Pyle PED03 User manual
Specification:
• Natural Motion Cymbal Pads
• Natural Response DrumHeadwith 128 Level Force Velocities
•
II
Pre-setDrumKitwithup to 4 Variations
• FullyAdjustable Rack
• Built-inMetronome
• Headphone Jack
Include:
5 Drum Pads
2 Drum Sticks
I Hi-Hat Pedal
I Bass Pedal
I UserManual
1Drum Rack
1SoundModule
1100V-240V
Auto Switch PowerAdapter
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.
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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, modifythe machine
or
adapter.
Do not attempt to repairthe 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
printedonthe informationpage.
Do not store
or
operate the machine under the
following describedconditions:
•
Near
areas with extreme temperature.
(For example, in the car under the sun,
near a heat ventingpipe, 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
supportstands 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 liquidslip 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 powercable is damaged.
• An object,
or
liquid has slipped into the
interior
ofthe
machine.
•
The
machine has been exposed in rain,
or
has
gotwet.
• The machine is not operating or is operating
with noticeableproblems.
If
there were children in the household, the
adults should be responsible
of
teaching the
children
to follow
the
safety
precautions
explained inthe 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
statedon the extension
power
supply. Doing so
may result inmelting
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 informationpage.
&'CAUTION
Always place the machine and the adapter in
areas
with
goodairflow.
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
youplannotto 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 notplace heavy objects onthe machine.
When
moving
the
machine,
or
during
insertion/removal
of
the plug, always use dry
hands.
Please remove all the connected cables
first beforemoving 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 adapterfrom the socket.
7
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•
•
•
Precautions
Pl
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r
••
d
the
fallowing
precautions
••
ide
from
the
••
fety
instructions printed
on
page 1
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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
extendedusage, andthere is no needto be worried.
• Before connecting the machine to other equipments, always turn
offthe
powerto preventdamage.
PIacement/Locati
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 interruptingsources.
• This machine may interfere
with
the radios and televisions.
Please do not operate the machines nearthem.
• Do not place the machine under sun, or near any heat source, as
high temperature may cause the machine to deform
or
discolor.
•
To
preventpermanentdamage, 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
cleanerthenuse dry soft clothto wipe clean.
• Never use volatile oil, diluting solutions, alcohol,
or
any other
kinds
of
solvents to prevent the machine from deforming
or
discoloring.
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Additional
Precautions
• During operation, please handle
with
care to prevent any
damage.
• Do not
hit
or
press againstthe display screen.
• Always grab the heads
of
cables during insertion/removal to
preventdamage 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 stillpass through the
floor or walls, resulting in unexpected noise. Please be careful
notto
let
suchsound disturb yourneighbors, especially
at
nights.
•
•
•
•
When transporting the machine, please use the original
or
similarstuffing and box.
Please use offical cables for connection. When using cables
from othercompanies, 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
withthe 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 enjoymakinguse
of
it
according to theirneeds.
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 startoperating
it
with ease
in
no
time!
This sectionintroduces 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 playingexperience.
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Contents
Warning & Caution Signs ......................................................... 2
Warning ..................................................................................... 3
Precautions ............................................................................... 8
Manual Guida .............................................................................
10
Hardware Introduction
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10
Parts
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AdvanceLearning
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Contants ....................................................................................
II
Introduction
to
Parts ..................................................................
13
Support stands
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13
Connectors ......
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Parts
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14
Accessories ..............................................................
14
Assembly
Instructions
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15
Support Stands
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15
Step 1
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15
Step2
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16
Step 3
Step4
Step 5
Step 6
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FinishedDiagram
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19
Accessories
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20
PAD
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20
CRASH
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21
CONTROLBOX
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22
FinishedDiagram
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Accessories Introduction ........................................................
26
Accessories Illustration
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25
AccessoriesAssemblyDiagram & Instructions
26
Console Control .........................................................................
27
Console Control Illustration
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27
Console Control Diagram & Instructions
27
Console Operation ,....................................................................
28
Percussion Sound Patches & DrumVoice 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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Parts
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Please
make
sure
that
you
have
all
the
necessary
parts
before
assembly
Support
Stands
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38.1x800(mm)
L bar x 6
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2.7x400(mm)
S bar x 3
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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
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To
NOT
including
four
[connector
type
A
Jlocks
on
the
floor
bars.
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Parta
Cushion x 4 Nuts x
34
Hand-
turn
balta x
34
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L bar
U-Shape
Screws x 2 Screw
&topper x 2 plate x 1 drivers x 1
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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 inserttheblots 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
Aas the illustration onthe right.
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16
Adjust the heights
of
all
connectors type A toomatch
the supportbar.
400mm
800mm
Withthe chairthat
you
will
be
using,
you
shouldsit
on
the
chair
and
adjusttheheights
of
the
T-
shapeconnectors according to
your
chestandkneeheights. The
lower
T-shape connectors
on
the
main
support
bars shouldmatch
the
height
of
your
knees,
while
the
upper
T-shap.
connectors
on
the main bars shouldmatch that
of
your
chest.
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Step
3
Insert
the
assembledmain
support
bars
(from
Step 2)
into
the
Toshape locks
on
the
assembled
floor
bars
(from
Step
I).
Adjust
as
necessary to make sure
that
the
main
support
bars
are
perpendicular
to the
floor bars.
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1
'"
-+1
Step
4
The remainingthree main
support
bars are for connection betweenthe
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 connectorA(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.
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ffH
fffi l
...
A _PI
ease
check
the
spec
ins:
of
the 4
~
com
ector
A(s)
as
Illustrated
i
(Ste
p4 )
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Step
6
Assemblethe
main support
bars
as
illustrated
and
tighten
the
bolts
aodouts
.
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Step
6
Insertthe long and short locking
bars, and stoppers as illustratedto
complete the supportstructure.
FinishedDiagram
of
SupportStructure
38.1mm
iii
stopper
x 2
G
HI·HAT
G
SNARE
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