Rear Panel; Rs232.Port; Usb.inputs; Ethernet.port - Bryston BDP -1 Owner's Manual

REAR PANEL

RS232 port: For connecting hard wired control
systems like AMX, Crestron, etc.
USB INPUTS: The BDP-1 is supplied with four
USB-2 ports; two on the front panel and two on
the rear panel. When connecting port powered
USB hard disc drives, use the rear USB inputs.
Use the front USB jacks for lower power USB
devices like flash drives. All USB ports are USB-2
but are USB-1 compatible. All are USB ports are
type A receptacles
ETHERNET Port: a CAT-5 (or CAT-5e or CAT-6)
connection using an 8P8C (RJ45) connector to
interface with a home computer network to fa-
cilitate remote control of the BDP-1 via personal
computers and other networked devices like
iPhone/iPad Touch/iPad, SmartPhones running
Android, etc.
SPDIF Output (75 Ohm BNC connector): A Sony/
Philips Digital Interface output port for connec-
tion to an outboard digital-to-analog converter
like Bryston's BDA-1
AES/EBU Output (3 pin XLR male connector)
An AES/EBU output port for connection to
an outboard digital-to-analog converter like
BDP-1 DIGITAL PLAYER
Bryston's BDA-1
REMOTE POWER ON/OFF TRIGGER CONTROL:
The BDP-1 is equipped with two 3.5mm two con-
ductor phone jacks for implementing a remote
power On/Off function. Supplying a DC control
voltage between 3 and 12 volts (at greater than
or equal to approximately 1mA) to the Trigger
IN port will allow you to remotely power your
BDP-1 on or off. Whatever control voltage is
applied to the IN port will be routed to the OUT
connector, via an isolated relay, after the BDP-1
has fully powered up. This OUT port can then be
used to control other devices that are similarly
equipped. The the Remote Trigger input takes
precedence over the front panel push-button
switch and as long as a valid control voltage is
present at the BDP-1's Trigger IN port the unit
cannot be powered Off.
DATA PLATE: This label provides the units
exact model number, serial number, electrical
rating and date of manufacture. Do not remove.
IEC Power Inlet: The IEC-320 C14 power in-
let accepts IEC-320 C13 equipped power cords.
Use only appropriate power cords that have been
approved for your region.