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BCON Web User Interface
Bryston BR-20 includes a scaled down web user
interface designed to facilitate the following
functions when the SVC ETHERNET port is
connected to your local network:
1. Changing the active input
2. Configuring input parameters
3. Adjusting volume and balance
4. Applying firmware updates to the internal
microprocessor (not the built-in media
player)
5. Access to a text command terminal
To access the BCON webUI, connect the SVC
ETHERNET port to your local network. Use a web
browser to go to http://my.bryston.com
You will see an button for an entry called
BR20BCN followed by an IP address. Click
the button to enter the BCON WebUI.
Changing Active Inputs
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Simply click the button that corresponds to the
input you wish to listen to.
Configuring Input Parameters
Click-and-hold or tap-and-hold on a touch
screen device on any input button to view
configuration options for that input. The BR-
20 can be used without any customization, but
these options are provided for convenience.
1. Rename the input to something easier to
remember - perhaps the name of the source
connected to it (e.g. CD, Tape, etc.)
2. Source: Associate the input with a button on
the front panel.
3. Remote: Associate a button on the remote
control with the input
4. Hide: Check this box to hide unused inputs
to keep your webUI free of unoccupied
inputs.
Note that if you assign an alreadly occupied front
panel source button or remote button to an input,
the newly assigned input will take priority, and
the previous input will no longer have a button
assigned.
The four analog inputs are always accessible on the
front panel using their permanently linked buttons.
Therefore, they do not have fields for selecting front
panel source buttons on the webUI or front panel
menu.
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