Pyle PED03 User Manual

Specification:

• Natural Motion Cymbal Pads

• Natural Response Drum Head with 128 Level Force Velocities

•

II

Pre-set Drum Kit with up to 4 Variations

• Fully Adjustable Rack

• Built-in Metronome

• Headphone Jack

Include:

5 Drum Pads
2 Drum Sticks

I Hi-Hat Pedal
I Bass Pedal
I User Manual
1 Drum Rack
1 Sound Module
1100V-240V

Auto Switch Power Adapter
5 Cables
Drum Lock

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Instruction for Prevention of Fire,

Electric

Shock,

&.

Physical Injury

About

Warning

&.

Caution

Signs:

This sign indicates the risk

of

serious

'&WARNING

physical

injury

and

even

death.
Please operate the machine according
to instructions.

This sign indicates the risk

of

serious

physical

injury

and

even

death.

'&CAUTION

Please operate the machine according
to instructions.

·Object

damage refers to any harm

or

adverse

effects

to

household,

About

Signs

~

This sign indicates a warning

or

caution.

Please read the accompanied instruction to
prevent any dangers.

~

This sign indicates any forbidden activity.

e

This

sign

indicates

an

instructional

procedure for users to follow with.

2

--

Always

follow

the instructions

as

described

below

&WARNING

Please read the following instruction before
operation .

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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

floor, and etc.)

• Exposing to rain.

• In the sand.

• In shaking & unstable environments.

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

3

($)

For

proper

operation, make sure

that

the
support stands are placed on flat and stable
ground in order to support the machine safely
and stably.

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

over-bend the

power cable,

or

place any objects on it. Doing

so may result in short-circuit that

can

lead to

fire and electric shock.

Please do not operate the machine with high
volume over a long period

of

time regardless

of

using an amplifier

or

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

4

•

~WARNING

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

ofthe

machine.

•

The

machine has been exposed in rain,

or

has

got wet.

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

If

there were children in the household, the

adults should be responsible

of

teaching 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 fire.

6

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 airflow.

When inserting

or

removing the power cable
into/from the socket or the machine, always
grab the plug instead

of

the cable .

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If

you plan not to operate the machine for a long

period

of

time, please remove the adapter from

•

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To

prevent the cables from tangling, place the

cables out

of

reach

of

children.

6

~

&CAUTION

Do not place heavy objects on the machine.

When

moving

the

machine,

or

during

insertion/removal

of

the plug, always use dry

hands.

Please remove all the connected cables
first before moving the machine.

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.

7

•

•

•

•

Precautions

Pl

••••

r

••

d

the

fallowing

precautions

••

ide

from

the

••

fety

instructions printed

on

page 1

&.

2-

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
offthe

power to prevent damage.

PI acement/Locat i

on

• Operating the machine near a post-amplifier

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.

8

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
floor 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 stuffing and box.

Please use offical 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 specifications

of

cables, please consult

with the manufacturers.

Please do not

hit

the pads with excessive force to prevent the risk

of

hurting your fingers.

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Manual Summary

Preface

This manual includes all the operational knowledge and precautions. With
the help

of

this manual, users are able to understand the software and

hardware

of

this machine, and enjoy making use

of

it

according to their needs.

Chapter

Summary

Hardware

Introduction

This section

of

the manual explains the basic operation

of

the machine.

It

introduces all the ports, power, sound output/input, MIDI, and volume
controls with clear illustrations. With the manual, users are able to assemble
the machine and start operating

it

with ease

in

no

time!

This section introduces all the parts

of

the machine like PAD, CRASH, BASS,

and PEDAL, and illustrates the correct placement and connection

of

each

part.

It

also explains the correct usage

of

CRASH and HI-HAT CLOSE, and how to

imitate actual drum set, allowing users to have a realistic playing experience.

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Contents

Warning & Caution Signs ......................................................... 2

Warning ..................................................................................... 3

Precautions ............................................................................... 8

Manual Guida .............................................................................

10

Hardware Introduction

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1 0

Parts

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10

Advance Learning

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Contants ....................................................................................

II

Introduction

to

Parts ..................................................................

13

Support stands

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1 3

Connectors . . . . . .

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Parts

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Accessories ............................................. .................

14

Assembly

Instructions

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15

Support Stands

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1 5

Step 1

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15

Step 2

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16

Step 3
Step 4
Step 5
Step 6

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19

Finished Diagram

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.

19

Accessories

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20

PAD

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20

CRASH

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21

CONTROL BOX

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22

Finished Diagram

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23

I I

Accessories Introduction ........................................................

26

Accessories Illustration

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25

Accessories Assembly Diagram & Instructions

26

Console Control .........................................................................

27

Console Control Illustration

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27

Console Control Diagram & Instructions

27

Console Operation ,....................................................................

28

Percussion Sound Patches & Drum Voice List .

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28

Drum

Mode

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29

Music Mode ..

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29

Click

Mode

...

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...........

3D

Style & Sounds

List

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12

Parts

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Please

make

sure

that

you

have

all

the

necessary

parts

before

assembly

Support

Stands

l""'.

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Gl

38.1x800(mm)

L bar x 6

====,

G '

2.7x400(mm)

S bar x 3

==::J' G ,

2.7x200(mm)

XS bar x 2

38.1x400(mm)

floor

bar + double

Ell

Connecters x 2

Connectors

Connector

Connector

Connector

type

A x 4

typeCx6

typeDx6

~

~o

~e

To

NOT

including

four

[connector

type AJlocks

on

the

floor

bars.

13

Parta

Cushion x 4 Nuts x

34

Hand-

turn

balta x

34

~G

e .

~

G

L bar

U-Shape

Screws x 2

Screw

&topper x

2

plate x 1

drivers x 1

~

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'T

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Gl

G G

Accessories

PAD

x 6

Drum

Sticks

xl

aet

HI-HAT PEDAL x 1

Control Box x

1

Stereo

Sound

Cable

(1.6m) x 1 (blue)

BASS

PEDAL x 1

14

Adaptor x 1

Mono

Sound

Cable (1.6m) x 4

Assembly

Instructions

Step 1

Don't

forget to insert the blots and

nuts

to the connectors

before

assembled.

Assemble the Cushion into either side

of

the two floor bars

with
double type A locks, and then position bars to parallel to each
others, with a distance equal to the length

of

the main support bar.

Adjust the facing direction

of

the connectors as according to the

800mm

16

Step

2

Assemble connector type A and connector
type B onto the main support bars. The main
support bars on the left should have "TWO"
connectors

type

A

and

type

B

as

the
illustration on the left. These two connectors
type B are for Hi-Hat and Snare.

The main support

bar

on the right
should have "TWO" connectors type
A as the illustration on the right.

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L

16

Adjust the heights

of

all

connectors type A to omatch

the support bar.

400mm

800mm

With the chair that

you

will

be

using,

you

should sit

on

the

chair

and

adjust the heights

of

the

T-

shape connectors according to

your

chest and knee heights. The

lower

T-shape connectors

on

the

main

support

bars should match

the

height

of

your

knees,

while

the

upper

T-shap.

connectors

on

the main bars should match that
of

your

chest.

7

Step

3

Insert

the

assembled main

support

bars

(from

Step 2)

into

the

Toshape locks

on

the

assemb led

floor

bars

(from

Step

I).

Adjust

as

necessary to make sure

that

the

main

support

bars

are

perpendicular

to the

floor bars.

I

I

!

1

'"

-+1

Step

4

The remaining three main

support

bars are for connection between the

4 T-shape connectors

on

the main

support

bars

and

the

2 T-

shape

locks

on

the

floor

bars,

with

the

upper

ooe

.ssembled

with

3 coooector

A(s)

.

These

3 connector A(s) will

be

used

for three

P.ds.

Please check the direction to which

the 4 connector A(s) are

facing.

They

shaul d

face

the rear

as

illustrated.

~

FRONT

ffH

fffi l

...

A _ PI

ease

check

the

spec

ins:

of

the 4

~

com

ector

A(s)

as

Illustrated

i

(Step4 )

@

@I"

G G

•

CI

======

====

::::J

I

..

•

Step

6

Assemble the

main support

bars

as

illustrated

and

tighten

the

bolts

aodouts

.

..

CI

======

====

==:J

I

..

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Step

6

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

Finished Diagram

of

Support Structure

38.1mm

iii

stopper

x 2

G

HI·HAT

G

SNARE

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G~

)

PAD

Accessories

HI·HAT

SNARE

Assemble the Pads (Hi-Hat Snare
and Tom 3) and connector B(s) as
illustrated.

Tilt the Tom I and Tom 2 for

smoother playing.

When assembling the Pads and connector

8(8),

match

the

depressed

side

of

connector

8(8)

with

the

protruding

side

of

Pads.

®-o.

.....

""

",m

Below

are examples

of

wrong assembly.

20

Assemble the pads (Snare, Hi-Hat, Tom 1,& Tom 2) and
the Crash onto the support structure.

r

cwt

)

S

NARE

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Control Box

Following

the

illustration,
attach the U-shape plate onto
the

back

of

the control box.

Position the box onto the second
main support bar, and fold the
U-shape plate upwards around
the bar.

Tighten the screws for the U-
shape

plate

to

a

suitable

tightness.

22

Finished Dillgrllm

@TOM2

Position the pedals
as

illustrated

to

complete the setup.

e

(Z)

BASS

Position

the

Bass
Pedal in the middle
below the set.

II

~H.HCTRL

Position the Hi-Hat
Pedal below the Hi-
Hat.

23

Mono sound

cable

~e

....

"',,,'"

For

Pad

and

Pedal

must

to

use

the

-&.;.;.;a

mono

sound

cable(Black).

Crash Pad

Stereo

sound

cable

(BLUE) )

F -e

------"

For Crash

must

to

use

the

stereo

sound

cable(Blue).

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Accessor

i es I

ntroduct

i on

o

CD

HI·HAT

o

®SNARE

O

@TOMI

O

@TOM2

@H.HCTRL

@CRASH

<i>BASS

Using the diagram on the previous page and the

one on this page as a guide, connect the cables
to the Control Box.

For Crash. use the stereo sound

cable

(two

parallel

black

lines

at the

tip)

for

connection •

. &;;.;.;a as i II

ustrated

by ® .

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(i)

Hi-Hat

®

Snare

®

High Tom

®

Middle

Tom

®

Crash Pad

@

Hi-Hat

Pad

a I

<Z>

Bass/Kick: Pedal

(Ii

<Z>

Hi-Hat Pad (Labeled as

(i»

and Hi-Hat Pedal

(Labeled as

@) correspond to each other as

open and close Hi-Hat, simulating realistic

Hi-Hat playing.

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Console Control

Introduction

=

CD

DC

IN

For

connection

of

the adapter.

® POWER

Switch power on/off.

@ PHONE

For

connection

of

a headphone.

To

prevent damage

to

speakers. always turn down
the volume

before

inserting

or

removing sound cables.

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Console

Operation

L Percussion Sound Module J L

Drum

Voice

List

~

&Metronome

PERCUSSION

SOUND

MODULE

STYLE

TEMPO

Select tempo

1/4

214

3/4 4/4

o 0

Select style

00·

0

:'?:~D

Set

up

volume! speed

SOUND

Select sound

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DRUM MODE (default eetting)

r-----------------------------------------------------~

.

aaa

~

.:

:

•

~

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J

Press the STYLEtrEMPO button to switch the

drum

style.

Please refer to the Style

& Sound List.

aaa

~

!

Press the SOUNDtrEMPO button to switch different type
of

drum

style sound. Please refer to the Style & Sound List.

MUSIC MODE

r-----------------------------------------------------~

nn

u.u.

..

.

~"""'.-

:

Press the MODE button to switch to Music Mode.

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r-----------------------------------------------------~

, ,

nn

u.u.

,

,
,

~

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The

~

button allows users to

jump

the previous song, while

~to

the next.

-----------~

,

PLAY ISTOP button allows users to play

or

stop the music.

CLICK MODE

r-----------------------------------------------------~

,
,

,

,

,

nn

u.u.

,--------------------------------------

The

~

and

~

button allow users to adjust the tempo.

VOLUME ADJUST

r---------------------------------------------------

--~

, '
, ,

:

nn2

:

u. u. .

The VOUSPEED buttons allow users to adjust the volume.

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Styles

& Sounds

List

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