BDP-2 Digital Player

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Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #480 on: 21 Sep 2013, 12:18 am »
Oh it actually reads RO 3.0 2012-11-27

When my BDP1 does something odd, I unplug it and then power up again.  Usually works.

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« Reply #481 on: 21 Sep 2013, 12:45 am »
HELP! I just got done moving some of my equipment around and now my BDP-2 shows error 03 and 
2012-11-27 There is no response to pushing any buttons.
Is there something Chris can do remotely?

03 is no analog supply - may be low voltage.

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« Reply #482 on: 21 Sep 2013, 12:53 am »
yikes! What can I do about low voltage?

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« Reply #483 on: 21 Sep 2013, 01:11 am »
You said you were moving equipment around.  Is the BDP-2 now plugged into a new power conditioner, surge suppressor or different circuit than it was originally connected to?

You could plug it into the previous power source to see if the error goes away.  If you don't have one of these handy power meters, you may want to invest in one of the reasonable cost Kill A Watt P4400 or P4460 meters to see what's going on.

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« Reply #484 on: 21 Sep 2013, 01:44 am »
Thanks, I have tried everything. The unit is non responsive.

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« Reply #485 on: 21 Sep 2013, 02:27 am »
Thanks, I have tried everything. The unit is non responsive.

Email Chris - crice@bryston.com

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« Reply #486 on: 21 Sep 2013, 11:13 am »
It was a fuse! Once replaced everything checks out fine. Whew!
So error 03 means check the fuse...

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« Reply #487 on: 21 Sep 2013, 12:13 pm »
It was a fuse! Once replaced everything checks out fine. Whew!
So error 03 means check the fuse...

great news  :thumb:

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Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #488 on: 21 Sep 2013, 04:49 pm »
"It was a fuse! "
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Why would a BDP-2 blow a fuse? 

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Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #489 on: 21 Sep 2013, 06:12 pm »
I was actually looking for a recommendation for a brand of interconnect, which one sounds good between the two.  thanks.

I'm using a 1.5 meter AES/EBU Shunyata Python.  I tried a number of cables, and the Shunyata sounded the best to me.

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Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #490 on: 28 Sep 2013, 10:30 am »
Hi everyone,
I'm new here.
After playing my files through PC and Mac, I passed only two weeks ago to the BDP-2 with great satisfaction , connected to a W4S DAC 2.
Now I'm remote controlling it with my MacPro sometimes with MAX and other time with Theremin.
First question : now I'd like to install an internal 512 GB SSD drive. I thought about a Samsung 840 pro or a OCZ Vector. Are there differences, in base to the different energy efficiency. Or maybe is there some other better drive to install ?
Second question : I don't understand how can I copy directly my audio files from an external HD o from my my mac into the internal SSD.
I read in some answer  that it's possible "on the network" , but I'm not asbolutly expert with pc, ecc., so I'd like some advises to do it without remove the drive.
Thank's in advance to everybody will help me.
dino

 

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Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #491 on: 28 Sep 2013, 02:09 pm »
Hi Dino,

Welcome to the forum and congrats on the BDP-2  :thumb:

The link below should take you to a video demonstrating how to copy music from your computer to the BDP over the network on both Mac and Windows.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQjn2HSd6b8

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Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #492 on: 29 Sep 2013, 03:33 am »
Thank's.
dino

What about Error 05 ? Happens many times.

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« Reply #493 on: 30 Sep 2013, 03:09 pm »
Found this on another forum posted by James Tanner:

BDP-1 or 2 Error Codes

•   Error 03: No Analog Power Supply

•   Error 04: Analog Power Supply Too Low

•   Error 05: Analog Power Supply Too high

•   Error 09: System Board not responding.

I also got an Error 04 on my new BDP-2.  I had a BDP-1 for close to two years and did not get one single error code, have a BDP-2 for 2 months and already got an Error 04?   :scratch: :scratch: :scratch:

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« Reply #494 on: 30 Sep 2013, 11:47 pm »
Mine did the same thing and she's onlt a few months old also.
I only tested out the TD once,so she sat just powered on with nothing connected except the AES cable,no internet connection ect.
I unplugged it and waited a bit and so far she hasn't said error 4,also she's into a 20a balanced Torus with other components.
My BCD-1 lasted 5yrs with no problems.
Glad I have my TT,bluray players for back up just in case,and I'll keep my cds.
Perhaps there's a lot more bugs to be fixed.

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Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #495 on: 1 Oct 2013, 01:25 am »
Hi Guys,

With the exception of error 09 these messages represent issues with the power being supplied to the BDP.  Power conditioners have been known to cause issues with this safety mechanism, if you are using one with a BDP, try using the BDP without he power conditioner.  As beneficial as power conditioned are for amps, preamps and other parts of your system, the BDP and it linear power supply negates the need for one. 

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Chris

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« Reply #496 on: 1 Oct 2013, 12:35 pm »
Hi Folks,

Chris an I where playing around with DSD playback on the BDP-2 with the new Manic Moose software Chris is working on and it appears to be working very well. :thumb:

Our test DAC was the SCHIIT DSD unit.

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Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #497 on: 1 Oct 2013, 08:08 pm »



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« Reply #498 on: 2 Oct 2013, 01:16 pm »
Hi Folks,

Chris an I where playing around with DSD playback on the BDP-2 with the new Manic Moose software Chris is working on and it appears to be working very well. :thumb:

Our test DAC was the SCHIIT DSD unit.

james

James,
That is great news!  I'm the BDP-2 user that called you about DSD a few weeks ago.  Will DSD capability be user upgradeable?   I've been listening to some DSD downloads from Acoustic Sounds using a PC laptop and J. River 19 and they sound great.  I'm guessing that DSD played back through the BDP-2 will sound even better.  I'm really glad that Bryston is working on DSD capability for the BDP.  According to the person I talked to at Acoustic Sounds, DSD offerings will be increasing expotentially in the next few months.   Please keep us updated.  Thanks.
Steve

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« Reply #499 on: 2 Oct 2013, 01:40 pm »
James,
That is great news!  I'm the BDP-2 user that called you about DSD a few weeks ago.  Will DSD capability be user upgradeable?   I've been listening to some DSD downloads from Acoustic Sounds using a PC laptop and J. River 19 and they sound great.  I'm guessing that DSD played back through the BDP-2 will sound even better.  I'm really glad that Bryston is working on DSD capability for the BDP.  According to the person I talked to at Acoustic Sounds, DSD offerings will be increasing expotentially in the next few months.   Please keep us updated.  Thanks.
Steve

Hi Steve

Yes it is a software update not a hardware update.

james