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Accessories

PAD

HI-HAT

TOM1
TOM2

NOTE

Below are examples of wrong assembly.

Tilt the Tom 1 and Tom 2 for
smoother playing.

NOTE

When  assembling  the  Pads  and  connector  B(s),
match  the  depressed  side  of  connector  B(s)  with
the  protruding  side  of  Pads.

Depression

Convex

B3

Z1

Z1

Z1

SNARE

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

B3

B3

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Summary of Contents for PED02M

Page 1: ...USER MA AL USER MA AL PED02M www pyleaudio com ...

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Page 3: ...3D Sound Quality 11 Pre set Drum Kit with up to 4 Variations Built in Reverb Switch Headphone Jack Stereo Line in for Portable MP3 Device MIDI In Out Built in Metronome A B Looping Learning Feature Fully Adjustable Drum Rack Include 5 Drum Pads 2 Cymbal Pads 2 Drum Sticks 1 Hi Hat Pedal 1 Bass Drum Pedal 1 User Manual 1 Drum Rack 1 Sound Module 1 Instruction VCD 1 100V 240V Auto Switch Power Adapt...

Page 4: ...e the machine according to instructions Object damage refers to any harm or adverse effects to household WARNING CAUTION Operation Warning Instruction for Prevention of Fire Electric Shock Physical Injury 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...

Page 5: ...se 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 customer service or any recognized retailers printed on the information page Do not store or operate the machi...

Page 6: ...dapter 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 ...

Page 7: ... 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 Do not share the power supply with too many adapters at the same time When usin...

Page 8: ...UTION 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 If you plan not to operate the machine for a long period of time please remove the adapter from To prevent the cables from tangling place the cables out of reach of children 5 ...

Page 9: ...on 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 6 ...

Page 10: ... 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 o...

Page 11: ...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 pa...

Page 12: ...following Please do not hit the pads with excessive force to prevent the risk of hurting your fingers 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 9 ...

Page 13: ...l drum set allowing users to have a realistic playing experience Advance Learning This machine has many choices of built in drum and percussion sounds metronome and mp3 player The SD memory card can be used for saving your settings This section of the manual explains the display screen on the machine the functions of the buttons and step by step operational instructions with illustrations Users ar...

Page 14: ...ve the learning experience A B Loop Feature Users may set A and B points as the starting and ending points in mp3 and play it as a loop The A B loop feature allows users to practice a section of a rhythm over and over to enhance the learning Such loop feature can also be used on rhythms that users record themselves Mp3 Player Feature This feature allows users to play back mp3s and practice playing...

Page 15: ...dvance Learning Sound Module Features Recording Feature A B Loop Feature Mp3 Player Feature Contents Introduction to Parts Support stands Connectors Parts Accessories Assembly Instructions Support Stands Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Finished Diagram 1 2 7 10 10 10 10 11 11 11 11 12 14 14 14 15 15 16 16 16 17 18 19 19 20 20 ...

Page 16: ...ories Illustration Accessories Assembly Diagram Instructions Console Control Illustration Console Control Diagram Instructions Style On Off Rhythmic Style Tempo Volume Control Play Pause Previous Song Next Song Stop Record Repeat Set A B Loop Delete Reset 24 26 26 27 28 28 29 30 30 30 32 Patch Reverb 31 31 33 33 33 34 35 35 35 36 36 37 38 38 39 39 ...

Page 17: ...x800 mm main support bar x 5 22 5x400 mm floor bar with double T shape locks x 2 12 7x200 mm locking bar x 2 12 7x400 mm locking bar x 5 A1 A2 A3 A4 Connectors T shape connector x 4 Connector Type A x 7 Connector Type B x 5 Adjustable Bar x 2 Not including the 4 T shape locks on the floor bars NOTE B1 B2 B3 B4 ...

Page 18: ... Stereo sound cable 1m x 2 Mono sound cable 1m x 7 BLUE Z1 Z2 Z3 Z4 Z5 Z6 Z7 Z8 Z9 Adapter x 1 Demonstration DVD x 1 Spare Parts Floor pad x 4 Nuts x 42 Bolts x 42 Spare 2 Spare 2 U shape plate x 1 Screws x 2 Drivers x 2 Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4 Y5 Y6 Y7 Parts 22 5mm stopper x 2 ...

Page 19: ... Assemble the floor pads onto either side of the two floor bars with double T shape 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 T shape locks as according to the diagram Support Stands Step 1 800mm A2 A2 Y1 Y1 Y1 Y1 ...

Page 20: ...ar 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 Step 2 NOTE The main support bar on the right should have two T shape connectors and one connector A s as according to the illustration on the right This connector A s are for Tom3 B2 B1 B2 B1 A1 B1 B2 B1 A1 2 15cm 5 15cm 15 20cm ...

Page 21: ...connectors on the main support bars should match the height of your knees while the upper T shape connectors on the main bars should match that of your chest NOTE Insert the assembled main support bars from Step 2 into the T shape locks on the assembled floor bars from Step 1 Adjust as necessary to make sure that the main support bars are perpendicular to the floor bars Step 3 ...

Page 22: ...e used for two Pads and two Cymbal Please assemble the 4 connector A s to the upper main support bar first NOTE Please check the direction to which the 4 connector A s are facing They should face the rear as illustrated Step 4 Please check the spacing of the 4 connector A s as illustrated NOTE FRONT NOTE BACK NOTE B2 A1 B2 B2 B2 4CM 7CM 5CM 8CM 4CM Assemble the main support bars as illustrated and...

Page 23: ...ort locking bars and stoppers as illustrated to complete the support structure Step 6 Finished Diagram of Support Structure TOM1 TOM2 CRASH CRASH Short Long 22 5mm stopper x 2 Long SNARE HI HAT TOM3 Long A4 A3 Y9 A3 A4 A4 A4 A4 ...

Page 24: ...lt the Tom 1 and Tom 2 for smoother playing NOTE When assembling the Pads and connector B s match the depressed side of connector B s with the protruding side of Pads Depression Convex B3 Z1 Z1 Z1 SNARE Assemble the Pads Hi Hat Snare and Tom 3 and connector B s as illustrated B3 B3 ...

Page 25: ...rt structure SNARE HI HAT TOM1 TOM2 CRASH A TOM3 CRASH Z1 Z2 Z1 Z1 Z1 Z2 Z1 Crash Adjust the angle and length of the adjustable bar by first loosening the screw a bit Length Angle Attach the Crash to the adjustable bar and adjust the screw on the Crash to proper tightness B4 Z2 B4 ...

Page 26: ...support bar labeled as on the previous page and fold the U shape plate upwards around the bar A Following the illustration attach the U shape plate onto the back of the control box Z3 Y5 Tighten the screws for the U shape plate to a suitable tightness Y6 ...

Page 27: ...am Position the pedals as illustrated to complete the setup Position the Hi Hat Pedal below the Hi Hat Position the Bass Kick Pedal in the middle below the set CRASH TOM2 BASS H H CTRL HI HAT SNARE CRASH TOM3 Z4 Z4 TOM1 ...

Page 28: ...25 For Crash must to use the mono sound cable Blue Z9 Stereo sound cable 1m BLUE NOTE Z8 Mono sound cable 1m For Pad and Pedal must to use the mono sound cable Black NOTE ...

Page 29: ... H H CTRL Upgrade Package CRASH CRASH NOTE 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 as illustrated by ...

Page 30: ...listic muted crash sound Hi Hat Pad Labeled as and Hi Hat Pedal Labeled as correspond to each other as open and close Hi Hat simulating realistic Hi Hat playing Crash Left HI HAT SNARE High Tom Middle Tom Floor Tom Crash Right Bass Drum Kick Drum Hi Hat Pedal Bass Kick Pedal Upgrade Package ...

Page 31: ...try standard protocol that enables electronic musical instruments computers and other equipment to communicate control and synchronize with each other MIDI allows computers synthesizers MIDI controllers sound cards samplers and drum machines to control one another and to exchange system data MIDI ...

Page 32: ...and Line Out SD Memory Card that contains mp3s cab ne inserted here The sound is directed to both Phone and Line Out To prevent damage to speakers always turn down the volume before inserting or removing sound cables NOTE To prevent damage to the SD memory card and loss of files always shut off the main power before inserting or removing the SD memory card NOTE POWER VOLUME PHONE LINE OUT R LINE I...

Page 33: ...30 Console Operation Music Station Percussion Sound Module Metronome TECHO MARCH LATIN TIMBALE FUSION ROCK JAZZ METAL BLUES POWER STYLE PERCUSSION SOUND MODULE Available Styles ...

Page 34: ...users may select different percussion sounds P S Sound selection can be operated as illustrated below PATCH After choosing the style this button allows users to choose different sounds REVERB ON OFF This button can be used to turn reverb on off ...

Page 35: ...Styles Sounds List 32 ...

Page 36: ...33 METRONOME BEAT After turning on the metronome these two buttons can be used to change the beat of the metronome CHICK ON OFF This button allows users to switch the metronome on off ...

Page 37: ...34 TEMPO These two buttons are be used to adjust the tempo of the metronome The metronome is ideal to help users develop stable rhythm sense and for practicing ...

Page 38: ...OLUME Music Station The volume buttons allow users to adjust the volume The screen will display the volume in digits as a guide PLAY PAUSE The play Pause button is used to start playing or pausing the music ...

Page 39: ...6 STOP The stop button is used to stop playing the music LAST SONG NEXT SONG The previous song button allows users to jump to the previous song The next song button allows users to jump to the next song ...

Page 40: ...ar or a sound source into the Line In jack on the rear side of the console The record button can then be used to start recording and saving the playing sound source as mp3 inside the SD memory card NOTE Files in the SD memory card may not exceed 2GB ...

Page 41: ... Press the A B Loop button as the music proceeds to a point that you want to set as the A point then press the button again when the music reaches the point that you want to set as the B point After both points are set press the repeat button to start playing the loop that you have just set A B LOOP For setting the A B points for looping ...

Page 42: ...RESET The reset button will reset the console and turn the console back to how it was originally 39 The delete button will erase the file in the SD memory card Confirmation will be required DELETE ...

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