Network Access; Ir Control; Dimensions - Bryston BDA-3 Owner's Manual

Network Access

You may connect your BDA-3 to your local area
network using CAT5 or better cable to facilitate use
of the built in web-based user interface or to control
and monitor the unit using an automation system.
Once connected to the network, you may access the
web user interface with a web browser by entering
the host name into the address bar. The host name
is formatted like so:
http://bda3-000000
where the six digit sequence following bda3- is
the serial number of your unit. For web browsers
that do not support zeroconf networking (Android
phones, etc.), you may identify the numerical
IP address of your player by finding it where
connected devices are listed in your network router
interface.

IR Control

You may control the BDA-3 with a traditional
infrared remote control such as Bryston's BR2.
To use a Bryston BR2 with the BDA-3, press the D/A
button. You can use the BR2 to select the inputs
SPDIF 1 and 2, TOSLINK, AES/EBU, and USB1. You
can also set upsampling on or off. The BR2 will not
let you select the HDMI inputs or USB2.
To program a universal remote, use the following
codes:
Sample Rate
44K1
88K2
BDA-3 D/A CONVERTER
176K4
352K8
BDA-3 Digital to Analog Converter
19" Version
17" Version
48K0 DSD 1X
96K0 DSD 2X
192K0 DSD 4X
384K0 LOCK
UPSAMPLE OPTO HDMI 1 HDMI 2 HDMI 3 HDMI 4 SPDIF 1 SPDIF 2 AES USB 1
015 Select HDMI 1
016 Select HDMI 2
017 Select HDMI 3
018 Select HDMI 4
028 Select USB 1
014 Select USB 2
021 Select Opto
023 Select SPDIF 1
024 Select SPDIF 2
027 Select AES/EBU
029 Toggle Power
Specifications and Dimensions
2.800
3.325
USB 2
031 Power ON
032 Power OFF (STBY)
030 Toggle Upsample
033 Upsample ON
034 Upsample OFF
035 HDMI1 Pass through
036 HDMI2 Pass through
037 HDMI3 Pass through
034 HDMI4 Pass through
241 Enable ext. trigger
242 Disable ext. trigger
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