Pyle PED-021M User Manual

PED-021M

USER MANUAL

Operation Warning

Instruction for Prevention of Fire, Electric Shock, & Physical Injury

About Warning & Caution Signs

WARNING

This sign indicates the risk of serious physical injury or
even death. Please operate the machine according to
instructions.

CAUTION

This sign indicates the risk of serious physical injury and
even death. Please operate the machine according to
instructions.

*Object damage refers to any harm or adverse effects to
household, furniture, pets, and etc.

About Signs

This sign indicates a warning or caution. Please read the accompanied
instruction to prevent any dangers.

This sign indicates any forbidden activity.

This sign indicates an instructional procedure for users to follow with.

ALWAYS FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS

AS DESCRIBED BELOW

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WARNING

Please read the following instruction
before operation.

Do not open or, in any way, modify
the machine or adapter.

Do not attempt to repair the machine,
or replace any internal parts by
yourself, unless instructed to do so
by the manual. In case of technical
need, please contact with your
retailer, or their customer service, or
any recognized retailers printed on
the information page.

Do not store or operate the machine
under the following described
conditions:

• Near areas with extreme
temperature. (For example, in the car
under the sun, near a heat venting
pipe, and etc.)

• In very humid environments. (For
example, in the bathroom, in the

toilet, on wet oor, and etc.)

• Exposing to rain.

• In the sand.

• In shaking & unstable
environments.

Operate the machine with the
recommended support stands and
accessories only.

For proper operation, make sure that

the support stands are placed on at

and stable ground in order to support
the machine safely and stably.

WARNING

Use only the included adapter. Make
sure that the voltage of the socket
matches the voltage indicated on
your adapter to prevent damage or
electric shock.

Please do not over-twist or over­bend the power cable, or place any
objects on it. Doing so may result in

short-circuit that can lead to re and

electric shock.

Please do not operate the machine
with high volume over a long period
of time regardless of using an

amplier or a headphone, to prevent

damage to your hearing. Should
any hearing discomfort results, stop
using the machine and consult a
hearing doctor.

Prevent letting any object like coins
or pins, or any liquid slip inside the
machine.

Should any of the following situations
result, please stop operation and
remove the adapter from the socket,
and consult with your retailer, the
nearest customer service, or any of
the recognized retailers listed on the
information page:

• The adapter or the power cable is
damaged.

• An object, or liquid has slipped into
the interior of the machine.

• The machine has been exposed in
rain, or has got wet.

• The machine is not operating or is
operating with noticeable problems.

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WARNING

If there were children in the
household, the adults should be
responsible of ateaching the children
to follow the safety precautions
explained in the manual.

Do not share the power supply with
too many adapters at the same time.
When using an extension power
supply, please make sure that the
total power usage does not exceed
the limit stated on the extension
power supply. Doing so may result in

melting of the cables and re.

When using the machine in other
countries, please consult your
retailer, the nearest customer
service, or any of the recognized
retailers listed on the information
page.

CAUTION

Always place the machine and the

adapter in areas with good airow.

When inserting or removing the
power cable into/from the socket or
the machine, always grab the plug
instead of the cable.

If you plan not to operate the
machine for a long period of time,
please remove the adapter from the
socket.

To prevent the cables from tangling,
place the cables out of reach of
children.

Do not place heavy objects on the
machine.

When moving the machine, or during
insertion/removal of the plug, always
use dry hands.

When moving the machine, or during
insertion/removal of the plug, always
use dry hands.

Please turn off the power and
remove the adapter from the socket
before cleaning the machine.

When there is a risk of lightning
strike, please remove the adapter
from the socket.

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Power Supply

• Do not share the power supply with other
electronics that can produce cable statics, for
example, electric motors.

• It is normal for direct current (DC) to produce
heat with extended usage, and there is no
need to be worried.

• Before connecting the machine to other
equipments, always turn off the power to
prevent damage.

Placement/Location

• Operating the machine near a post-

amplier or machines that use high-power

converters, buzzing may result. To prevent this
problem, please change the machine’s facing
direction, or place the machine away from the
interrupting sources.

• This machine may interfere with the radios
and televisions. Please do not operate the
machines near them.

• Do not place the machine under sun, or near
any heat source, as high temperature may
cause the machine to deform or discolor.

• To prevent permanent damage, please do
not expose the machine to moist or in humid
environments.

Maintenance

• For normal cleaning, please use soft cloth
with little or no moist for wiping. For tougher
spots, use neutral-pH and wear-free cleaner
then use dry soft cloth to wipe clean.

• Never use volatile oil, diluting solutions,
alcohol, or any other kinds of solvents to
prevent the machine from deforming or
discoloring.

Additional Precautions

• During operation, please handle with care to
prevent any damage.

• Do not hit or press against the display screen.

• Always grab the heads of cables during
insertion/removal to prevent damage to the
cables or the machine.

• To prevent disturbing your neighbors, please
operate the machine at an acceptable volume,
or use a headphone, especially at nights.

• Although the machine is designed to
minimize unwanted noise during operation, the
percussive sound may still pass through the

oor or walls, resulting in unexpected noise.

Please be careful not to let such sound disturb
your neighbors, especially at nights.

• When transporting the machine, please use

the original or similar stufng and box.

• Please use ofcal cables for connection.

When using cables from other companies,
please note the following:

Some cables may consist of resistors, which
may be incompatible and result in extremely
low volume. For information about the

specications of cables, please consult with

the manufacturers.

• Please do not hit the pads with excessive

force to prevent the risk of hurting your ngers.

Precautions

Please read the following precautions aside from the safety

instructions

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Accessories

A1 A2 A3 A4 A5

Sound Module Pad Cynbal Hi-Hat

Controller

Bass Drum

Controller

x1 x5 x2 x1 x1

L1 L2 L3 B1 B2 B3

Adapter L-L Mo no

Sound Cable

(Black)

L-L St reao

Sound Cable

(Blue)

Drum Stick

(1 set)

User

Manual

Cable Tie

x1 x7 x2 x1 x2 x2

Parts

Please make sure that you have all the necessary parts before assembly

Support Stand

S1

Ø2.22 x80 (cm) x5

S2

x2

S3

Ø1.27 x40 (cm) x5

S4

Ø1.27 x20 (cm) x2

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Connectors

C1 C2 C3 C4 C5

T-shape

Connector

Connector

Typ e A

U-shape Plate &

Double Screws

Connector

Typ e B

20cm

Adjustable Bar

x4 x7 x1 x5 x2

Parts

Spare
Parts

P1 P2 P3 T1 T2 T3 T1~T3

Floor Pad

Ø2.22 (cm)

Stopper Driver Bolt Nut Bolt

x4 x2 x1 x10 x32 x22

x2

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Assembly Instructions

NOTE

Please insert the bolts and nuts to connectors before assembly.

T2

T3

P3

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×

P1

P1

S1

S2

S2

P1

P1

Step 1

P1

x4

Assemble the oor pads onto either side of the two
oor bars with double Connector locks, and place the

bars parallel to each other, with a distance equal to
the length of the main support bar. Adjust the facing
direction of the Connector locks as according to the
diagram.

S1 Ø2.22 x80 (cm) x1

S2

x1

x1

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Step 2

S1 Ø2.22 x80 (cm) x2

Assemble the T-shape connectors and connector
A(s) onto the main support bars. The main support
bar on the left should have two T-shape connectors
and two connector A(s) as according to the illustration
on the left. These two connector A(s) are for Hi-Hat
and Snare.

C1

x4

C2

x3

NOTE

Adjust the heights of all four T-shape connectors so

that they match on either main support bar.

C1

C1

C1

C2

C2

C1

S1 S1

C2

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Step 3

S1 Ø2.22 x80 (cm) x2

C2

x4

The remaining three main support bars
are for connection between the upper
connectors on the main support bars
and the 3 connectors locks on the oor
bars, with the upper one assembled with
connector(s). These connector will be
used for three Pads. Please assemble the
connector(s) to the upper main support bar

rst.

NOTE

Please check the direction to which the

connector(s) are facing. They should face

the rear as illustrated.

NOTENOTE NOTE NOTE

S1

S1

C2C2C2 C2

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Step 4

Insert the assembled main support
bars (from Step 1) into the Connector

locks on the assembled oor bars

(from Step 3). Adjust as necessary to
make sure that the main support bars

are perpendicular to the oor bars.

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Step 5

S3 Ø1.27 x40 (cm) x5

S4 Ø1.27 x20 (cm) x2

C5

x2

P2

x2

20

40

40

40

40

40

20

C5

P2

P2

C5

Insert the long and
short locking bars, and
stoppers as illustrated
to complete the support
structure. Adjust the
angle and length of the

adjustable bar by rst

loosening the screw a
bit.

NOTE

With the chair that you will be using,

you should sit on the chair and adjust

the heights of the upper connectors

according to your chest and knee

heights. The lower connectors on the

main support bars should match the

height of your knees, while the upper

connectors on the main bars should

match that of your chest.

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NOTE

When assembling the Pads and Connector, match the depressed side of Connector

with the protruding side of Pads.

Depression

Convex

Below are examples of wrong assembly.

A2

C4

Step 6

A2 x5

C4

x5

Assemble the Pads and connector as illustrated.

T3 x5

Tilt the Tom for smoother playing.

T2 x5

T1T2

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Assemble the pads onto the

support structure.

Mounting on the stand

A1

x1

C3

x1

Position the Sound
Module onto the Bar and
fold the U-Shape Plate
upwards around the bar.

Secure the U-Shape
Plate to the back of
the Sound Module with
Screws.

Remove the protective

lm.

A1

C3

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①

Hi-Hat

②

Snare

③

Tom 1

④

Cymbal 1

⑤

Hi-Hat Controller

⑥

Bass Drum Controller

(optional, controller only)

⑦

Cymbal 2

⑧

Tom 2

⑨

Tom 3

⑩

Bass Drum

①
②
③
④
⑤

①

②

③

④

⑤

⑦

⑧

⑨

⑥

⑦
⑧
⑨
⑩

DC IN (5V1A)

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(Black)

① HI-HAT
② SNARE
③ TOM1
⑧ TOM2
⑨ TOM3

L2

L3

(Blue)

④ CYMBAL 1
⑦ CYMBAL 2

L2

(Black)

⑤ HI-HAT CTRL
⑥ BASS DRUM CTRL

Sound Cable

L2

(Black)

x7

L3

(Blue)

x2

Connect the Sound
Cables to the Drum
Pads,Pedals and Sound
Module.

Mono cable (one black
line)

Stereo cable (two black
lines)

!

④⑦

Must use stereo cable.

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① HI-HAT

② SNARE

③ TOM1

④ TOM2

⑥ CRASH1

⑦ CRASH2

⑤ TOM3

⑨ H.H. PEDAL

⑩ BASS DRUM

PEDAL

Hi-Hat Pad (Labeled
as ①) and Hi-Hat
Pedal (Labeled as
⑨) correspond to
each other as open
and close Hi-Hat,
simulating realistic
Hi-Hat playing.

Choke effect

loosen

loosen

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Sound list

1

HI-HAT2SNARE RIM

3

TOM1

4

TOM2

5

TOM3

6

CYMBAL 17CYMBAL 2

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BASS

DRUM

ROCK -1

01 HI-H AT SNARE RIM HI-MID TOM LOW TOM LOW FLOOR TOM CR ASH1 CRASH2 BASS

JA ZZ -1

02 HI -HAT SNARE RIM HI-MID TOM LOW TOM LOW FLOOR TOM CRASH1 CRASH2 BASS

METAL -1

03 HI -HAT SNARE RIM HI- MID TOM LOW TOM LOW FLOOR TOM CRASH1 CRASH2 BASS

BLUES -1

04 HI -HAT SNARE RIM HI-MID TOM LOW TOM LOW FLOOR TOM CRASH1 CRASH2 BASS

POWER -1

05 HI -HAT SNARE RIM HI-MID TOM LOW TOM LOW FLOOR TOM CRASH1 CRASH2 BASS

TECHNO -1

06 HI -H AT SNARE RIM HI-MID TOM LOW TOM SHOUT CR ASH1 CRASH2 BASS

TAIKO -1

07 HI- HAT SNARE WOOD HI-MID TOM LOW TOM LOW FLOOR TOM CR ASH1 CRASH2 BASS

LATIN-1

08 RATT LE

LOW

CONGA

CONGA

RIM

OPEN HIGH

CONGA

FLOOR

CONGA

COWBELL CR ASH1 CRASH2 BASS

TIMBALE-1

09 HI -HAT SNARE WOOD

HIGH

TIMBALE

LOW

TIMBALE

LOW FLOOR TOM CRASH1 CRASH2 BASS

FUSION-1

10 HI- HAT SNARE WOOD HI-MID TOM LOW TOM LOW FLOOR TOM CRASH1 CRASH2 BASS

ROCK-2

11 HI- HAT SNARE WOOD HI-MID TOM LOW TOM LOW FLOOR TOM CRASH1 RI DE1 BASS

JA ZZ-2

12 H I-HAT SNARE WOOD HI-MID TOM LOW TOM LOW FLOOR TOM CR ASH1 RI DE1 BASS

METAL-2

13 H I-HAT SNARE WOOD HI-MID TOM LOW TOM LOW FLOOR TOM CR ASH1 RI DE1 BASS

BLUES-2

14 H I- HAT SNARE WOOD HI-MID TOM LOW TOM LOW FLOOR TOM CR ASH1 RIDE1 BASS

POWER-2

15 H I- HAT SNARE WOOD HI-MID TOM LOW TOM LOW FLOOR TOM CR ASH1 RIDE1 BASS

TECHNO-2

16 HI- HAT SNARE WOOD HI-MID TOM LOW TOM SHOUT CR ASH1 RIDE1 BASS

LATIN-2

17 RAT TLE

LOW

CONGA

CONGA

RIM

OPEN HIGH

CONGA

FLOOR

CONGA

LOW TIMBALE CR ASH1 RI DE1 BASS

FUSION-2

18 H I- HAT SNARE WOOD HI-MID TOM LOW TOM LOW FLOOR TOM CRASH1 RI DE1 BASS

ROCK-3

19 H I- HAT SNARE RIM HI-MID TOM LOW TOM LOW FLOOR TOM CRASH1 RIDE2 BASS

JA ZZ- 3

20 HI -HAT SNARE RIM HI-MID TOM LOW TOM LOW FLOOR TOM CRASH1 RIDE2 BASS

METAL-3

21 HI- HAT SNARE RIM HI-MID TOM LOW TOM LOW FLOOR TOM CRASH1 RIDE2 BASS

BLUES-3

22 HI -HAT SNARE RIM HI-MID TOM LOW TOM LOW FLOOR TOM CRASH1 RIDE2 BASS

POWER-3

23 HI -HAT SNARE RIM HI-MID TOM LOW TOM LOW FLOOR TOM CRASH1 RIDE2 BASS

TECHNO-3

24 HI- HAT SNARE RIM HI-MID TOM LOW TOM SHOUT CR ASH1 RIDE2 BASS

LATIN- 3

25 R ATTLE

LOW

CONGA

CONGA

RIM

OPEN HIGH

CONGA

FLOOR

CONGA

COWBELL CR ASH1 RIDE2 BASS

FUSION-3

26 HI -HAT SNARE RIM HI-MID TOM LOW TOM LOW FLOOR TOM CRASH1 RIDE2 BASS

ROCK- 4

27 HI- HAT SNARE WOOD HI-MID TOM LOW TOM LOW FLOOR TOM CRASH1 CHINA BASS

JA ZZ- 4

28 HI-HAT SNARE WOOD HI-MID TOM LOW TOM LOW FLOOR TOM CRASH1 CRASH2 BASS

METAL-4

29 HI -HAT SNARE WOOD HI-MID TOM LOW TOM LOW FLOOR TOM CRASH1 CHINA BASS

BLUES-4

30 HI -HAT SNARE WOOD HI-MID TOM LOW TOM LOW FLOOR TOM CRASH1 CHINA BASS

POWER-4

31 BASS SNARE WOOD HI-MID TOM LOW TOM LOW FLOOR TOM CRASH1 CHINA BASS

TECHNO-4

32 BASS SNARE WOOD HI-MID TOM LOW TOM SHOUT CR ASH1 CRASH2 BASS

FUSION-4

33 BASS SNARE WOOD HI-MID TOM LOW TOM LOW FLOOR TOM CRASH1 CHINA BASS