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What the icons mean
The lightning/arrow symbol
inside an equilateral triangle
informs the user
about the possibility
of a dangerous, non-isolated
electrical current
inside the device housing,
indicating the risk of
electrical shock.
The exclamation mark within the
equilateral triangle, which can
be seen on the back of the unit,
indicates that there is important
operating and service informati-
on for the user to read.
This product complies with the
following European Union
guidelines:
2004/108/EC and 2006/95/EC.
The "wastebin" symbol printed
on the type plates and amplifier
labels of our products signifies
that Lautsprecher Teufel
ensures the proper disposal
of its sold loudspeakers and sub-
woofers according to Germany's
Electrical and Electronic
Equipment Act.
This product complies with DIN
EN 61140 (VDE 0140-1) and IEC
60417 of protection class II. It
only requires a two-pin round
plug (included) and not an
earthed plug. The plug has a
reinforced or double-shielded
casing to prevent electrical
shock.
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Controls (subwoofer)
Attention:
The separating equipment of this equipment
is the mains plug, this separating equipment
must be usable without difficulties.
➊ Power Function (Auto)
"On" means that the subwoofer is operational
and permanently active. "Auto" means that the
subwoofer is operational but is only activated
once it receives an audio signal. The Teufel logo
on the front panel lights up red. The subwoofer
automatically switches to standby after 20 min-
utes of inactivity. The red light in the Teufel logo
is now off.
➋
➋ Phase
Q
This switch determines the phase relationship be-
tween the subwoofer and the front/centre spea-
➌
kers. If you are using a modern AV receiver and/or
the subwoofer is positioned in the speaker setup
➍
as indicated on page 8 (grey area of drawing), set
the phase to "0°" . With other setups, the "180°"
setting may produce better results.
➎
➌ Level
Use the "LEVEL" control to adjust the subwoofer's
volume. In the receiver's bass management section,
➏
set the bass level to a high value, i.e., between +6
and +12 dB. Next, set the subwoofer's level control
to 10 o'clock. While the AV receiver is outputting its
white noise setup signal, slowly turn up the subwoof-
➐
er level to the desired volume.
➍ Frequency
Use this control to set the crossover frequency be-
➑
tween the subwoofer's bass signal and the bass fre-
quencies of the other speakers. If you are using an
AV receiver, set the receiver's crossover frequency
to 120 Hz and turn the subwoofer's frequency con-
trol to maximum (hard right).
➎ Line Input
Connect the AV receiver's "Sub Out" to the sub-
woofer's "Line Input" using a mono RCA cable (op-
tionally with a Y adapter).
➏ High Level
Use these speaker sockets to connect the sub-
woofer to a conventional stereo amplifier or a
surround receiver without a dedicated subwoofer
output. Do not connect anything here if you are
using a multi-channel AV receiver with a Sub Out.
➐ Power
Switch to "On" to power up the subwoofer; switch
to "Off " to power it down.
➑ Fuse
This is where the mains power fuse is located.
When replacing the fuse, make sure the new fuse
has the same rating.
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