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Motiv 5

Safety information

Important:

 Please read through these operating instructions 

very carefully. It is essential that you take note of all of the sa

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fety  information  and  operating  instructions  before  switching 
on the appliance. Please keep these operating instructions in a 
safe place for future reference.

Important:

 Please read the operating instructions. You should 

also follow all instructions for start-up and ongoing use.

Information on cleaning: 

 Please do not attempt to clean the 

appliance using household chemicals because they could dama

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ge its surface. Simply use a dry cloth. Disconnect the appliance 

from the mains before cleaning.

Caution  -  moisture  and  sunlight:

  Never  operate  the  appli

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ances in damp rooms, i.e. close to baths, showers, wash basins, 
drains, damp cellars or swimming pools; never use them where 
there is moisture. Never expose the speakers to high air humi

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dity and avoid direct sunlight. 

Do not expose device to dripping 

or splashing water. Do not place objects filled with liquids, such 

as vases on the device.

Information on location: 

Do not use the appliance unsecured 

in vehicles, in unstable places, on wobbly tripods or furniture or 
supports that are too small. The speakers could fall and cause 
damage to people, including yourself. Speakers, particularly if 
positioned on stands or on the TV/monitor, may fall and cause 
damage due to their weight, even if they have been positioned 
securely  and  stably,  as  a  result  of  external  influences (pulling 
on  the  cable,  tripping  over  the  cable,  unintentional  physical 
contact). This also applies to wall supports that have been atta

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ched inappropriately or incorrectly to walls that may not be ca

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pable of supporting their weight. Only use suitable wall brackets 

for mounting. Make sure that you know how much weight the 

walls can bear. The appliance must not be placed near sources 
of  heat.  This  includes  radiators  and  heaters,  ovens  and  other 
appliances that emit heat (e.g. amplifiers). Sources of heat, such 
as fan heaters or candles, should not be placed on the speakers.

For  ventilation:

  Slots  and  openings  in  the  case  have  been 

provided for ventilation. Their purpose is to guarantee reliable 
operation and to prevent the appliance from overheating. These 
openings must not be blocked or covered, including by placing 
the appliance on a bed, sofa, carpet or other soft surface. Do not 
place any newspapers or table cloths, etc. on the appliance. The 
cooling plate of the amplifier electronics must not be covered 
or exposed to direct sunlight. Additional active cooling of the 
appliance is generally not permitted.

Electrical supply:

 The subwoofer must only be supplied from a 

power source with the correct voltage as specified on the iden

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tification label. If you are unsure about the electricity supply 
in your home, please contact us or your electricity supplier for 
more information. The appliance does not need to be grounded. 
Please only use the appropriate mains cable for connecting to 
the mains socket. This mains cable must not be modified under 
any circumstances. Regulations on polarity and earth connec

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tion must be adhered to. Use only an appropriate mains plug for 

receiving the mains cable. 

This appliance uses the main plug as separating device. In order 
to completely disconnect the device from power supply, please 
pull the plug from the mains. The mains plug must be easy ac

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cessible.

Information on wiring:

 

Please place the supply cable flat and 

flush to the wall and floor. Cables that are laid loosely represent 
a risk of tripping. This could also result in interference and cau

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se the sound to be disrupted. The electricity supply cable should 
be laid so that it is not likely to be stepped on or squashed from 
the sides or above by heavy objects. Damaged cables must be 
replaced. Pay particular attention to the cable/plug connection, 
the mains socket and the cable output from the subwoofer. The 
power supply cable and the cables that connect the speakers 
should be checked regularly for insulation faults or breaks. If a 
fault is discovered, the appliance and the cabling must be dis

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connected from the mains immediately and the defective cable 

must be replaced. Make sure the power switch is in the »off« 
position before connecting or disconnecting the device.  

During periods without use:

 Remove the subwoofer’s power 

supply cable from the socket for longer periods of absence or 

non-use.

During  thunderstorms:

  In  order  to  avoid  damage  caused  by 

lightning strikes, the appliance should be switched off and also 

detached from the mains socket as soon as a thunderstorm is 

expected.

Risk of overload:

 You should not overload wall sockets, exten

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sion cables or integrated appliance sockets, because this could 
potentially lead to short circuits and even fires. You should also 
avoid turning up the volume very high on the relevant amplifier, 
especially if you have increased the bass using the bass control, 
the loudness button or one of the deep bass boost switches.

Foreign  bodies  and  liquids:

  Foreign  bodies  and  liquids  must 

not get into the appliance via its openings under any circum

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stances, as they could come into contact with parts carrying 
high voltages, which could then cause short circuits and fires. 
Therefore do not spill any liquids of any kind on the appliance. 
Do not attempt to repair the appliance yourself. The appliance 
must be sent to our service department for repair.

Information on spare parts:

 Lautsprecher Teufel will provide 

you with spare parts during the warranty period. Your warranty 
will not be invalidated if you replace the parts yourself on-site 
using Lautsprecher Teufel spare parts.

Unusual sounds:

 If any unusual sounds occur during use or the 

sound becomes distorted, the speaker output must be reduced 
immediately so that the system plays an undistorted sound. 

Connecting and changing the fuse: 

Disconnect the mains plug. 

A faulty fuse may only be exchanged for one of the same type.

Information on volume:

 Loud noises can damage hearing. Sud

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den high pressure may be created, particularly if a subwoofer 
in “Standby/Auto On” mode is switched on by a bass impulse at 
full volume. In addition to physical damage, please be aware of 
possible psychological consequences. Children and pets require 
particular  care.  If  necessary,  set  the  volume  control  of  your 
signal source appliance to the lowest level. At high volumes, al

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ways keep a certain distance from the appliance and never have 
your ears right next to the speaker.

Please read the following  

safety information carefully.

Risk of suffocation – keep 

packaging materials  

(e.g. the plastic film) out of the 

reach and sight of children.

Risk of electrocution – do not 

leave children unsupervised with 

electrical appliances!

In case of emergency:

If  any  of  the  following  occur, 
disconnect  the  appliance  from 

the mains and consult our tech-

nicians:

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 If  the  plug  or  cable  are  da

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maged

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 If  foreign  bodies  or  liquid 

have entered the appliance

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 If the appliance has been in 

direct  contact  with  rain  or 
other water

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 If  the  appliance  does  not 

play,  even  though  you  have 
followed  the  operating  in

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structions

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 If  the  appliance  has  been 

dropped  or  damaged  in 

some other way

We cannot accept any responsi

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bility for incidences that occur 
because safety information has 
not been adhered to.

Summary of Contents for DecoderStation 5

Page 1: ...gb was here Technical description and operating instructions Motiv 5 Digital...

Page 2: ...PC multimedia home cinema system with integrated 5 1 amplifier and remote control Technical specifications and operating instructions Motiv 5...

Page 3: ...quired as the warranty document This warranty is exclusively valid for speakers power amplifiers and electronics that have been purchased from Teufel for private use by end customers The warranty is n...

Page 4: ...system Page 8 Home cinema system Page 9 Connection Satellites Page 10 5 1 sound card Page 11 DVD player recorder Page 12 Stereo sources Page 13 AV receiver Page 14 Set up DVD player Receiver Decoders...

Page 5: ...could also result in interference and cau se the sound to be disrupted The electricity supply cable should be laid so that it is not likely to be stepped on or squashed from the sides or above by hea...

Page 6: ...s and a source of the signal for example via a DVD player with ana logue 5 1 outputs A selection of suitable cables can be found on our website www teufelaudio com in the accessories area Because the...

Page 7: ...Motiv 5 satellite speakers MO 5 FCR 41 x Motiv 5 remote control A 500 RC incl batteries 45 x U shaped profiles for attaching the satellites to the wall brackets bases 4Screws for mounting speakers 420...

Page 8: ...ty shielding against interference from other sources with stable gold plated connectors to pro vide secure contact The cable is available in three different lengths so your subwoofer can truly stand w...

Page 9: ...nt because of different distances and heights can be compensated for in the setting options of the sound card s control software Setting up the Motiv 5 as a PC system When using the Motiv 5 as a PC so...

Page 10: ...tion area It is important that the centre and main speakers are placed in an even arc possibly slightly curved towards the TV Example set up of a Motiv 5 being used as a home cinema system Imperfect p...

Page 11: ...e the correct polarity when connect ing the speakers the plus pole of the speaker to the plus pole of the amplifier and the minus pole of the speaker to the minus pole of the ampli fier Connecting the...

Page 12: ...t connection to any computer If your sound card is set up for 5 1 op eration you will usually find three 3 5mm mini jack outputs Connect the card using three adapters 3 5 mm stereo mini jacks to 2 x c...

Page 13: ...rder does not have a decoder or six analogue cinch outputs you can still successfully use the Motiv 5 Connect the stereo output of your appliance using a stereo cinch cable with the front input In R L...

Page 14: ...to the subwoofer via the speaker cable The subwoofer now pro duces a mixed signal for all speakers With this type of connection the four satellites reproduce a stereo signal and the centre and the su...

Page 15: ...woofer from the front R input via a mono cinch cable to the sub out output on the A V receiver amplifier If the AV receiver amplifier has preamplifier out puts for all channels front R L rear R L cent...

Page 16: ...onsult the handbook for your DVD player The following basic settings should always be made 4The front centre rear speakers should be defined in the speaker set up menu speaker management bass manageme...

Page 17: ...kers we recommend 0 For a position near the listening area we recommend 180 If the sub woofer is in a different position the setting at 180 can compensate for reduced bass reproduc tion E Sub bypass s...

Page 18: ...mode The 5 1 amplifier switches on automatically when it receives an audio signal If the signal stops it will automatically return to standby mode af ter around twenty minutes When the operation mode...

Page 19: ...s a portable CD player If the subwoofer now plays it could not have been getting the correct signal before Either the cinch cable is defective or the subwoofer output of your source appliance is not g...

Page 20: ...the Motiv 5 and not a defect As you can set the volume yourself using the volume options on your PC DVD player instead of using the remote control and the equalizer on the subwoofer this critical sett...

Page 21: ...irectly connected CD player properly the Motiv 5 was not re ceiving the correct signal before Either the cinch cable is defective try exchanging it or the out put of your source appliance is not produ...

Page 22: ...Decoderstation 5 Technical specifications and operating instructions...

Page 23: ...he date of purchase with the exception of damage caused by incorrect use or electrical or mechanical over load An original copy of our invoice is required as the warranty document This warranty is onl...

Page 24: ...unction 8 Front Display Decoderstation 5 8 Back Decoderstation 5 9 Remote control 10 Connection 12 Signal sources with digital and analogue outputs 13 Setting the Decoderstation 5 14 Menu structure 14...

Page 25: ...e never use different types of batteries together If the batteries leak remove them immediately and wipe away the liquid inside the battery compartment Risk of explosion Ne ver throw batteries in a fi...

Page 26: ...ur product and provide the best possible support Before contacting us with a question please read these instructions carefully and visit our website at www teufel eu where you can find the answers to...

Page 27: ...digital output using the optical fibre cable avail able from our online shop Equalisation measuring device The equalisation measu ring device also available from our online shop allows the Decodersta...

Page 28: ...this type of connection The digital signals are transmitted to the optical or coaxial connections of the Deco derstation 5 Analogue signal sources The Decoderstation 5 also offers ample connec tion o...

Page 29: ...Q Dial control with push function The dial control is used to select menu items spe cific parameters and to adjust values It controls the overall volume of the system in its default setting The push f...

Page 30: ...ion 5 has an analogue 5 1 input You can connect the appropriate signal sources e g from a professional computer soundcard here and forward them to the connected sound system TV CD Aux Stereo In You ca...

Page 31: ...ay of the Decodersta tion 5 You can select the required input using the se lection buttons on the remote control 5 1 Direct selection of the analogue 5 1 signal input on the back of the decoder as inp...

Page 32: ...he same functions as rotating the control wheel on the Decoderstation 5 OK Pressing this button triggers the same functions as pressing the dial control on the Decodersta tion 5 push function Front L...

Page 33: ...able 5 1 amplifier system e g multi channel subwoofer with 5 1 input Analogue 5 1 signal source e g profes sional sound card MP3 Player CD player CD recorder Video recorder TV set DAT recorder SAT rec...

Page 34: ...logue stereo inputs They can be assigned to analogue appliances of your choice for example a stereo sound card an MP3 player a TV set CD player or video recorder etc Either a stereo cinch cable or a 3...

Page 35: ...ected The availability of the subwoofer entry depends on the speaker size selected Note The display shows arrows during selection If you follow these arrows further choices will be made available Sett...

Page 36: ...trol This activates a test tone that cycles through all satellites and the subwoofer in sequence First make sure that the left and right front spea kers are set to 0dB You can select the required spea...

Page 37: ...digital inputs Dolby and DTS encoded formats are recognised by the Decoderstation 5 and the sound configurations are set automatical ly and cannot be changed 3 SPEAKER Selecting speaker configuration...

Page 38: ...ching value Example Distance to the front speakers 3 5 metres each Distance to the centre box 2 6 metres Subtracting the distances gives the following re sult 3 5 2 6 0 9 metres Therefore the centre s...

Page 39: ...ands The Decoderstation 5 differentiates between the front speaker pair F in small or large the centre speaker C in small or large the rear or side surround speaker pair R in small or large and a subw...

Page 40: ...configurati on You are probably using a digital input If a Dolby or DTS signal is being received at this input the Decoderstation 5 will automatically switch to the correct sound configuration No Dolb...

Page 41: ...have any questions suggestions or if there is anything you think we could do better Lautsprecher Teufel GmbH B lowstra e 66 10783 Berlin Germany Tel 49 30 30 09 30 0 Fax 49 30 30 09 30 30 www teufel e...

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