iWantit Composite AV User Manual

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Use the Composite AV Cable to connect your iPod, iPhone,
or iPad to the composite video port and analogue audio
ports on your TV, home theatre receiver, or stereo receiver.
The Composite AV Cable has a USB connector that you
can plug into a power source, such as a computer or a USB
Power Adapter.
Before you begin connecting components, turn o the
power to all your components. Remember to make all
connections rmly to avoid humming and noise.
Important: Never force a connector into a port. If the
connector and port don’t join with reasonable ease, they
probably don’t match. Make sure that the connector
matches the port and that you have positioned the
connector correctly in relation to the port.
To use the Composite AV Cable to connect
iPod, iPhone, or iPad to your TV or receiver:
1 Plug the yellow video connector into the video
input port on your TV or receiver.
2 Plug the white and red audio connectors into the left and
right analogue audio input ports, respectively, on your TV
or receiver.
3 Plug the iPod Dock Connector into your iPod, iPhone,
iPad, or Universal Dock.
4 Plug the USB connector into your computer or a
USB Power Adapter to keep your iPod, iPhone, or iPad
charged.
5 Turn on iPod, iPhone, or iPad and your TV or receiver to
start playing.
1.8m AV Cable
for iPad, iPod & iPhone
with a 30-pin connection
Not compatible with Lightning to 30-pin
adapter.
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iWantit Composite AV Specifications

General

Brand	iWantit
Model	Composite AV
Category	Cables and connectors
Language	English

Summary

AV Cable Usage and Connection Guide

Cable Description and Purpose

Explains how to use the AV cable to connect Apple devices to AV equipment and power sources.

Preparation and Safety

Advises turning off power before connecting and handling connectors gently to ensure proper fit and avoid damage.

Step-by-Step Connection

Details how to connect the AV cable, including video, audio, dock, and USB connections, then powering on devices.

Compatibility Advisory

States that the cable is not compatible with adapters that convert Lightning to 30-pin connectors.

Advanced Usage and Troubleshooting

Video Signal Output Settings

Instructs users to set their Apple device to send a video signal and provides a link for more information.

Connectivity Issues and Notes

Addresses potential loose connections, TV limitations on audio playback, display behavior, and picture viewing methods.

Charging Requirements

Specifies that charging an iPad requires a 'high-power' USB 2.0 socket (min 1A) from a PC.