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Help Identifying This Mux

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in CCTV & Access Control

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Hi ...Great forum and very helpfull people.

I was recently given this multiplexer without a power supply by a fellow who knew nothing about it... its got no brand name or any identifying mark on the outside of it and nothing marked for the type of power supply. I have hooked it up with a 12volt psu using the 7 pin din plug and it ran fine however i dont know if this is the correct supply and imagine i would fry it if i kept running it with incorrect power supply. I have opened it up (see pics) and found a sticker saying model number CVM16A/ PAL but no brand name or anything indicating the origins of it and a search of that model number gives nothing.

Can anyone here identify it by the pictures or know what the correct power supply would be.

Many thanks for any help.....Kym

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Hi ...Great forum and very helpfull people.

I was recently given this multiplexer without a power supply by a fellow who knew nothing about it... its got no brand name or any identifying mark on the outside of it and nothing marked for the type of power supply. I have hooked it up with a 12volt psu using the 7 pin din plug and it ran fine however i dont know if this is the correct supply and imagine i would fry it if i kept running it with incorrect power supply. I have opened it up (see pics) and found a sticker saying model number CVM16A/ PAL but no brand name or anything indicating the origins of it and a search of that model number gives nothing.

Can anyone here identify it by the pictures or know what the correct power supply would be.

Many thanks for any help.....Kym

I have sent you a PM with the contact details for this product.

It is around 5-6 years old now.

Paul.

System Q Ltd.

What is it then?

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What is it then?

I recognised the mux and have forwarded the overseas suppliers details directly.

As this section is public I have not posted those details here.

Paul.

System Q Ltd.
As this section is public I have not posted those details here.

OMG the sleepless nights I shall worry about this.......... :rolleyes:

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Looks like it's from a company in Singapore called C.K.I. Electronics.

Not sure what the big secret is though.

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