Bryston BDP-PI User manual

BDP-πDigital Music Player
Owner’s Manual

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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Table of Contents
General.........................................................4
Welcome ..................................................4
Features ...................................................4
Firmware Updates...................................4
Display Modes .........................................5
Connecting To Your System........................5
Audio Connection....................................5
Local Storage Connection.......................6
Network Connection ...............................6
Wireless Bridge........................................6
Network Attached Storage......................6
Front Panel Menu Navigation .....................7
Front and Rear Panel...................................8
Display: ....................................................8
Infrared Sensor: ......................................8
Le / Right Button: ..................................8
Up / Down Button:...................................8
Option Button: ........................................8
Power LED: ..............................................8
USB Ports:................................................8
HDMI Output: ..........................................9
Ethernet Connector: ...............................9
Infrared Transmitter Output:..................9
S/PDIF Digital Audio Output: ..................9
Toslink Optical Audio Output: ................9
Status Light: ............................................9
Power Switch:..........................................9
DC Power Connector:..............................9
Dimensions..................................................9
Soware Introduction...............................10
Media Player.......................................... 10
Now Playing........................................... 10
Stored Playlists...................................... 11
Alternate Views...................................... 11
Adding Music to Library ........................ 11

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Welcome
Thank you for your purchase of a Bryston BDP-π; a
state-of-the-art digital music player that can play
back the vast majority of digital music file formats
including today’s most popular lossless codecs
including AIFF, FLAC, WAVE, APPLE LOSSLESS, and
more at resolutions up to 192kHz / 24 bit PCM.
Music stored on both locally attached USB media
and network attached storage (NAS) devices is
aggregated and indexed into a single library. The
BDP-π includes intuitive soware for controlling
your BDP that requires no installation and is
accessible from any modern web browser. A wide
variety of compatible third-party applications are
also available for iOS and Android mobile devices.
In stand-alone systems, the BDP-π can also be
controlled via front-panel buttons and the color TFT
display, or with our optional BR-2 IR remote control.
We have designed the BDP-π to provide the
highest sound quality possible and an enjoyable
user experience free from the hassles normally
associated with computer-based audio playback.
A Quick Start Guide has been provided to help
you setup and play music right away. This manual
provides a technical reference for hardware, setup,
interconnectivity, warranty, and safety. Bryston
stands committed to ongoing improvement and
soware development. For that reason, we have
separated the Firmware User’s Manual in which
you’ll find detailed information on day to day use
from this document. See www.bryston.com for the
most current edition.
Again, thank you for choosing Bryston.
Features
Extensive technical research and development
has been undertaken to ensure the highest
quality playback and durability of your BDP-π. The
following details describe some of these features.
• Power with included SMPS or with custom
Bryston power supply.
• Four USB 2.0 (backwards compatible with USB
1.1 and 1.0 specifications) ports.
• Wide variety of control options including:
• Front panel push button controls
• Responsive web interface compatible with
iOS, Android, Macintosh, and windows
devices
• Third party app compatibility with diverse
soware such as MPoD and MPaD for iOS,
and MPDroid for Android.
• IR Remote control such as Bryston’s BR-2 or
other universal remote controls.
• Interconnectivity with USB Class 2.0 digital to
analog converters.
• Extensive compatibility with dierent music
file formats. See current firmware manual for
details.
• User upgradeable firmware
• Compatible with USB hard disk, and solid-state
storage media as well as network attached
storage.
• Compact size and cosmetic unity with other
Bryston products.
Firmware Updates
BDP-π firmware updates will periodically become
available from Bryston. Upon availability, the
Dashboard on the web interface will notify you. To
identify which version of firmware you are currently
running, you may either use the front panel, or the
web interface. To determine the current version of
the firmware from the front panel, see the bottom
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line of text on the home screen. The example
indicates that the firmware version is
S2.01 2016-02-12.
To discover your current firmware version from
the Bryston Web Interface, please consult your
Firmware User’s Manual.
Display Modes
Your BDP-π is equipped with a color TFT display.
Toggle between each of three display modes by
pressing both the and buttons at once then
immediately releasing when the screen goes black.
The default display mode facilitates menu based
navigation for settings adjustment. See "Front Panel
Menu Navigation" on page 7 for a full menu map.
The album art display mode shows the currently
playing track's album art. The art is read from a
JPG file contained within the folder in which the
currently playing track resides.
The VU meter mode shows two vertical bars which
rise and fall with the instantaneous relative output
level of each channel during playback.
The display is automatically disabled during
playback when connected to a USB DAC. This
is a compatibility feature to ensure high quality
playback with USB DACs.
Connecting To Your System
The BDP-π is designed for the explicit purposes
of playing back your digital music library in a bit-
perfect manner. As a very precisely engineered
digital audio device, sound quality can vary based
on the digital to analog converter to which it is
connected. A high quality converter such as those
oered by Bryston are recommended. Compatible
digital to analog converters will have at least one of
the following input types:
• S/PDIF (digital coax) with RCA or BNC type
connector
• TOSLINK optical connector
• HDMI
• USB Audio 2.0
The BDP-π also requires that you store and organize
your music library on a connected USB drive and/or
via network attached storage.
Thus, the minimum hookup requirements include
attaching a music storage device like a portable
hard drive and DAC such as the BDA2 to the BDP-π
and connecting your BDP-π to your home network
for control.
Audio Connection
Prior to powering on your BDP-π, connect your
BDP-π to your DAC using one of the four dierent
methods described above. The most desirable
connection depends on your DAC. Typically, S/PDIF
will be better sounding than TOSLINK. USB oers
very high sound quality (perhaps even superior to S/
PDIF) when coupled with asynchronous USB DACs
such as Bryston's own BDA-2 and BDA-3. HDMI is
limited to a maximum sample rate of 48kHz and bit
depth of 16. When using USB, a cable with a USB “A”
Type connector on the BDP-π end, and the end
specified by the DAC manufacturer on the other. For
a Bryston BDA, that is a “B” Type connector. If your
USB DAC does not receive signal, use the BDP-π web
interface to "enable" the USB DAC by clicking"Audio
Devices", then the "Enable" button beside your
DAC's entry. Then click "Restart".
USB “A” Type USB “B” Type

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Local Storage Connection
Your BDP-π can accept most USB storage media
including thumb drives, buss-powered hard drives,
and self-powered hard drives. Available current
to power buss-powered drives depends on load
from the BDP-π processor. Therefore, Bryston
recommends connecting only one USB buss
powered drive. Please check the literature that
came with your hard drive to determine its power
requirements if you have trouble with your drive.
Self-powered drives and thumb drives draw very
little current so several can be connected at once.
The preferred disk format scheme for USB
attached media is FAT32, exFAT, NTFS, and EXT3
are supported as well. Mac OS formatted drives
(HFS) are currently read-only, so some features that
require disk-write access such as Artist View may not
work correctly.
Network Connection
Your BDP-π features a single 10/100 speed ethernet
port designed to connect to your home network
router to facilitate control via portable devices or
computer, and to obtain internet connection useful
for streaming internet radio, downloading firmware
updates, and if needed, permit Bryston support
personnel to acces the unit via service mode upon
your request.
Use a CAT-5, CAT-5e, or CAT6
patch cable to connect
your BDP-π to an available
ethernet port in your room,
or directly to your home
router.
Successful network
connection will be indicated
by green and amber LEDs
lighting on the BDP-π
ethernet port, and by
assignment of an IP address
by the router. View the IP
address on the front panel
from the home screen by
pressing the key. Your IP address begins aer
eth0. You can use this IP address to access the
Bryston Web Interface from any web-enabled device
on the same local network as the BDP-π. Enter the
IP address in your web browser’s address bar. Also,
any device running the Bonjour service will respond
to the URL http://bryston-bdp-pi.local instead of
the IP address. All Macintosh computers and iOS
have this service built in. Windows computers can
run this service once downloaded from the Apple
website. Android devices do not currently support
Bonjour and must use the numerical IP address.
Since virtually all modern routers assign IP
addresses to client devices, this IP address may
periodically change which can be a nuisance.
To fix your BDP-π’s IP address, either invoke the
DHCP reservation function in your router, or simply
set a Static IP address in Bryston Web Interface.
Instructions on how to do so are located in the
Firmware User’s Manual.
Wireless Bridge
If you do not have easy access to an ethernet
connection in your listening room, you may
purchase an aer-market “wireless bridge” from
most computer electronics stores. Contact Bryston
for further information as needed.
Powerline networking kits (HomePlug or similar)
may also be used to extend an existing network.
Network Attached Storage
Add an NAS using the web User Interface. From the
Dashboard, click NAS Setup. Select your NAS from
the Devices dropdown menu. Share Type, Device
Name, and IP Address will automatically fill. Enter
the username and password associated with the
share and press Next. Select the desired share from
the dropdown menu. Then select the subfolder if
desired. Press Next. The BDP-π will begin the update
scan on the share for playable music and add it to
the library.

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Press the Left/Right arrow key advance the menu to the
right. Press the Option key, then press the Left/Right
arrow key to move left.
Press the Up/Down arrow key to scroll down the menu.
Press the Option key, then press the Up/Down arrow key
to scroll upwards.
You will notice that the BDP-π is prepared to perform the
option task because the Power LED will change color from
green or blue to red. If no button is pressed while in option
mode after 10 seconds, option mode automatically disables
and the directional arrows function as normal.
Bryston BDP-π
192.168.1.11
Bryston BDP-π
S2.01 2016-02-12
>Drives
Playlists
>Example Drive 1
Example Drive 2
> Example Folder 1
Example Folder 2
>Example Playlist 1
Example Playlist 2
>Repeat: OFF
Random: OFF
>Random: OFF
Single: OFF
>Single: OFF
Consume: OFF
>Consume: OFF
Clear: 300
>Clear: 300
Update DB
>Update DB
Song Info: Shown
>Song Info: Shown
B.F.P.C.: Basic
>B.F.P.C.: Basic
Copy Current Playlist
>Copy Current Playlist
>Playlists
Playback
>Playback
Settings
>Settings
>Reset Password
Display
Bryston BDP-π
b8:27:eb:7f:ab:cd
Firmware VersionMAC Address
IP Address
>Display:10
Restart Network
>Restart Network
Reset Network
>Reset Network
Service
>Service: OFF
Reset Global Settings
>Reset Global Settings
Filesystem Check
>Filesystem Check
Uptime
>Uptime: 486 : 5051.8
CPU Freq: 900.00
>Example Drive 1
Example Drive 2
Toggle On/Off.
Repeats entire playlist
once the last song in
the current playlist is
completed.
Navigate your music
library using the arrow
keys. When the >
symbol is on a music
containing folder,
playlist or track you
wish to play,
double-press the
option key to add it to
the playlist and
commence playback.
To pause playback,
double-press option
again.
Toggle On/Off. Plays
current playlist in
random order. Can be
used with Consume to
prevent tracks from
playing twice.
Toggle On/Off. Plays
the current track and
stops rather than
automatically playing
next song in queue.
Toggle On/Off.
Removes track from
queue upon
completion of
playback.
Clears current playlistInformational Screen:
Shows details of
currently playing song,
allows menu
navigation.
Album Art Screen:
Shows art for currently
playing track with “play”
or “pause” icon overlay
indicating whether
playback is playing or
paused.
VU Meter Screen:
Shows instantaneous
output of left and right
channels.
Updates the database
of music. Must be done
either with front panel
command (as shown
here) or from web
interface after copying
new music to drive.
Toggle Shown/Hidden:
Shown displays song
information on front
panel during playback.
Hidden prevents this
information from being
shown automatically.
Toggle
Basic/Advanced:
Advanced reveals
additional front panel
menu fuctions. (Not
currently implemented)
Resets passwords
used by web interface
to “bryston”
Use the right arrow to
select the number of
seconds it takes the
display to automatically
turn off.
Restart the network
service.
Resets network
settings to default
settings. DHCP IP
address.
Toggle On/Off
When on, a 2 or 3 digit
Service ID number is
displayed. Only enable
service mode when
instructed to do so by
Bryston. Report this
service ID to customer
service for assistance.
Resets all settings and
databases to default
but leaves the current
firmware version in
place.
Runs an integrity check
on internal memory
card.
Displays useful data
about the status of
hardware. First number
is CPU temperature in
degrees C with least
significant digit
representing 1/10th
degrees. Next is
number of seconds
since last bootup.
Copy songs in current
playlist to selected
drive.
N
U
Not yet ready for playback
ANo audio device found
Sade
Bullet Proof Soul
Front Panel Menu Navigation

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1. Display:
Indicates information about player, currently
playing song, album art, digital “VU” meters,
and provides for front panel navigation. Press
buttons 3 and 4 simultaneously to cycle
through display modes. See “Front Panel Menu
Navigation” on page 7 for menu information.
When playing music with USB DAC connected,
the display automatically turns o as a
compatibility feature.
2. Infrared Sensor:
Control the BDP-π with a Bryston BR-2 or
universal IR remote control by pointing the
device towards this sensor.
3. Left / Right Button:
Used for navigating the front panel menu.
Pressing this button advances the menu to the
right. Press the Option button (Button 5), then
press the Le / Right button to move backwards
through the menu.
4. Up / Down Button:
Used for navigating the front panel menu.
Pressing this button scrolls down through the
menu incrementally. Press the Option button
(Button 5), then press the Up / Down button to
move upwards through the menu.
5. Option Button:
Press this button to reverse the normal direction
of the directional buttons. For example. The
Le / Right button is normally “Right” but when
pressing the Option button first, it becomes
Le. Up / Down is normally “Down”, but when
pressing the Option button first, it becomes
“Up”. Aer pressing option, the Power LED
changes color to red indicating the front panel is
in option mode and ready to accept the next key
press. Pressing option again initiates playback.
If no subsequent keypress is made within 10
seconds, the LED turns back to green or blue
and normal button directions resume.
6. Power LED:
When booting up, this LED lights red. Once ready
for playback, it lights green. When the BDP is
not powered on, it is unlit. When the blue LED
option is configured, the LED lights red during
bootup and blue when ready for playback.
When the option button is pressed, the LED
lights red while awaiting the next key press.
7. USB Ports:
Four USB 2.0 type A ports are available. They
are bi-directional. You may connect USB storage
containing your music library and connect a
USB DAC for audio output. When using USB
storage, note that the available total output
power from the power supply is limited. Buss
powered storage such as portable hard drives
consume available current. Self powered hard
drives and powered USB DACs will have little
Front and Rear Panel
BDP-πDigital Player
HDMI
IR Tx S/PDIF TOSLINK DC 12V 2A
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impact on the total current.
8. HDMI Output:
If you choose to connect your BDP-π to a
surround processor or DAC with HDMI input, do
so with this connector. Note this is an audio-
only connection and is limited to a maximum of
2 channels at 48kHz / 16 bit resolution.
9. Ethernet Connector:
Connect the BDP-π directly to your home
network router using a CAT-5 or better cable.
If it is inconvenient to do so, you may connect
the BDP-π to a wireless bridge. The BDP-π must
be connected to your network to use a tablet,
smartphone, or computer to control the unit.
10. Infrared Transmitter Output:
Connect the included IR transmitter cable here
and stick the IR “eye” over the IR receiver of
your Bryston pre-amp to enable the BDP to
control certain aspects of your auxilliary Bryston
hardware. This feature is currently experimental.
11. S/PDIF Digital Audio Output:
Connect the BDP-π to your DAC’s S/PDIF input
using a digital coaxial interconnect.
12. Toslink Optical Audio Output:
Connect the BDP-π to your DAC’s TOSLINK input
using an optical digital audio interconnect.
13. Status Light:
The Status LED indicates various error states as
follows:
Blue: BDP-π is not receiving enough voltage
to operate.
Green: Normal operation.
Red: BDP-π is receiving too much voltage.
Unit will not operate.
14. Power Switch:
Once you have connected the external power
supply to the input (item 15), switch the BDP on
by moving the rocker switch towards the | side.
This applies power to the BDP-π and causes it to
boot up. To power o the unit, move the switch
to the O side.
15. DC Power Connector:
Apply power to the BDP-π by connecting
the included 2 Ampere power supply to this
port. The IEC-320 end of the power supply
should be connected to your AC mains power.
You may optionally connect the BDP-π to a
Bryston power supply such as the MPS-2 or
PS-3 by requesting an adapter from Bryston.
However, this limits total available current to
500mA which may prevent you from using buss
powered USB storage with the BDP-π.
Dimensions
Connect this end to BDP-π
Connect this end to AC mains.
Included cable will match your
locality standard.
Power Supply. Green LED
indicates unit is powered.
5.7 in. 14.5 cm
2.25 in. 5.7 cm
8.25 in. 21 cm

BDP-π
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Soware Introduction
At the time of writing, the current firmware on your
BDP-π is a version we call Manic Moose. Manic
Moose describes the Bryston engineered firmware
running including our user interface. Unlike many
other products, the BDP can be operated entirely
within the web browser of a portable controller
such as an iPhone, iPad, Android device, desktop
or laptop computer. As such, there is no need to
download an app. On all devices but Android,
simply open the web browser on your device and
enter the following address:
http://bryston-bdp-pi.local
Android devices require the numerical IP address
shown on the front display of the unit.
You will see the "Dashboard" for your player.
The Dashboard provides access to a variety of
settings, technical player information, system
notifications, and most importantly, media. Media
Player is used to access your personal music library
stored on an NAS or USB attached drive. bRadio is
an internet radio directory, and Applications allows
access to Tidal online streaming service.
Within the scope of this brief introduction, we shall
explore Media Player. Please visit
support.bryston.com to access the Manic Moose
User Manual for an indepth exploration of all
features built into Manic Moose.
Media Player
Clicking or tapping Media Player from the
Dashboard takes you to the Media Player where
you will spend the most time enjoying your music.
Note that our web application is fully responsive
and re-orients itself depending on landscape or
portrait orientation of your device. For brevity,
illustrations below are for landscape orientation.
The Media Player can be understood by recognizing
four distinct areas: Transport Control (the horizontal
header), and the three vertical columns beneath it.
Le to right, they are the Now Playing area which
is your current queue, Current Track which shows
album art, artist, song title, album name, and
resolution for the currently playing song, and Add
Files which provides hierarchical access to your
music library.
Now Playing
To play music, add music from your library to the
queue. You can browse your music sorted into
folders just like it is organized on your drive, or by
select metadata tags such as artist name or album
name.
You can add entire artist collections, single albums,
single tracks or a combination thereof to the cue to
form a playlist. Simply click or tap the + icon beside
any field, folder, or track name to add that item and
all music contained beneath it to the queue. The
illustration above shows 9 tracks from an album in

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the queue.
Once tracks are placed into the Now Playing
queue, they can be reordered or removed from
the queue entirely. Click or tap-and-hold the track
number then drag it into the desired position in the
queue to reorder or onto the Now Playing area to
remove. To clear the entire playlist, click or tap the
Clear instruction beneath the track timeline in the
Transport Control area.
Stored Playlists
Store any Now Playing queue for future
recall by clicking SAVE in the Now Playing
area. Title the playlist and click Save.
Recall saved
playlists by
clicking Playlists
in the Add Files
area.
Alternate Views
Clicking brings up the Song View which
displays a table of information for songs in the
current queue.
Clicking brings up the Artist View which lists
artists down the narrow le column. Clicking on any
artist displays albums by that artist.
Adding Music to Library
The BDP-π shares any USB attached media over
the local network by default allowing users to
move music onto the BDP-π's attached media over
the network. Mac and PC computers will find the
BDP-π under Network in Finder and File Explorer
respectively. Click on the share, login with bryston
as both the login and password. You may now copy
music to the drive.
The BDP-π will not automatically recognize new
files added to the drive. Re-index the music drive by
clicking or tapping the Update text in the Transport
Control area. Update will appear in blue during the
re-indexing process and will return to white when
done.

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