What is the meaning of scan?

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HaileyDella
07/30/25 5:04am
The meaning of scan is: The scan button on a car represents scanning, used to search for radio stations. It will stop immediately after the search is completed. Currently, only older car models in the market have a physical scan button. Extended content: Introduction to other car functions: 1. MODE button: Used to switch between multimedia modes, generally cycling through FM/AM/online radio/USB/local/Bluetooth music, etc. 2. MUTE button: Used to control the mute mode of multimedia. When playing music, if you want to mute, just press the MUTE button in the car. 3. VOL knob: Used to control the volume of multimedia. 4. SEEK button: Used to switch songs or channels. Pressing this button will play the previous/next song.
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