Teufel musicstation User manual

Technical Description
and Instruction Manual
Compact 2.2 FM Radio with CD, USB and Bluetooth
MusicStation

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Contents
General Notes and Information .......3
Notice .............................................. 3
Trademarks ..................................... 3
Original packaging .......................... 3
Complaints ...................................... 3
Contact ............................................ 3
Proper use ....................................... 4
Explanation of symbols................... 4
For Your Safety..................................5
Signal terms .................................... 5
Safety notes .................................... 5
Product Contents..............................8
Check to be sure............................. 8
Checking the delivery...................... 8
Operational Controls ........................9
Setting up/
mounting the MusicStation .......... 11
Wall mounting ...............................11
Connecting..................................... 12
FM antenna ...................................12
External source device..................12
Headphones..................................13
Connecting to a power supply......13
Remote control .............................. 14
Inserting/changing the battery .... 14
Functionality .................................. 14
Basic Functions ............................. 15
Activating and deactivating ..........15
Selecting a source ........................15
Setting the volume........................ 16
Setting the sound..........................16
Dimmer.......................................... 16
Clock/Alarm Clock ........................ 17
Setting the time ............................ 17
Displaying the time .......................18
Sleep function ...............................18
Alarm clock....................................19
Radio Playback .............................. 21
Playback ........................................ 21
Setting the radio stations ............. 21
Station memory.............................22
CD Playback ................................... 23
Suitable CDs..................................23
Inserting a CD ...............................23
Playback ........................................23
Ejecting a CD................................. 24
USB Playback................................. 25
Inserting a USB stick ....................25
Playback ........................................25
Removing a USB stick...................26
Bluetooth Playback ....................... 27
Pairing............................................ 27
Playback ........................................28
Troubleshooting ............................. 29
Environmental Protection ............. 30
Disposing of the device ................30
Cleaning & Maintenance .............. 30
Batteries and storage batteries ...30
EU-Declaration of Conformity ....... 31
Technical Data ............................... 32

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Notice
The information in this document may
change without prior notice and in no
way constitutes any liability on the part of
Lautsprecher Teufel GmbH.
No part of this instruction manual may be
reproduced in any form or be broadcasted
in any way electronically, mechanically, by
photocopy or recording without the written
permission of Lautsprecher Teufel GmbH.
© Lautsprecher Teufel GmbH
Version 1.0
December 2014
Trademarks
© All trademarks are the property of their
respective owners.
Bluetooth® and the Bluetooth symbol are
trademarks of Bluetooth SIG, Inc.
aptX® and the aptX symbol are trade-
marks of CSR plc or associated compa-
nies and may be protected in multiple
countries.
Original packaging
If you wish to exercise your eight-week
right of return, we ask that you be abso-
lutely sure to hold onto the packaging.
We can only accept the return of the
MusicStation WITH THE ORIGINAL PACK-
AGING.
Empty boxes are not available!
Complaints
In case of complaint we will need the
following information to process your
enquiry:
1. Invoice number
Can be found on the sales slip (enclosed
with the product) or on the order confir-
mation received as a PDF document, e.g.
4322543
2. Serial number or batch number
Located on the back of the device,
e.g. serial no.: MS04....
Thank you for your support!
Contact
Please contact our customer service with
any questions, suggestions or criticism:
Lautsprecher Teufel GmbH
Bikini Berlin
Budapester Strasse 44
10787 Berlin (Germany)
Phone: [phone] (toll-free)
Fax: +49 (0)30 / 300 930 930
E-mail: [email protected]
www.teufelaudio.com
General Notes and Information

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Proper use
Only use the product as described in this
instruction manual. Any other use will be
deemed as not in accordance with the
instructions and may lead to damage of
property or even persons.
The manufacturer cannot be held liable for
damages caused by improper use.
The product is intended for private use.
Before operating the MusicSta-
tion, please first read the safety
notes and instruction manual
carefully. Only in this way, can you ensure
that all functions are used in a safe and
reliable manner.
Store the instruction manual in a safe
place and also be sure to pass it on to any
subsequent owner.
Explanation of symbols
Protection class II
Dual insulation
May only be used indoors
Polarity on the round connec-
tor:
outside (–), inside (+)

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For Your Safety
Signal terms
You can find the following signal terms in
these instructions:
WARNING
This signal term indicates a moderate
risk, which, if not avoided, may result in
death or severe injury.
CAUTION
This signal term indicates a low risk,
which, if not avoided, may result in minor
or moderate injury.
NOTE
This signal term warns you of potential
damage.
Safety notes
WARNING
Improper electrical installation or ex-
cessive mains voltage may result in an
electrical shock.
• Only use the enclosed AC adapter plug.
When connecting the device, make
sure that the correct voltage is present.
More detailed information is available
directly on the mains adapter.
• The sensor button (3) does not
disconnect the device from the mains.
For this reason, connect it to an eas-
ily accessible socket so that you can
quickly disconnect it from the mains in
the event of faults.
• Immediately disconnect the mains
adapter from the socket if its casing
is defective or exhibits other visible
damage.
• Set up the unit so that the mains plug
is easily accessible and no vent slots
are blocked.
• If the device emits smoke, smells burnt
or produces unusual sounds, immedi-
ately disconnect it from the mains and
do not operate it further.
• Never open the device housing.
Repairs may only be carried out by an
authorised specialist workshop; other-
wise, all warranty claims are waived.
Only parts that comply with the original
device data may be used for repairs.
There are electrical and mechanical
parts in this unit which are necessary
in order to avoid exposure to sources of
danger.
• Only use the accessory products speci-
fied by the manufacturer.
• Do not insert any objects through the
vents in the housing.
• Only use the device indoors and not in
wet rooms; protect it from dripping and
splash water.
Make sure that no vases or other
vessels filled with liquid are located on
the device or nearby in order to prevent
liquid from penetrating the housing.
If water or other debris get through
the case, immediately disconnect the
mains adapter. Then send the device to
our service address.
• Never touch the mains adapter with wet
hands.
• Check the device regularly for damage.

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Children can become trapped in the
packing film when playing and suffo-
cate.
• Do not allow children to play with the
device or the packing film. Danger of
suffocation.
• Ensure that children do not remove
small parts from the unit or take them
off of the unit (e.g. control knobs or the
like). They could swallow the parts and
choke. Never allow children to operate
electrical units unsupervised.
Extended listening at high
volumes may lead to hearing
loss.
• To avoid damage to health, avoid ex-
tended listening at high volumes.
• When the volume is set high, always
keep a certain distance from the device
and never place your ear directly on the
speaker.
• When the MusicStation has been set
to maximum volume and the unit is
activated, very high noise pressure may
suddenly be produced. This may have
psychological consequences and also
cause physical injury. Children and pets
are particularly at risk. Set the volume
of the MusicStation to a low setting
before turning off the power.
Swallowing the product battery may
result in severe internal injury or even
death.
• Store both new and used button cell
batteries so that they are not accessi-
ble to children.
• If it is no longer possible to safely close
the battery compartment, stop using
the product and store it so that it is not
accessible for children.
• If you suspect that a button cell battery
has been swallowed or otherwise incor-
porated, promptly consult a physician.
Leaking battery acid may lead to chem-
ical burns.
• Do not allow battery acid to come into
contact with skin, eyes or mucus mem-
branes. In the event of contact with
acid, immediately flush the applicable
areas with plenty of clean water and
consult a physician if necessary.
Batteries (particularly lithium batteries)
can explode if used improperly.
• Never attempt to recharge batteries.
• Only use batteries of the same or equiv-
alent type.
• Do not heat or short circuit batteries or
storage batteries and do not dispose
them in fire.
• Do not expose batteries and storage
batteries to direct sunlight.
CAUTION
Selecting the wrong set up location may
result in damage.
• If the MusicStation is not securely
mounted, do not use it in vehicles, in
unstable locations, on wobbly tripods or
furniture, on underdimensioned brack-
ets etc. The MusicStation may tip or fall
over and cause injury to persons or be
damaged themselves.
• Position the MusicStation in such a way
that it cannot be knocked over inadvert-
ently and that the cables do not pose a
trip hazard.
• Do not place open flames such as
burning candles or similar on the
MusicStation.

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• Do not place the MusicStation near
sources of heat (e.g. heaters, ovens,
other heat generating equipment such
as amplifiers etc.).
NOTE
Power overload due to lightning strike
may damage or destroy the unit.
• If the unit is to be left unsupervised
for a long period (e.g. during a holi-
day), or if a thunderstorm is forecast,
disconnect the mains adapter from the
socket.

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Product Contents
Check to be sure
Check that all items have been delivered
and that nothing is damaged:
햲1 MusicStation
햳1 remote control
햴1 EU mains adapter
햵1 GB mains adapter
햶1 adapter plug 24V DC
햷1 connector cable with 3.5 mm
stereo jack plugs
햸1 FM throw-out aerial
햹1 wall bracket
햺2 rubber feet for 햹
Checking the delivery
• Check that all items have been deliv-
ered and that nothing is damaged.
• If the delivery is incomplete or exhibits
transport damages, please contact our
service team (see page 3).
• Do not in any case operate the device if
it is damaged.
햲
햳
햴
햵
햶
햷
햸
햹
햺

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Operational Controls
Back side
Left side
1– Infrared receiver
2– Display (display panel)
3Switch the device on/to standby
4Eject a CD
5+ Increase the volume
6– Decrease the volume
7Fast forward/play next track
8Play/pause
9Fast rewind/play last track
10 SOURCE Select a source
11 FM Antenna jack
12 24 V 1.75 A Input jack for mains adapter
13 AUX IN Audio input jack
14 HEADPHONE Headphone jack
15 USB Connector jack for USB stick
13
14
15
1112
24V 1,75A
Front side
12
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Remote Control
16 PRESET + Station memory slot/sta-
tion scanning in forward
direction
17 Mute speaker (mute)
18 Fast forward/play next
track
19 Play/pause
20 REPEAT Repeat function
21 PROG Save radio station
22 DIMMER Adjust display brightness
23 Switch the device on/to
standby
24 Bluetooth pairing
25 SOURCE Select a source
26 SLEEP Sleep function
27 ALARM Set alarm clock
28 RDS/CT
Switch RDS display/set
the clock according to RDS
29 CLOCK Show time
30 RANDOM Random playback
31 EQ Adjust the sound
32 Stop playback
33
Fast rewind/play last track
34 VOL – Decrease the volume
35 PRESET/
SCAN
Switch station memory
slot/transmission fre-
quency
36 PRESET – Station memory slot/sta-
tion scanning in reverse
direction
37 VOL + Increase the volume
34
35
36
37
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
31
32
33
29
27
25
30
28
26
24

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Setting up/mounting the MusicStation
You can set up the MusicStation on a
level surface or use the wall bracket 햹to
mount it on a wall.
Location tips
• Select a stable, level base.
• Make sure that the environment is
clean and free from dust.
• Select a location away from heat sourc-
es and direct sunlight.
• Lay the connector cables so that they
do not pose a tripping hazard.
• Do not place any heavy objects on the
MusicStation or cables.
Wall mounting
CAUTION
Improper mounting may cause dam-
age!
• If mounting the subwoofer on the wall,
make sure that this task is done in a
professional manner.
• Before drilling the holes, use a metal
detector to ensure that there are no
electrical cables or pipes in the wall
within the drilling area.
• Use only suitable screws and dowels
for fixing.
• Verify the carrying capacity of the
walls.
1. Stick the rubber feet 햺into the recess-
es on the wall bracket 햹.
2. Screw the wall bracket 햹onto the
desired area with four screws and, if
applicable, dowels. Choose the screws
and dowels matching the texture of the
wall. If necessary consult an acknowl-
edged expert.
3. Place the MusicStation on the wall
bracket 햹.

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WARNING
Risk of injury/damage!
Lay the cables so that they do not pose
a tripping hazard.
FM antenna
WARNING
Risk associated with lightning
strike!
If you are using outdoor or roof anten-
nas, be absolutely sure that the antenna
system has lightning protection.
To receive FM stations, connect the
antenna to the FM jack (11). This may be
a roof/outside antenna, but also a cable
television connection. You will need a
coaxial connector cable for this.
If no antenna connection is available at
the set-up location, you can use the en-
closed throw-out aerial 햸. Push the aerial
plug into the FM jack (11) and adjust the
position of the throw-out aerial until the
reception is optimal. Then fix the aerial in
place.
External source device
You can connect a source device with an
analogue sound signal, e,g. MP3 player or
smartphone, to the 3.5-mm AUX IN jack
plug socket (13). The enclosed cable 햷is
used for this.
13
11
24V 1,75A
Connecting
햷
햸

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14
Headphones
You can connect stereo headphones with
a 3.5 mm jack plug to the HEADPHONE
jack (14).
The speakers automatically switch off
when headphones are connected.
WARNING
Risk of injury/damage!
Lower the volume before you pull out the
headphone plug out again; otherwise,
the speakers may emit unexpected high
sound pressure. This could injure your
hearing or damage the device.
Connecting to a power supply
1. Push the required mains adapter onto
the AC adapter plug 햶until it locks into
place:
햴“Euro plug” for Germany and many
other EU countries.
햵“Type G” for Great Britain, Ireland
and many other Commonwealth
countries.
2. Insert the small plug of the mains
adapter 햶into the jack (12).
3. Insert the mains adapter in an easily
accessible mains socket.
If the sensor button (3) illuminates in
red, the MusicStation is operational.
The time will flash on the display indi-
cating that the clock must be set (see
section “Setting the time”).
12 햶
24V 1,75A
햴햵햶
3

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Inserting/changing the battery
You should change the battery if the
remote control stops working properly or
after 2 years at the latest. Battery type:
CR2025 button cell.
1. Gently push the grooved area on the
cover of the battery compartment on
the back of the remote control and
push the cover down. Remove the
cover.
2. If applicable, take out the old battery
(please observe the notes on page
30).
3. Place the battery into the battery com-
partment so that the positive pole (+) is
pointing upwards.
4. Place the cover back on the compart-
ment and push it closed.
Functionality
The remote control relays the control
signals by means of infrared light. It is
therefore essential that you point the front
of the remote control in the direction of
the infrared receiver (1) on the left front
of the MusicStation. Make sure that the
infrared light is not obstructed by objects.
Fluorescent and energy-saving light bulbs
installed in the vicinity of the unit may
impair the functions of the remote control.
Remote control
WARNING
Swallowing the product battery may
result in severe internal injury or even
death.
• Store both new and used batteries
so that they are not accessible to
children.
• If it is no longer possible to safely
close the battery compartment, stop
using the product and store it so that
it is not accessible for children.
• If you suspect that a battery has been
swallowed or otherwise incorporated,
promptly consult a physician.
Leaking battery acid may lead to chemi-
cal burns.
• Do not allow battery acid to come into
contact with skin, eyes or mucus mem-
branes. In the event of contact with
acid, immediately flush the applicable
areas with plenty of clean water and
consult a physician if necessary.
WARNING
Batteries (particularly lithium batteries)
can explode if used improperly.
• Never attempt to charge the battery.
• You may not heat or short circuit
batteries and storage batteries or
dispose of them in fire.

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Basic Functions
Activating and deactivating
Switch the MusicStation to operating or
standby mode by pushing the button (3)
or (23).
• In standby, the sensor button (3) will
illuminate in red.
• In operating mode, all sensor buttons
will illuminate in white.
Automatic deactivation
If no audio signal is received and there
is no button activity for 20 minutes, the
MusicStation will automatically switch to
standby.
Automatic deactivation is only activated
with radio playback.
Selecting a source
When the unit is switched on, the recently
selected audio source is activated.
With the SOURCE button (10) or (25), you
can switch the source in this order:
• Radio
• BLUETOOTH
• CD player
• USB MODE (USB storage device)
• AUX INPUT (external signal source)
The selected source is shown on the
display (2).
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Setting the volume
You can set the desired volume with the
+/– buttons (5/6) or VOL +/– (37/34).
The display (2) will show the selected
volume from 0 (low) to 40 (loud).
Mute
Use the button (17) to turn the sound
off. The symbol “ ” will flash in red on the
display (2).
To turn the sound back on: Push the but-
ton (17) again or change the volume.
Setting the sound
Push the EQ button (31) to sequence
through the predefined sound patterns:
ROCK, JAZZ, POP CLASSIC and EQ OFF
(sound unchanged).
Dimmer
With the DIMMER button (22) you can
adjust the display brightness.
34
37
17
22
31
2
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Clock/Alarm Clock
The integrated clock shows the current
time on the display (2). The clock is set
manually or by RDS when in radio mode.
An alarm time and a sleep function (up to
120 minutes) are also available.
If the time display is flashing, the clock
must be set.
In the event of a short power failure, the
time setting will be preserved; only after
at least 30 minutes without power, the
time will flash indicating that it must be
re-entered.
Setting the time
With RDS
1. Select a radio station with an RDS
signal (see page 21).
2. Push the RDS/CT button (28) for ap-
proximately 3 seconds.
If the message “NO CT” appears on the
display, the MusicStation has not yet
received the time signal from the radio
station. Release the RDS/CT button
(28) and repeat step 2.
Once the message “STORED CT” ap-
pears on the display, the time has been
received and the internal clock has
been set accordingly.
Manually
If no RDS station is being received, you can
also set the clock manually:
• If you do not push a button for 5
seconds when completing the following
steps, the function will be aborted and
your entry will be discarded.
1. Briefly push the CLOCK button (29)
once. The time will appear on the
display (2).
36 16
29
28
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2. Push the CLOCK button (29) for three
seconds. The display will flash the hour.
3. Set the number of hours with the PRE-
SET +/– buttons (16/36).
4. Briefly push the CLOCK button (29)
once. The display will now flash the
minutes.
5. Set the number of minutes with the
PRESET +/– buttons (16/36).
6. Briefly push the CLOCK button (29)
once. The display will briefly show the
note “SETTING OK”.
The time is now set.
Displaying the time
In order to read the time, briefly push the
CLOCK button (29). The display will then
show the time for three seconds.
Sleep function
This function allows the MusicStation to
switch itself off after a preset period of
time.
1. Start the desired playback.
2. Push the SLEEP button (26) several
times to select the desired time: 120,
90, 60, 30 or 15 minutes.
By pushing the SLEEP button (26)
again, you can switch off the sleep
function.
If the sleep function is activated, the
symbol of an envelope will appear on the
display.
36 16
29
26

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36 16
27
Alarm clock
To use the alarm clock, the clock must be
set. The following settings are available:
– Activation time
– Deactivation time
–Source
– Volume
This way you can set the alarm or, for
example, set the MusicStation so that the
radio turns on with the volume set to 9
at 7:00 a.m. and then turns back off at
6:00 p.m. This way, you can automatical-
ly project sound into your work area for
example.
Setting the alarm clock
If you do not push a button for 5 seconds
when completing the following steps, the
function will be aborted and your entry will
be discarded.
1. Push the ALARM button (27) for three
seconds. The activation/alarm time
(“ON”) will appear on the display and
the number of hours will flash.
2. Set the number of hours with the PRE-
SET +/– buttons (16/36).
3. Briefly push the ALARM button (27)
once. The display will now flash the
minutes.
4. Set the number of minutes with the
PRESET +/– buttons (16/36).
5. Briefly push the ALARM button (27)
once. The display shows the deactiva-
tion time (“OFF”) and the number of
hours is flashing.
6. Set the number of hours with the PRE-
SET +/– buttons (16/36).
7. Briefly push the ALARM button (27)
once. The display will now flash the
minutes.
8. Set the number of minutes with the
PRESET +/– buttons (16/36).
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36 16
27
9. Briefly push the ALARM button (27)
once. “Alarm On BT” will appear on
the display.
10. Use the PRESET +/– buttons (16/36)
to select the source to be played when
the device is switched on:
“BT” – Bluetooth
“CD” – CD player
“USB” – USB port
“Aux” – analogue input
“Tuner” – radio
Please keep in mind that the
MusicStation cannot automatically
start playback in “AUX” and “BT”
mode.
11. Briefly push the ALARM button (27)
once. “Alarm Vol XX” will appear on
the display.
12. Use the PRESET +/– buttons (16/36)
to set the volume when the device
activates (00 – 40).
Please remember that 20 is already
quite loud!
13. Briefly push the ALARM button (27)
once. The display will briefly show the
note “SETTING OK”.
The alarm time has now been set.
A clock symbol will appear on the
display to indicate that the alarm is
activated.
14. Prepare for playback (e.g. insert a CD,
select a radio station) and turn the
MusicStation off.
The MusicStation will turn on at the set
time and begin playback.
Activating/deactivating the alarm
clock
Briefly pushing the ALARM button (27) will
turn the alarm on or off. The correspond-
ing note will briefly appear on the display:
ALARM ON/OFF.