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Technical Description And User Manual
KB 62 CR
2.1 CD receiver with DAB+ and Bluetooth
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Contents
General Notes And Information .......3
For Your Safety ................................6
Overview .........................................9
Control Elements And
Connections ..................................10
Remote Control ............................12
Setup And Connection ..................14
Location tips ................................. 14
Antenna ........................................ 14
Inputs for source devices ............15
Speaker outputs...........................15
Subwoofer ....................................16
REC OUT .......................................16
Headphones ................................. 16
Mains connection ........................17
Basic Functions .............................18
Activating and deactivating ......... 18
Selecting a source .......................18
Adjusting the volume ...................19
Adjusting the sound .....................19
Adjusting the balance ..................20
Crossover frequency ....................21
Menu.............................................21
Adjusting the display
brightness ................................22
Resetting the KB 62 CR
to the default settings .............22
Loading new system software
..22
Accessing the version of
the system software. ...............22
Leaving the menu ....................22
Radio Mode...................................23
FM ................................................. 23
DAB/DAB+ ...................................24
Station memory ............................25
Bluetooth® Mode...........................26
Bluetooth® options ....................... 26
Pairing ........................................... 27
Manual pairing ......................... 27
Pairing via NFC® ....................... 28
Restoring the connection
with a paired external player ... 28
Interruption of connection ......28
Playback ................................... 29
Terminating the connection ....29
CD Mode .......................................30
Disc playback ............................... 31
Ejecting the disc ........................... 32
USB Mode .....................................33
Connecting and playing
back a USB device .......................33
Removing the USB device ...........35
Sleep Function ..............................36
Care And Cleaning ........................37
Troubleshooting ............................38
Index .............................................40
Technical Data ..............................42
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General Notes And Information
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 these instructions 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
July 2016
Trademarks
© All trademarks are the property of
their respective owners.
Bluetooth® and
the Bluetooth
symbol are trademarks of Bluetooth
SIG, Inc.
The “N-Mark” symbol is a trade-
mark or registered trademark of
NFC Forum, Inc. in the USA and other
countries.
Qualcomm aptX is a product of Qualcomm
Technologies International, Ltd.
Qualcomm is a trademark of Qualcomm
Incorporated, which is registered in the
USA and other countries; its use has been
approved. aptX is a trademark of Qualcomm Technologies International, Ltd.,
which is registered in the USA and other
countries; its use has been approved.
Original packaging
If you wish to exercise your eight-week
right of return, we ask that you be
absolutely sure to hold onto the packaging. We can only accept the return
of the speakers WITH THE ORIGINAL
PACKAGING.
Empty boxes are not available!
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Complaints
In case of a 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 confirmation 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.: KB20240129A-123.
Thank-you for your support!
Contact
Please contact our customer service
department with any questions,
suggestions or complaints:
Lautsprecher Teufel GmbH
BIKINI Berlin
Budapester Str. 44
10787 Berlin (Germany)
Phone 00800 - 200 300 40 (toll-free)
Fax: +49 (0)30 / 300 930 930
E-Mail: service@teufelaudio.com
www.teufelaudio.com
Proper use
The KB 62 CR is designed for the playback of music and speech via FM/
DAB+ radio, CD, USB, Bluetooth or an
external player.
Only use the device as described in
this user 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 accepts no liability
for damage caused by improper use.
The device is intended for private use
only.
Before operating the device,
please read the safety notes
and user manual carefully.
This is the only way to use all functions safely and reliably. Store the
user manual in a safe place and also
be sure to pass it on to any subsequent owner.
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Explanation of symbols
Protection class II
Dual insulation
Risk of electrical shock
Do not open the housing.
Old devices must not be
disposed of with household waste!
If the device is no longer
operational, every
consumer is required by law
to dispose of old devices
separately from household
waste, e.g. at a collection
point run by the communal
authority/borough. This
ensures that old devices are
recycled in a professional
manner and also rules out
negative consequences for
the environment.
For this reason, electrical
equipment is marked with
the adjacent symbol.
Batteries and rechargeable batteries do not
belong in the household
garbage!
Every consumer is required
by law to bring all batteries
and rechargeable batteries,
regardless whether
they contain harmful
substances*) or not, to a
collection point run by the
communal authority or
borough or to a retailer, so
that they can be disposed
of in an environmentally
friendly manner.
Please only turn in
batteries and rechargeable
batteries which are empty!
*) labelled with:
Cd = cadmium,
Hg = mercury, Pb = lead
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Signal terms
You can find the following signal terms
in this user manual:
CAUTION
This signal term indicates a low
risk, which, if not avoided, may
result in minor or moderate
injury.
NOTICE
This signal term warns you of
potential damage to property.
Safety notes
Improper electrical installation or
excessive mains voltage may result
in an electrical shock.
– The device is suitable for a mains
voltage of 230 V, 50 Hz. When
connecting the device, make sure
that the correct voltage is present.
You can find more information about
this on the rating plate.
– Check the device regularly for
damage.
Immediately disconnect the mains
plug and do not operate the device
if its housing, mains adapter or
mains cord is defective or exhibits
other visible damages.
– If the mains cord is damaged,
replace it with an equivalent one.
– Make sure that the mains plug is
always easily accessible.
– If the device emits smoke, smells
burnt or produces unusual sounds,
immediately 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.
Only parts that match the original
specifications may be used.
– Only use the accessory products
specified by the manufacturer.
– Only use the device indoors.
– Do not operate the device in wet
rooms and protect it from dripping
and splashing water. Make sure
that no vases or other liquid-filled
objects are located on or near the
device in order to prevent liquid
from penetrating the housing. If
water or any foreign objects have
entered the housing, immediately
disconnect the mains plug and
send the device to our service
address.
– Never modify the device. Unauthor-
ised modifications may affect the
safety and functionality.
– Never touch the mains plug with
wet hands.
For Your Safety
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An unsuitable setup location may
result in injury and damage.
– Never use the device unmounted in
vehicles, in unstable locations, on
wobbly tripods or furniture, on insufficiently dimensioned brackets etc.
The device could tip or fall down
and cause injury to persons or be
damaged itself.
– Arrange the device so that it cannot
be knocked over accidentally and
make sure that the cables do not
pose a trip hazard.
– Do not place the device near heat
sources (e.g. heaters, ovens, other
heat generating equipment such as
amplifiers etc.).
– Do not use the device in environ-
ments where there is a risk of
explosion.
– Only use the Bluetooth® function
in locations where wireless radio
transmission is allowed.
Children can become trapped in the
plastic wrapping when playing and
suffocate.
– Do not allow children to play with
the device or the plastic wrapping.
There is a danger of suffocation.
– Ensure that children do not remove
small parts from the device or take
them off of the device (e.g. control
knobs or plug adapters). They could
swallow the parts and choke.
– Never allow children to operate
electrical equipment unsupervised.
Extended listening at high
volumes may lead to
hearing loss.
To avoid damage to health, avoid
extended 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.
– If a device is set to full volume, this
may produce very high sound pressure. This may have psychic consequences and also cause physical
injury. Children and pets are
particularly at risk. Set the volume
control to a low setting before you
turn the device on.
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Operating the device
when the housing is open
will cause an invisible or
visible laser beam to be emitted.
– Do not look into the beam, even if
you are using optical instruments.
This product contains magnetic
material.
– If necessary, consult your physician
and ask for effects on implants
such as pacemakers or defibrillators.
If the device is subjected to warm
temperatures after being cold (e.g.
after transport), condensation may
occur inside of it.
– In this case, wait at least 2 hours
before you connect and activate it.
Improper use may lead to damage
or fire.
– Do not place open flames such as
burning candles or similar on the
device.
– Ensure sufficient ventilation.
– Do not place the device in direct
sunlight.
– Only use the device in indoor areas.
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LINE IN
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Overview
Unpacking
– Carefully open the box and carefully
lift the KB 62 CR with the EPE foam
parts out.
Pack contents
① 1× CD receiver KB 62 CR
② 1× remote control KB 62 RC
③ 1× mains cord for ①
④ 2× LR03/micro battery for ②
⑤ 1× throw-out antenna DAB+/FM
⑥ 1× antenna adapter
⑦ 2× speaker cable
Checking the product
contents
– Check that all items have been
delivered and that nothing is
damaged.
– If the delivery is incomplete or has
been damaged, please contact our
service team (see “„Contact“ on
page 4).
NOTICE
– Do not operate the device if it
is damaged.
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Front side
Back side
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Control Elements And Connections
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1
Power/standby button
2
CD compartment and buttons for
selecting the source
:
Press: Select a source
Press and hold: Source-dependent function
3
NFC pairing point for Bluetooth
4
DISPLAY
5
Open/close the CD compartment,
eject USB
6
Adjust the volume,
Push: Mute speaker (mute)
7
Jack for headphones
8
Adjusting the balance
9
Adjust the sound
10
CD/USB: next track, fast
forward. DAB+/FM: Increase the
frequency, station scan
11
Start/pause playback
12
CD/USB: Restart track, previous
track, fast rewind. DAB+/FM:
Decrease the frequency.
13
Station buttons
14
USB port
15
LINE IN input jack
16
AUX-2 input jacks
17
Antenna connection
18
Set the crossover frequency for
the sub
19
Bluetooth antenna
20
Charging port for USB devices
21
Port for headphones
22
Optical digital input
23
Speaker terminals
24
Ground connection for phono
25
Phono input jacks
26
AUX 1 input jacks
27
REC output jacks
28
Connection for active subwoofer
29
Turn the device on/off
30
Jack for mains cord ③
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Remote Control
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Mute speaker (mute)
32
Press: Select a source
Press and hold: Source-dependent function
33
Open/close the CD compartment,
eject USB
34
CD + USB: Random playback
35
Right,
CD + USB: Press: Skip,
Press and hold: Fast forward
Radio: Setting a station
36
CD + USB: Stop
37
Increase the volume
38
Number buttons
39
Enter numbers >9
40
Switch the display
41
Start the automatic station
programming
42
Battery compartment cover
43
Adjust the sound/balance
44
Set the sleep time
45
Reduce the volume
46
Selector button, start/pause
playback
47
Left,
CD + USB: Press: Skip,
Press and hold: Fast rewind
Radio: Setting a station
48
Display menu
49
Power on/Standby
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CAUTION
Leaking battery acid may lead
to chemical burns.
– Store both new and used
batteries so that they are not
accessible to children.
– Do not allow battery acid to
come into contact with skin,
eyes or mucous membranes.
In the event of contact with
battery 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 equivalent type.
– Never heat or short circuit
batteries or rechargeable
batteries, or dispose of them
in fire.
– Do not expose batteries and
rechargeable batteries to
direct sunlight.
In order to operate the remote
control, you will need two type AAA or
micro batteries with 1.5 Volt (included
in the pack contents).
You should change the batteries if the
remote control stops working properly
or after 2 years at the latest.
Inserting batteries
1. Gently push the battery compartment cover (42) in the direction of
the arrow until it pops open.
2. If applicable, remove any old
batteries (please observe the
disposal notes on page 5).
3. Insert the new batteries according
to the image on the battery
compartment; make sure the
polarity is correct.
4. Put the cover back in place and
push it closed.
Functionality
The remote control relays the control
signals by means of infrared light. For
this, you will have to point the front
of the remote control towards the
KB 62 CR. Make sure that the infrared
light is not obstructed by objects.
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Setup And Connection
NOTICE
If the device is subjected to
warm temperatures after being cold (e.g. after transport),
condensation may occur inside
of it.
– In this case, wait approx. 2
hours before you connect and
activate it.
Location tips
• Select a stable, level base.
• Make sure that the environment is
clean and free from dust.
• Select a location away from heat
sources and direct sunlight.
• The device should have approx.
10 cm of clearance on all sides to
ensure adequate circulation of air.
• Do not place any heavy objects on
the cables or the device.
CAUTION
Risk of injury/damage!
– Lay the cables so that they do
not pose a tripping hazard.
Antenna
You can use the enclosed throw-out
antenna ⑤ to receive DAB+ and FM
at the same time.
⑤⑥
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1. Insert the antenna in the DAB/FM
jack (17) and screw the union nut
tight.
2. Change the position of the
throw-out antenna until the reception for both bands (FM and DAB+)
is optimal.
3. Then fix the loose end with tape or
a nail.
– Of course, you can also connect
an active room or roof antenna for
DAB/FM to the DAB/FM jack (17).
CAUTION
Risk associated with lightning
strike!
– If you are using outdoor or
roof antennas, be absolutely
sure that the antenna system
has lightning protection.
– With the enclosed antenna adapter
⑥, you can also connect the
KB 62 CR with a cable connection,
but it is not possible to receive
DAB+ with it.
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Inputs for source devices
Analogue sources
The KB 62 CR offers three inputs for
analogue audio sources:
• AUX 1
RCA jacks (26), back side
• AUX 2 IN
RCA jacks (16), front side
• LINE IN
3.5 mm jack plug socket (15), front
side
26 16 15
You can connect a source device with
analogue sound to each of these
inputs (e.g. a MP3 player or a TV set).
Digital source
You can connect the optical
digital sound output of a source
device to the OPTICAL IN jack
(22). You will need an optical
cable with a TOSLINK plug
for this. Your source device
requires either an optical 3.5 mm plug
or also a TOSLINK plug.
22
Record player
Most record players can be connected
to one of the aforementioned
analogue inputs.
The usually more expensive magnetic
(MM – “Moving Magnet”) or dynamic
pick-up systems (MC – “Moving Coil”),
require substantial amplification. This
is provided by the PHONO input (25).
The GROUND point (24) connects the
ground line of the record player.
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24
Speaker outputs
If possible, use the enclosed cables
⑦ or a comparable high-quality,
double-core speaker wire with a
diameter of at least 0.75 mm2 to
connect the speakers. You can order
corresponding cables in our webshop
(www.teufelaudio.com) in the “Accessories” area.
Connect the speakers to the
SPEAKERS connector terminal (23).
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NOTICE
Make sure the polarity is correct!
Otherwise, the sound quality
will suffer.
– Connect the like-coloured
terminals.
– The strands of the speaker
cables are marked with different colours or shapes.
1. Split the single wire down to
approximately 30 mm and remove
about 10 mm of the insulation on
each strand. Twist the single wire so
that no strands are protruding. Tin
coating is not necessary.
2. Turn the connector terminal (23)
counterclockwise until loose.
3. Run the stripped cable end into the
now visible hole.
4. Close the terminal by turning it
counter-clockwise.
The cable has now been clamped in
place.
– You can also connect the speakers
with pin plugs. For this, pull off
the rubber caps on the connector
terminals.
Subwoofer
You can connect an active subwoofer
to the SUB jack (28) with an RCA
cable.
28
REC OUT
The unregulated stereo
audio signal is available
at the jacks REC (27). You
can connect an analogue
recording device to it or
even supply a second room
with sound using active speakers or a
wireless transmission system. You will
need a stereo cable with RCA plugs to
do so.
Headphones
With the KB 62 CR, you can connect
stereo headphones to two jacks:
• Jack (7) on the front side for 3.5
mm jack plugs
• PHONES jack (21) on the back for
3.5 mm jack plugs
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When connecting headphones to
the jack
(7), the speakers and the
subwoofer output (28) are automatically switched off.
However, the speakers remain active
for the PHONES jack (21) on the
back. This jack is therefore specially
intended for cordless headphones
or Bluetooth transmitters, which
are continually connected with the
KB 62 CR.
CAUTION
Extended listening at
high volumes may lead
to hearing loss.
– To avoid damage to health,
avoid extended listening at
high volumes.
Risk of injury/damage!
– Lower the volume before you
pull the headphone plug out
again; otherwise, the speakers may emit unexpected
high sound pressure. This
could injure your hearing or
damage the device.
Mains connection
1. If necessary, ensure that the main
power switch POWER (29) is
switched off (“OFF” position).
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③
2. Insert the IEC power plug of the
mains cord③ into the POWER jack
(30).
3. Insert the mains plug in a mains
power socket (230 V ~/50 Hz).
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Basic Functions
Activating and deactivating
– Use the main power switch POWER
(29) to switch the KB 62 CR off
(“OFF” position) and to standby
(“ON”). When in standby, the
POWER button (1) will be illuminated in red.
– Turn the KB 62 CR on or to standby
with the POWER button (1) or
(49).
After switching the device on, the
last active audio source and volume
will be set.
– If the KB 62 CR does not receive
an audio signal for more than 20
minutes, it will automatically switch
to standby.
Selecting a source
On the remote control, select the
source with the buttons (32):
• BT – Bluetooth® mode (page26)
• CD – CD player (page 30)
• DAB+ – Digital radio reception
(page 24)
• OPT – Digital audio input
• USB – Play audio files from USB
(page 33)
• FM – Analogue FM radio reception
(page 23)
• PHONO – Record player
• AUX 1/2 – Analogue sources AUX1
and AUX2
• LINE IN – Play analogue source
29
32
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On the KB 62 CR, select the source
with the buttons (2):
• BT, CD, DAB+, FM and USB buttons
as on the remote control.
• Push the button EXT 1-5 several
times to select the sources AUX1,
AUX2, LINEIN, OPT and PHONO
one after another.
Adjusting the volume
– Increase the volume: Turn the
control dial (6) clockwise or push
the VOLUME+ button (37).
– Reduce the volume: Turn the control
dial (6) counterclockwise or push
the VOLUME – button (45).
The display (4) will show the selected
volume from -69 dB to +9 dB.
The volume setting of an external
player often affects the volume of
the KB 62 CR.
Mute
By pushing the control dial (6) or the
button (31), you can turn the sound
off and on again. The outputs SUB
(28) and REC (27) will also be muted
in the process.
Adjusting the sound
Note: If there is not input for more
than 3 seconds, the KB 62 CR returns
to the display mode of the current
audio source.
1. Push the TONE button (9) or the
SOUND button (43).
The display (4) will show “Tone:
Bass”.
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2. Use the control dial (6) or the navigation buttons ◄/► (47/35) to
set the low tones ( bass tones) from
“–10 dB” (decrease) to “+10 dB”
(increase).
3. To save the setting, push the control
dial (6) or the selector button (46).
4. Push the TONE button (9) or the
SOUND button (43) again.
The display (4) will show “Tone:
Treble”.
5. Use the control dial (6) or the
navigation buttons ◄/► (47/35)
to set the high tones from “–10 dB”
(decrease) to “+10 dB” (increase).
6. To save the setting, push the control
dial (6) or the selector button (46).
Adjusting the balance
With the balance, you set the sound
level ratio between the right and left
speakers.
Note: If there is not input for more
than 3 seconds, the KB 62 CR returns
to the display mode of the current
audio source.
1. Push the BALANCE button (8) or the
SOUND button (43) three times.
“Balance” and the current setting
will be shown on the display (4) as a
bar chart.
2. Use the control dial (6) or the navigation buttons ◄/► (47/35) to set
the balance to perfectly suit your
listening position.
3. To save the setting, push the control
dial (6) or the selector button (46).
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Crossover frequency
With the crossover frequency ( crossover), you determine the frequency up
to which the subwoofer operates –
higher tones will be passed on to the
stereo speakers.
With the SUB LOW PASS FILTER(18)
control dial, you can set values from
60 to 150 Hz.
If you do not connect a subwoofer, set
the control dial to the “NO SUB” position – as a result, all sounds will be
played through the stereo speakers.
Menu
You can perform the following functions via the menu:
• Adjust the brightness of the display
(4),
• reset the KB 62 CR to the default
settings,
• load new system software,
• access the version of the installed
system software.
1. To access the menu, push the
MENU button (48).
The first menu item “VFD Brightness” will appear on the display (4).
2. Select the desired menu item
with the navigation buttons ◄/►
(47/35) or with the skip buttons
/ (12/10).
3. Use the SELECT button (46) or the
button (11) to access the menu
item.
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Adjusting the display brightness
VFD Brightness menu item:
4. Set the desired brightness with the
navigation buttons ◄/► (47/35)
or with the skip buttons
/
(12/10).
Possible values: 20–100% in 20%
increments.
5. Confirm the new value with SELECT
(46) or the button (11).
Resetting the KB 62 CR to the
default settings
Factory Reset menu item: This clears
all station memory slots and all modified settings.
4. Select the option with the navigation buttons ◄/► (47/35) or with
the skip buttons / (12/10):
<Yes> – default settings
<No> – cancel
5. Confirm the selected option with
the SELECT button (46) or the
button (11).
The KB 62 CR will switch off if
you select “Yes.” Once you have
switched the device on again, the
default settings will be restored.
Loading new system software
System Update menu item:
4. Download the new system software
from our website
www.teufelaudio.com/software-updates.html.
5. Once downloaded, unpack the file
to a USB stick (FAT32 format).
6. Insert the USB stick in the USB port
(14).
7. Select the option with the navigation buttons ◄/► (47/35) or with
the skip buttons
/ (12/10):
<Yes> – load the system software
<No> – cancel
8. Confirm with the SELECT button
(46) or the
button (11).
By selecting “Yes,” the KB 62 CR
will load the new software from the
USB stick.
NOTICE
Risk of damage!
You must not interrupt this
process!
– Do not disconnect the KB 62 CR
from the power supply and do
not disconnect the USB stick.
9. The KB 62 CR will switch off once
the software has been installed.
10. Pull out the USB stick.
11. Switch the KB 62 CR back on. The
new software is active.
Accessing the version of the
system software.
System Version menu item:
Based on the version shown here (e.g.
“V1.07”), you can determine whether
new system software is available
on
our website
www.teufelaudio.com/software-updates.html.
Leaving the menu
To leave the menu, push the MENU
button (48) several times until the
normal indicator appears again on the
display.
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The radio can receive analogue and
digital stations within the following
ranges:
• FM: Analogue from 87.5 to 108
MHz, RDS mode is possible.
• DAB/ DAB+: Digital in band III from
174.160 to 239.200 MHz (block
5A to 13F) as well as in L band from
1452.192 to 1478.640 MHz.
FM
Push the FM button (2/32) to activate
the analogue radio as the source.
Setting the radio stations
You can set the receiving frequency
with the navigation buttons ◄/►
(47/35) or with the skip buttons /
(12/10):
– Automatic: Pushing the button for
approx. one second initiates station
scanning in the desired direction
(then release the button) until the
radio turns to the next station with
sufficient transmission power.
– Manual: Each time you tap the
button, the frequency will be
increased or decreased by 0.05
MHz.
The set frequency is shown on the
display (4).
If the station transmits an RDS signal,
the name of the station and, if applicable, the radio text will appear on the
display (4) after a few seconds.
Radio Mode
You can use the DISPLAY button (40)
or the button (11) to switch the
display of the RDS information on the
bottom line of the display (4) between
station name, radio text, time and
programme type.
In stereo mode, you may experience
noticeable noise with weak stations.
In this case, switch to mono mode
by pushing and holding (approx. one
second) the SOUND button (43) or the
control dial (6).
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DAB/DAB+
Push the DAB+ button (2/32) to activate the digital radio as the source.
DAB station scanning will automatically start the first time you access
DAB. The progress of the scan will be
shown on the display.
– If necessary, you can activate the
scan at any time by pushing the
AUTO button (41).
Once station scanning ends, the first
station that is found will be played.
On the display, you will see the name
of the station and under it, the current
song being played. By tapping the
buttons
(11) or DISPLAY (40),
you can display further information
in sequence: ensemble (station
package), time/date, signal strength,
programme type, block/frequency and
sampling rate.
Setting a station
You can switch between the stations
that were found using the navigation
buttons ◄/► (47/35) or the skip
buttons / (12/10).
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Station memory
The KB 62 CR can save 40 stations to
FM and DAB each. You can conveniently select the saved stations.
Presetting stations manually
– Setting a desired station.
– Single-digit memory slots (1–9):
Push and hold the number button
1...0 (38) with the number of the
desired memory slot for approx. one
second.
– Double-digit memory slots (10–40):
Push and hold the 10+ button (39)
for approx. one second.
The notice “M – –” or “Memory –
–” will appear on the display.
Enter the desired double-digit
memory slot number using the
number buttons 1...0 (38).
The notice “Stored Preset x” will
appear on the display (the slot
number will appear instead of “x”).
The station has now been saved.
Only FM: Saving stations
automatically
Notice: All saved FM stations are
deleted in the process.
– Push the AUTO button (41) or FM
button (2) for approx. one second.
– Confirm automatic saving with the
SELECT button (46).
– Station scanning will start. The radio
will search for stations with adequate
transmission power and automatically save them. Once all 40 memory
slots are occupied or the end of the
frequency band has been reached, the
station scan will stop and switch to the
last station found.
Selecting stations from the memory
You can access the saved stations in
slots 1 to 9 directly with the number
buttons 1...0 (38); slots 1 to 4 can
also be accessed via the station
buttons (13).
With the station slots 10 to 40, first
tap the 10+ button (39) and then
enter the desired double-digit memory
slot number with the number buttons
1...0 (38).
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38
39
41
46
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Via Bluetooth®, you can wirelessly
connect a compatible external player
with the KB 62 CR. The audio output
of your external player is then emitted
by the KB 62 CR.
The Bluetooth® wireless transmission
system has a range of approximately
10 metres that is limited by walls and
furnishings. If the connection is cut
off, the KB 62 CR will attempt to reestablish a connection until you select
another source.
NOTICE
– Only use the Bluetooth®
function in locations where
wireless radio transmission is
allowed.
– Please keep in mind that the
Bluetooth
®
behaviour may differ depending on the external
player’s operating system.
Bluetooth
®
options
Depending on the device type, your
external player/smartphone may also
have a menu for Bluetooth® options
such as media playback. Here you can
activate and deactivate the desired
options. You can find more information about the Bluetooth® options
in the user manual for your external
player/smartphone.
Smartphone
Bluetooth® Mode
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Pairing
To play the audio of your external
player on your KB 62 CR via Bluetooth®, you must first connect the
devices with each other. The technical term for this is “pairing.” The
KB 62 CR provides manual and automatic pairing via NFC
®
.
Manual pairing
1. Turn on the Bluetooth® function on
your external player (e.g. smartphone).
2. Use the BT button (2/32) to select
the “Bluetooth” input on the
KB 62 CR.
The message “BT Input
Mode" will appear on the display
(4).
3. If the KB 62 CR is not connected to
an external player, pairing will start
automatically and the message
“Pairing” will appear on the display
(4).
Otherwise push the BT button
(2/32) and hold it down for approx.
three seconds to start the pairing
process.
4. Let your external player/your smartphone scan for Bluetooth® devices.
You will find more information about
this in the user manual of your
external player.
After the search run, the
“Teufel KB 62” should also be
shown in the list of detected
devices.
5. Select “
Teufel KB 62
” from the list
of detected devices.
6. If your external player asks for a
code, enter “0000” (four zeros).
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2
32
Pairing is now complete and your
KB 62 CR will now act as a Bluetooth®
playback device. The KB 62 CR will
now play back all sounds that would
otherwise be played by your external
player/smartphone.
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Pairing via NFC
®
NFC® (Near Field Communication)
is a transmission standard for the
wireless exchange of data over short
distances. Your KB 62 CR can create
a connection to a compatible external
player via NFC
®
.
1. Switch the NFC® function on your
source device on (Bluetooth® does
not have to be turned on on the
source device).
2. Hold your source device close to the
NFC® contact zone on the front
side of the KB 62 CR (see fig. right).
After a short time, you will be asked
to allow the NFC connection.
3. Confirm the request on your source
device.
Pairing is now complete and
your KB 62 CR will now act as a
Bluetooth® playback device. The
KB 62 CR will now play back all
sounds that would otherwise be
played by your source device/
smartphone.
Restoring the connection with a
paired external player
If your KB 62 CR was previously
connected to the external player, it
is no longer necessary to switch it
to pairing mode to connect again.
Simply selecting it on your external
player from the list of paired devices is
enough.
Interruption of connection
If your KB 62 CR moves out of the
range of your external player, the Bluetooth
®
connection will be interrupted.
The connection will be re-established
automatically when you are back
within range.
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Playback
The volume setting of the
external player affects the
volume of the KB 62 CR.
1. Use the BT button (2/32) to select
Bluetooth
®
as the source.
2. Turn on the Bluetooth® function on
your source device.
3. Start playback on your source
device.
Depending on the source device, you
can also control playback with the
KB 62 CR:
– Interrupt/continue playback: Tap
the button (11) or SELECT/
(46).
– Play next track: Tap the button
(10/35).
– Play the track or chapter from
the beginning:
Tap the button
(12/47).
– Play the previous track or previous
chapter: Tap the button (12/47)
twice.
Otherwise, you can control playback
on your source device.
– If your source device is a smart-
phone, the Bluetooth® connection
will be interrupted in the event of
an incoming call and you can make
phone calls as usual. After finishing
your phone call, the sounds will
once again be diverted and played
back by your KB 62 CR.
– If your Bluetooth® source device
has a USB charging cable, you can
connect it to the USB ports (14) or
(20) for supplying power.
Terminating the connection
To terminate the Bluetooth® connection:
– deactivate the Bluetooth® function
on your external player/smartphone.
– or push and hold the BT button
(2/32) for approx. 3 seconds to
terminate the pairing.
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Only use commercially-available CDs
carrying one of the adjacent symbols.
The KB 62 CR can read normal CDs
with a diameter of 80 and 120mm
as well as music files in the audio CD,
MP3, M4A and WMA formats saved
on them.
CDs burnt on a home system can
normally be read but an excessively
high burn speed or defective blank
discs can cause problems.
CAUTION
Health hazard!
Operating the device
when the housing is
open will cause an
invisible or visible laser beam to
be emitted.
– Do not look into the beam,
even if you are using optical
instruments.
NOTICE
Risk of damage!
– Never insert multiple CDs on
top of each other.
– Do not insert anything other
than CDs.
CD Mode
12
11
2 10 5
CD Input
Mode
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33
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Disc playback
1. Select the CD drive as the source
with the CD button (2/32).
2. Push the
button (5/33). The
source buttons (2) will fold down
and the CD tray will eject to the
front.
3. Insert the CD carefully into the
depression inside the CD tray with
the printed side facing up.
Notice: The CD tray will automatically close after approx. 60 seconds
of inactivity.
4. Push the button (5/33) or the
SELECT/ button (46).
The CD tray will close and the unit
will read the CD. The message
“Reading” will appear on the
display. Playback will automatically
start after a few seconds.
You will see the number of the
track, the elapsed time and (if
present) the name of the track on
the display.
– You can use the DISPLAY button
(40) to access more information on
the track.
– You can access a certain track
by entering its number with the
number buttons 1...0 (38). For track
numbers above 9, first tap the 10+
button (39) and then enter the
desired double-digit track number
with the number buttons 1...0 (38).
– Interrupt/continue playback: Tap
the button (11) or SELECT/
(46).
– Switch to the next folder/directory
(if present): Push the
button (11)
or SELECT/ (46) for one second.
– Play next track: Tap the
button
(10/35).
– Play the track or chapter from
the beginning: Tap the
button
(12/47).
– Play the previous track or previous
chapter: Tap the button (12/47)
twice.
– Fast track playback: Push and
hold the button (12/47) or
(10/35). Playback will occur at
approx. 10 times the normal speed;
the elapsed time for the track will
appear on the display (4).
To resume normal playback, release
the button.
– Stopping playback: Push the
button (36).
Repeat/ random playback:
Access the following functions one
after another with the button (34):
• REPEAT OFF – normal playback.
• REPEAT ONE – the current track will
be repeated endlessly.
• REPEAT ALL – all tracks on the CD
will be played back in order. Afterwards, playback restarts with the
1st track.
• REPEAT DIR – all tracks in the
current folder/directory on the data
CD will be endlessly played back in
order.
•
SHUFFLE ALL – all tracks on the CD
will be played back in random order,
playback will then stop.
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• SHUFFLE DIR – all tracks in the
current folder/directory on the data
CD will be played in random order,
playback will then stop (depending
on the used playback media).
• SHUFFLE ALL REP – all tracks will
be played endlessly in random
order.
• SHUFFLE DIR REP – all tracks in
the current folder will be endlessly
played in random order.
Ejecting the disc
1. Push the button (5/33). The
source buttons (2) will fold down
and the CD tray will eject to the
front.
2. Carefully remove the CD.
3. Push the button (5/33).
The CD tray will close.
The CD tray will automatically close
after approx. 60 seconds of inactivity.
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USB Mode
Your KB 62 CR has two USB ports,
each supplying 5 volts with 1 amp
(also in standby):
• The back USB CHARGER port (20)
serves solely to supply power or
charge USB devices and cannot
read any data.
• The front port (14) can read USB
memory sticks and USB hard drives
with the specifications 1.0 to 3.0 in
the FAT16/FAT32 format and play
back music files saved on it in the
MP3, M4A and WMA formats.
Connecting and playing
back a USB device
1. Use the USB button(2/32) to select
the USB device as the source.
2. Insert the plug of your USB device
into the USB port (14). The plug
only fits the jack in one orientation.
3. The KB 62 CR will read the USB
device. The message “Reading
Files” will appear on the display.
After a short time, the number of
readable files will be shown.
If no readable files are found on the
USB stick, “No Files” will appear on
the display.
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– Start playback: Tap the
button
(11) or SELECT/ (46). You will
see the number of the track, the
elapsed time and (if present) the
name of the track on the display.
– You can use the DISPLAY button
(40) to access more information on
the track.
– You can access a certain track
by entering its number with the
number buttons 1...0 (38). For track
numbers above 9, first tap the 10+
button (39) and then enter the
desired double-digit track number
with the number buttons 1...0 (38).
– Interrupt/continue playback: Tap
the
button (11) or SELECT/
(46).
– Switch to the next folder/directory
(if present): Push the button (11)
or SELECT/ (46) for one second.
– Play next track: Tap the button
(10/35).
– Play the track or chapter from
the beginning: Tap the button
(12/47).
– Play the previous track or previous
chapter: Tap the button (12/47)
twice.
– Fast track playback: Push and
hold the button (12/47) or
(10/35). Playback will occur at
approx. 10 times the normal speed;
the elapsed time for the track will
appear on the display (4).
To resume normal playback, release
the button.
– Stopping playback: Push the
button (36).
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35
34
33
47
46
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Repeat/ random playback:
Access the following functions one
after another with the
button (34):
• REPEAT OFF – normal playback.
• REPEAT ONE – the current track will
be repeated endlessly.
• REPEAT ALL – all tracks on the CD
will be played back in order. Afterwards, playback restarts with the
1st track.
• REPEAT DIR – all tracks in the
current folder/directory on the data
CD will be endlessly played back in
order.
• SHUFFLE ALL – all tracks on the CD
will be played back in random order,
playback will then stop.
• SHUFFLE DIR REP – all tracks in
the current folder will be endlessly
played in random order.
Removing the USB device
NOTICE
Risk of damage!
– Never remove the USB device
while the KB 62 CR is still
accessing it!
1. End playback.
2. Push the button (5/33).
The message “Safe to Remove" will
appear on the display (4).
3. Pull the USB device out of the USB
port (14).
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Sleep Function
This function allows the KB 62 CR to
switch itself off after a preset period
of time.
1. Start the desired playback.
2. Push the SLEEP button (44). The
display will show the message
“Sleep Off”.
3. Press the SLEEP button (44) again
to select the desired time to switch
off between 10 and 90 minutes in
increments of 10 minutes.
The “Sleep Off” setting deactivates
the sleep function.
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Care And Cleaning
NOTICE
External influences may damage or destroy the device.
– If the device is to be left unat-
tended for a prolonged period
of time (e.g. during a vacation) or if a thunderstorm is
forecast, pull the mains plug
out of the socket. Otherwise,
sudden overvoltage could
cause a defect.
– If possible, only use plain
water without any additives.
In case of stubborn marks,
a mild soap solution may be
used.
– Do not use caustic cleaning
products, white spirit, thinners, petrol or similar under
any circumstances. Such
cleaning agents may damage
the delicate surface of the
housing.
– Ideally, you should remove dust or
small amounts of dirt with a dry,
smooth leather cloth.
– Use a damp cloth to rub off stub-
born dirt. Make sure that no liquid
penetrates the housing.
– Then immediately wipe the damp
surfaces off with a soft cloth without
applying pressure.
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Troubleshooting
The following advice should help you to solve problems. If this does not h
elp, you
will find useful information in the detailed FAQs on our website. Otherwise, please
contact our hotline (see page 4). Take note of the warranty instructions.
Problem Possible cause Solution
No function. No power supply. Check the function of the socket
with another device.
No sound. The wrong source has been
selected.
Select the correct source (see
“Selecting a source” on page
18).
The volume has been set too
low.
Increase the volume.
The volume of the external
player has been set too low.
Carefully increase the volume of
the external player.
Speaker cable not stripped. Properly connect the speaker
(page 15).
No sound in
Bluetooth®
mode.
No Bluetooth® connection. Establish a connection (see
page 27).
KB 62 CR has not been
selected as the output device.
On the external player, select
“Teufel KB 62” as the Bluetooth® output device.
Bluetooth® connection
impaired by another radio
system (e.g. cordless telephone, Wi-Fi).
Set up the KB 62 CR and/
or external player in another
location. Move to another room
to test.
DAB+ reports
“No signal” or
“Service Not
Available”.
No or only very weak DAB
reception.
Check the antenna. If necessary,
use an active room antenna
or outside antenna (see page
14).
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Problem Possible cause Solution
When
connecting
a USB
device, “Not
supported”
appears on
the display.
The file format of the USB
device is not supported. The
KB 62 CR supports the FAT16
and FAT32 file systems.
Use a USB device with a suitable
file system.
USB device
is not recognised.
The rear USB port (20) is
used, which is only intended
for the supply of power/
charging.
Only use the front USB port (14)
to play back audio files.
The power consumption of
the connected USB device is
too high (> 1 A).
Connect an additional power
supply to the USB device.
The
subwoofer
hums.
The KB 62 CR is connected to
a different power circuit from
the rest of the system.
Connect the KB 62 CR to the
same power circuit.
The hum is due to line disturbance.
Buy a line filter and connect all
devices to it.
The humming is caused by a
multiple socket strip.
Use a different multiple socket
strip or connect the KB 62 CR
directly to the wall socket.
Playback is
noisy.
Generally speaking, the
KB 62 CR is a very low-noise
system. A device with very
high resolution in the high
range area can expose the
poor quality of a signal source
(e.g. from MP3 files).
Make sure that the external
player emits a clear signal to the
KB 62 CR.
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Index
A
Antenna adapter 14
B
Bass tones 19
Batteries
dispose 5
insert 13
Bluetooth 26
transmitter 17
Brightness
Display 21
C
Cable connection 14
Call 29
Compact Disc 30
Cordless headphones 17
Crossover 21
Crossover frequency 21
D
DAB+ 23
Default settings 21
Display 21
DVD
eject 32
F
Files
Music 30, 33
Firmware 21
FM 23
Frequency 23
G
Ground point 15
H
Hard-drives 33
Headphones 16
M
Main power switch 18
Mains cord 17
Menu 21
Mono 23
Mute 19
Muting 19
N
NFC 28
Number buttons 25, 31
O
Optical 15
P
Pack contents 9
Pairing 27
Phone call 29
Playback 31, 34
Power supply
USB 29, 33
R
Radio 23
text 23
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Radio stations
save 23
selecting stations from the memory
23
Random playback 31, 35
RDS 23
Receiving frequency 23
Recording device 16
Record player 15
Remote control 13
REPEAT 31
Reset 21
S
Selecting stations from the memory
25
Setting the radio stations
automatically 23
manually 23
SHUFFLE 31
SLEEP 36
Smartphone 27, 29
Sound control 19
Sound level ratio 20
Source devices 15, 18
Speaker 15, 17, 21
Standby 18
Station 25
Station buttons 25
Subwoofer 21
active 16
System software 21
T
TOSLINK 15
Track
repeat 31, 35
Treble tones 20
TV set 15
U
Update 21
USB stick
insert 33
play back 33
remove 35
V
Volume 19, 29
W
Wireless transmission system 16
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Dimensions (W × H × D): 435 × 140 × 296 mm
Weight: approx. 8 kg
Operating voltage: 230 V ~, 50/60 Hz
Max. power consumption 250 watts
You can find further technical data on our website.
Technical changes reserved!
Lautsprecher Teufel GmbH hereby declares that the radio equipment
“KB 62 CR“ is in accordance with the 2014/53/EC, 2014/30/EC
and 2014/35/EC directives. The full text of the EU Declaration of
Conformity is available at the following Internet address:
www.teufelaudio.com/declaration-of-conformity.html
Technical Data
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Manual No. 94142 GB 20160721
Please contact our customer service department with any questions, suggestions or
complaints:
Lautsprecher Teufel GmbH
BIKINI Berlin
Budapester Str. 44
10787 Berlin (Germany)
Phone: 00800 - 200 300 40 (toll-free)
Fax: +49 (0)30 - 300 930 930
www.teufelaudio.com
No responsibility is assumed for the correctness of this information.
Technical changes, typographical errors and other errors reserved.
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