LyxPro LyxJam LYXEDS750 User manual

7PIECE ELECTRONIC DRUM KIT
SKU: LYXEDS750
Sound Module Operations Guide

FEATURES
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
FCC NOTICE
CONTROL PANEL OVERVIEW
RESETTING THE MODULE
REAR PANEL OVERVIEW
KIT PERFORMANCE DISPLAY
PLAYING WITH PATTERNS
SONG AND TONE LIST
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
SPECIFICATIONS
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Thank you for purchasing the LyxPro™ Electronic Drum Kit. This Sound Module Operations Guide is intended to
provide you with guidelines to ensure that operation of this product is safe and does not pose risk to the user. Any
use that does not conform to the guidelines described in this guide may void the limited warranty.
Please read all directions before using the product and retain this guide for reference. This product is intended
for household use only. It is not intended for commercial use.
This product is covered by a limited one-year warranty. Coverage is subject to limits and exclusions. See warranty
for details.
FEATURES
• Drum in a variety of environments: with headphones in your room, or connect to a sound system and play with
a band.
• Plug in your computer to customize and trigger your own drum sounds.
• 70 pre-recorded songs for you to play along.
• Tailor drums and cymbals to your personal preferences.
• Rim effects standard on all pads and cymbals for a true drumming experience.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
• Please make sure you have thoroughly read and understood these instructions, as improper operations of this
appliance could lead to personal injury or property damage.
• Do not make any changes or modiications to the construction of this device. Any unapproved changes or
modiications to this unit could void your limited warranty.
• Do not attempt to open the unit or make any changes in the circuits or other parts of the unit. There are no
user-serviceable parts inside this unit.
• WARNING: When using any kind of electrical products, you should follow basic safety precautions, including but
not limited to the following:
• Turn the power switch off when the drum is not in use.
• To avoid damage to the drum and other devices to which it is connected, turn the power switches of all the
related devices off before you connect or disconnect the audio cables.
• Turn the power off if the main cable is damaged, or if the instrument gets splattered with liquid.
• Do not switch the unit rapidly on and off, as this places an undue load on the electronic components.
• Unplug the AC power cord during an electrical storm.
• Avoid plugging the AC adapter into the same AC outlet as appliances with high power consumption, like electric
heaters or ovens.
• Never apply excessive force to the controls, connectors, pads, or other parts of the instrument.
• Always unplug cables by irmly gripping the plug, not pulling on the cable.
• Physical shocks caused by dropping, bumping, or placing heavy objects on the instrument can result in
scratches and/or more serious damage.
• Carefully check the ampliier volume control before starting to play. Playing at an excessively high volume can
result in permanent hearing loss or damage.
• Do not expose this drum kit to the following conditions, to avoid deformation, discoloration, or more serious
damage:
- Direct sunlight (e.g., near a window)
- High temperatures (e.g., near a heat source, outside, or in a car during the daytime)
- Excessive humidity
- Excessive dust

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- Strong vibrations
• This drum contains digital circuitry and could cause interference if placed too close to radio or television
receivers. If interference occurs, move the drum further away from the affected equipment.
FCC NOTICE
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15
of the FCC Rules.
Also, this equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for the following standards:
EN550222006
EN55024:1998/+A1:2001/+A2:2003
EN55013:2001/+A1:2003/+A3:2006
EN55020:2007
EN6100032:2006
EN6100033:1995/+A1:2001/+A2:2003
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential
installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used
in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there
is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the
user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment to an outlet on a different circuit from the circuit to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

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CONTROL PANEL OVERVIEW
1. LED Display
2. CLICK: Activates or deactivates the metronome.
3. TEMPO: Changes the tempo of the metronome. Also used for recording and pattern playing.
4. MASTER VOLUME: Turn this knob clockwise to increase the master volume, or counterclockwise to decrease it.
5. KIT: Enter drum kit selection mode.
6. PATTERN: Enter pattern play mode.
7. VOICE: Enter voice selection and assignment mode.
8. VOLUME: Enter volume adjustment mode.
9. DRUM OFF: Mute drum sounds in the pattern.
10. STOP: Stop the pattern currently playing or recording.
11. PLAY: Play the selected pattern.
12. RECORD: Enter recording mode.
13. SAVE: Saves the recording and settings.
14. +/-: Universally moves up or down an item in selecting patterns, volume levels, etc.
15. Pad Select: Use these buttons to select a pad to edit while in the kit edit menu, or display pad performance
while playing a pattern.
RESETTING THE MODULE
To reset the menu, press and hold both the + and – keys while the power is on, until rES appears
on the display. All factory settings will be restored, and all recorded contents will be erased. Do
not do this unless you are prepared to have all recordings erased. This action cannot be undone.
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REAR PANEL OVERVIEW
1. Power Switch: Turns the sound module on/off.
NOTE: Please do not try to turn the sound module back on immediately after turning it off. Allow ive (5)
seconds to pass between power cycling in order for the electronic circuits to properly reset.
2. Power Jack: Plug in the DC cable of the included adapter here to provide power to the module.
3. USB Jack: Allows you connect the drum directly to your computer’s USB port with a compatible cable. The
computer will recognize the drum kit as either Audio Device or EDRUM.
4. Pad Trigger Connector: Connect the multi-pin trigger connector containing the individual cables for the pads
and cymbals here.
5. Headphone Jack: Connect headphones to this jack to listen to your performance privately, without disturbing
others.
6. Line-Out Jack: This sound module has no external speaker, so the stereo audio output must come from an
audio device connected to this jack or the headphone jack. This jack can be connected to an external ampliier
such as a home stereo, PA system, or other standalone amps. If you’re connecting to an external mono system,
you should use a stereo/mono adapter, as this device produces stereo sound.
7. Line-In Jack: Connect to devices like CD players, mp3 players, mobile phones, and more to provide your own
audio tracks with which to play along.
KIT PERFORMANCE DISPLAY
This drum kit features 20 different preset kits from
which you can choose. Each kit features a combination
of different instrument voices assigned to each drum
and cymbal pad, which combine to create a uniied style
for performing. Any of the preset kits can be edited and
saved. Once you turn on the power, the KIT button will
be lit, and the kit number will show on the LED display. If
you are in a different operating mode, you can press the
KIT button to switch to Kit Mode.
Select a Kit
• While in Kit Mode, use the +/- buttons to select a kit.
The display will show the current kit number.
Kit numbers range from 01 – 20, with 01 being
the default irst kit selected. When you leave
Kit Mode and return, the kit you had selected
when leaving will be the kit displayed on screen.
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Editing a Kit
You can change the volume and voice of each pad and
save them after selecting a kit.
• Press the button that corresponds to the pad you want
to edit to select it. The button will light up and blink,
so you know you have the correct pad selected. You
will then be able to tap the pad to hear its currently
assigned voice.
• Press the VOICE button to assign a voice to the
selected pad, and press the VOLUME button to
change the volume. When you press the VOICE
or VOLUME buttons, they should light up and
blink, so you know which feature you’re adjusting.
• The pad that is selected by default is Tom 1.
Once you start making edits, the last pad you
edited will automatically be selected by default.
NOTE: The snare has two separate sections, the head
and the rim. The hi-hat also has two sounds – open and
closed. Press the corresponding button twice to select
the alternate part of these pads, and the button will
light up blue.
VOICE INDEX
GM 161
KICK 6280
SNARE 81120
TOM 121147
RIDE 148154
CRASH 155158
HIHAT 159189
PERCUSSION 190209
• While the voice button and the selected pad you want
to edit are blinking, the current voice number will be
shown on the LED display. Use the + or – buttons to
change the number to the voice tone you want to use.
NOTE: To scroll quickly through options, press and
hold the + or – button. This helps if you’re trying to get
through a large range of numbers rapidly.
• If you need to change the setting back to default, press
the + and – buttons simultaneously. The number will
change back to the original voice assigned to that pad.
Test out a voice by striking the pad or pressing the
corresponding pad button.
• To switch pads, press another pad button. You can also
hit the pad directly (or use the hi-hat pedal) to select
that pad. Please note, striking the pad too lightly may
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• To adjust the volume of the pad while selecting a voice,
press the VOLUME button. It will light up and start
blinking.
• The display will show the current numerical volume of
the pad from 0 – 127. Use the +/- buttons to adjust it as
you desire.
• All assignable song/tones can be found in the song/
tone list on pages 12 – 13.
• To exit and return to kit selection mode, press the
blinking VOICE or VOLUME button again. The button
will no longer be lit up, but your settings will still be
erased when you power down the kit. To ensure your
settings remain in place even when you power cycle
the drum kit, make sure to press the SAVE button!
PLAYING WITH PATTERNS
There are 50 built-in patterns with which you can play
along or just listen to for enjoyment or practice.
• To enter pattern mode, press the PATTERN button.
The indicator around the button will light up, and the
display will blink with P and the pattern number.
• Use the + or – buttons to select a pattern.
• Press the PLAY button to start playing the pattern. The
display will show the measure number, and the pad
select buttons will flash to indicate which pad is being
played (either by you or by the pattern).
• When the pattern inishes playing, it will restart from
the beginning. You can press STOP at any time to stop
the pattern from playing.
• While playing, you can change or select a pattern
from the list by pressing the +/- buttons. The next or
previous pattern number will show on the display, and,
once selected, start playing from the irst measure.
• While playing, you can change the tempo by irst
pressing the TEMPO button.

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- The indicator will light up and start blinking,
while the display blinks the current tempo.
- You can use the + or – buttons to increase or
decrease the tempo from 40240 bpm.
NOTE: To scroll quickly through options, press and
hold the + or – button. This helps if you’re trying
to get through a large range of numbers rapidly.
- To return the tempo to the default value, press
the + and – buttons at the same time.
- Once you’ve adjusted the tempo to your ideal
value, wait three (3) seconds or press the TEMPO
button again, and the display will return to the
measure you were previously at, using your new
tempo.
• While the pattern is playing, you can also drum on
the pads. All patterns consist of a drum pattern and
orchestral background music. If you would prefer not
to hear the drum section, you can press the DRUM OFF
button to mute the drums and play your own rhythms.
• To adjust the volume of the pattern while you’re
playing along with it, press the VOLUME button. The
button will light up, and the LED display will show the
current volume and start blinking.
• The display will show the current numerical volume of
the pattern from 0 – 127. Use the +/- buttons to adjust
it as you desire.
• Once you’ve adjusted the volume to your ideal setting,
wait three (3) seconds or press VOLUME again, and the
display will return to the measure you were previously
playing, using the new volume.
• To exit, press the KIT button or press the PATTERN
button again, and you’ll be returned to Kit Mode.
Turn Metronome On/O
• Press the CLICK button to activate or deactivate the
metronome.
• The metronome will play a steady beat at the currently
set tempo, allow you to practice or perform with the beat.
• The metronome tempo is adjustable by pressing the
TEMPO button.
- The indicator will light up and start blinking, while the
display blinks the current tempo.
- You can use the + or – buttons to increase or decrease

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the tempo from 40240 bpm.
- To return the tempo to the default value, press the + and
– buttons at the same time.
- Once you’ve adjusted the tempo to your ideal value, wait
three (3) seconds or press the TEMPO button again, and
the display will return to the window previously displayed.
Record
Your drumkit includes the capability to record your own
performance and save it as pattern #51—you can even record
yourself playing along with another pattern!
• Select the kit and the pattern (if any) that you wish to use
for the recording, along with adjustments to the voices
and volumes of the pads, and set the tempo, if you want,
for the metronome.
• To record without a pattern accompaniment:
- Press the KIT button.
- Press the RECORD button.
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You will hear a 4-beat countdown at your selected tempo,
and then the module will begin recording.
• To record with a pattern:
- Press the PATTERN button.
- Use the +/- buttons to select the pattern with which you’d
like to record.
- Press the RECORD button.
- You will hear a 4-beat countdown at your selected tempo,
and then the module will begin recording.
NOTE: If you have the metronome playing, it will only guide
you; the metronome audio will not be recorded.
• To save your recording:
- Press the STOP or SAVE button.
- The RECORD button will turn o, and the PATTERN button
will stay lit.
- The display will show P51.
- Even if you power cycle the module, your pattern will be
saved.
• If you want to cancel your recording without saving,
press the KIT button at any point. The recording will be
terminated, and the drum will return to Kit Mode.

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• To play your pattern back:
- Enter Pattern Mode by pressing the PATTERN button.
- Use the +/- buttons to select P51 from the list of patterns.
- Press the PLAY button.
USB & MIDI Connections
The Musical Instrument Digital Interface, or MIDI, is a world-wide standard communication interface. It allows electronic
musical instruments and computers to communicate with each other so that instructions and other data can pass
between them. This makes it possible to create a system of MIDI instruments and devices oering more versatility and
control than just that of isolated instruments. It also allows you to edit your playing from the computer, or play back a
MIDI song on your computer while you drum along with it.
The USB connector allows you to connect the drum kit directly to your computer via a compatible cable. It can connect
without driver installation on both Windows® and MacOS systems. The drum will be recognized as a USB audio device to
receive and transmit the MIDI messages described above.
Application Chart
Function Transmitted Recognized Remarks
Basic Channel 10 116
Note Number 0127 0127
Velocity: Note ON 1127
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0127
0127
Major Controls:
B9h 04h xxh
Bxh 79h 00h
Bxh 7Bh 00h
Yes
Yes
Yes
X
Yes
Yes
Hi-Hat pedal control
Reset All Controller
All Notes OFF
Program Change X Yes *
System Exclusive Yes Yes **
RPN X ** Yes **
NRPN Yes Yes **
*Channel 10 supports Bank 0 only
**If you need detailed information about Exclusive, RPN, and NRPN, please contact your vendor or an authorized dealer.
NOTE: The transmitted notes through Channel 10 for each pad is xed according to the below chart:
PAD NOTE
Tom1 48
Tom2 45
Tom3 43
Snare 38
Snare Rim 37
Crash 49
Ride 51
Hi-Hat Open 46
Hi-Hat Closed 42
Hi-Hat Pedal 44
Kick 36

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SONG AND TONE LIST
GM KICK LIST
SNARE LIST
01 HighQ 32 VibraSlap
02 Slap 33 RideCymb2
03 ScraPush 34 HiBongo
04 ScraPull 35 LowBongo
05 Stick 36 MuteConga
06 SquarClick 37 HiConga
07 MetroClick 38 LowConga
08 MetroBell 39 HighTimbal
09 KickDrum2 40 LowTimbale
10 KickDrum1 41 HighAgogo
11 SideStick 42 LowAgogo
12 SnareDrum2 43 Cabasa
13 HandClap 44 Maracas
14 SnareDrum1 45 ShortWhist
15 LoFloTom2 46 LongWhist
16 CloseHH 47 ShortGuiro
17 LowFloTom1 48 LongGuiro
18 PedalHH 49 Claves
19 LowTom 50 Hi WBlock
20 OpenHi-hat 51 Lo WBlock
21 Low-midTom 52 MuteCuica
22 Hi-midTom 53 OpenCuica
23 CrashCymb1 54 MuteTriang
24 RHighTom 55 OpenTriang
25 RideCymb1 56 Cabasa
26 ChCymbal 57 Shaker
27 RideBell 58 Belltree
28 Tambourine 59 Castanets
29 SplashCymb 60 MuteSurdo
30 Cowbell 61 OpenSurdo
31 CrashCymb2
01 Kick 1 11 Kick 11
02 Kick 2 12 Kick 12
03 Kick 3 13 Kick 13
04 Kick 4 14 Kick 14
05 Kick 5 15 Kick 15
06 Kick 6 16 Kick 16
07 Kick 7 17 Kick 17
08 Kick 8 18 Kick 18
09 Kick 9 19 Kick 19
10 Kick 10
01 Snare 1 21 Snare 21
02 Snare 2 22 Snare 22
03 Snare 3 23 Snare 23
04 Snare 4 24 Snare 24
05 Snare 5 25 Snare 25
06 Snare 6 26 Snare 26
07 Snare 7 27 Snare 27
08 Snare 8 28 Snare 28
09 Snare 9 29 Snare 29
10 Snare 10 30 Snare 30
11 Snare 11 31 Snare 31
12 Snare 12 32 Snare 32
13 Snare 13 33 Snare 33
14 Snare 14 34 Snare 34
15 Snare 15 35 Snare 35
16 Snare 16 36 Snare 36
17 Snare 17 37 Snare 37
18 Snare 18 38 Snare 38
19 Snare 19 39 Snare 39
20 Snare 20 40 Snare 40

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TOM LIST
PERC LIST
RIDE LIST
CRASH LIST
HIHAT LIST
01 Tom 1 15 Tom 15
02 Tom 2 16 Tom 16
03 Tom 3 17 Tom 17
04 Tom 4 18 Tom 18
05 Tom 5 19 Tom 19
06 Tom 6 20 Tom 20
07 Tom 7 21 Tom 21
08 Tom 8 22 Tom 22
09 Tom 9 23 Tom 23
10 Tom 10 24 Tom 24
11 Tom 11 25 Tom 25
12 Tom 12 26 Tom 26
13 Tom 13 27 Tom 27
14 Tom 14
01 Perc 1 11 Perc 11
02 Perc 2 12 Perc 12
03 Perc 3 13 Perc 13
04 Perc 4 14 Perc 14
05 Perc 5 15 Perc 15
06 Perc 6 16 Perc 16
07 Perc 7 17 Perc 17
08 Perc 8 18 Perc 18
09 Perc 9 19 Perc 19
10 Perc 10 20 Perc 20
01 Ride 1 05 Ride 5
02 Ride 2 06 Ride 6
03 Ride 3 07 Ride 7
04 Ride 4
01 Crash 1 03 Crash 3
02 Crash 2 04 Crash 4
01 HiHat 1 17 HiHat 17
02 HiHat 2 18 HiHat 18
03 HiHat 3 19 HiHat 19
04 HiHat 4 20 HiHat 20
05 HiHat 5 21 HiHat 21
06 HiHat 6 22 HiHat 22
07 HiHat 7 23 HiHat 23
08 HiHat 8 24 HiHat 24
09 HiHat 9 25 HiHat 25
10 HiHat 10 26 HiHat 26
11 HiHat 11 27 HiHat 27
12 HiHat 12 28 HiHat 28
13 HiHat 13 29 HiHat 29
14 HiHat 14 30 HiHat 30
15 HiHat 15 31 HiHat 31
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CARE AND MAINTENANCE
This drum kit will need to be serviced by an authorized serviceperson when or if the following conditions occur:
• The power supply cord or plug has been damaged.
• Liquid has been splattered into the unit or it has been exposed to rain.
• The instrument is not operating normally, or exhibits a marked change in performance.
• The instrument has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged.
To clean the drum kit and sound module:
• Clean both parts with a dry or lightly damp soft cloth.
• Do not use paint thinner or petrochemical-based polishes .
SPECIFICATIONS
• Voices: 209
• Polyphony: 81
• Drum Kits: 20 Preset Kits
• Patterns: 50 Songs, Drum Mute
• Metronome Settings: On/O, Tempo
• Pad Edit Options: Voice, Volume
• Recordings: 1 Song
• Display: 3Segment LED
• Power: 9 V DC
• Auxiliary Sockets: Headphones, Line In, Line Out, USB, Power, 25Pin Trigger Connection Socket
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