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Can someone with an Elite Video BVP-4+ Power Supply provide a manufacturer/model number? I've communicated with the Elite Video folks and while they're very courteous, they are also very swamped and my inquiries and request to dig a few units out of their boneyard aren't all that high on their priority list, understandably. They've told me I need a low ripple power supply (12 VDC, 500 mA) which translates to low noise), and while I could spec something out, I don't want to spend way more than is necessary. Any advice or buying recommendations much appreciated.

Also, if anyone has a manual for the BVP-4+, I'd love to get a copy. FWIW, my eBay purchase also included an Elite Video SD-11 video distribution amplifier with the BVP-4+. It has one audio/video input (video switchable between composite and S-video) and ten AV outputs, all composite. The front has switches for power; "Resolution Processor;" "Line Loss Compensate;" "Black Burst;" "Signal Controls" with toggles for On/Off, a toggle with "L+UF" and "LOS" settings, and what looks like a 1/8" RCA output jack labeled "Alert;" and a "Chroma Processor" toggle. The back also has eight DIP switches labeled "Configuration Switches" and an SDI input labeled "Super Link." Elite has no manual or other information. If anyone out there has any insights, I'd be most grateful.
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I use a Radio Shack replacement AC adapter on my BVP4+
The original one was in bad shape when I got it.

Just for you, I crawled behind the rack, removed the adapter, and took a photo!

BVP4-plug.jpg

You need a 12V 500mA AC adapter (USA NTSC 120V 60Hz)
Radio Shack part # 273-1773

Take the BVP4+ with you, to make sure you get the correct plug head, the piece that goes into the unit. It should fit without being too tight or too loose. The blue-tipped one is perfect, although the colors may be different (I believe the last one I bought for a BVP4+ had a yellow head).


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