Wadia Digital iTransport with Universal Dock for iPod, 170 Making a Component Video Connection

Making a Component Video Connection

Connect your chosen cable from the Component Video output on the Wadia 170iTransport (connection 5 in the iTransport Outputs illustration) to the corresponding Component Video input on your Television, A/V Receiver or Preamp Processor.

(The Wadia 170iTransport only acts as a high-performance pass-thru for video signals. Picture performance is limited to the quality of the material stored on the iPod. Some video adjustments may be necessary on your video display for maximum video performance).

Making a Power Connection

Connect the supplied Power Cord to the AC Adapter. Connect the AC Adapter with locking connector to the Power Input on the Wadia 170iTransport (connection 1 in the iTransport Outputs illustration). The locking connector has a sleeve that has to be pulled back while the metal portion of the connector is being inserted into the Wadia 170iTransport (this may require both hands). The connector can only go in with the flat side of the connector facing up. Once the connector is all the way in, let go of the sleeve and it will return to its original position and lock the connector in place. Finally plug the Power Cord into the wall to supply power to the Wadia 170iTransport.

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