to receive broadcast programs. The amplifier amplifies the voltage and power of each program signal to drive the speakers to produce sound. The speakers are the components that determine the audio performance in the cabin and are the terminal of the car audio system. The car antenna is used to receive radio signals from outside the vehicle, and car radios are equipped with outdoor antennas.