Video and audio in full digital HDMI Composite Video Converter Supports NTSC 480i 480p

Features

1. Video and audio in full digital HDMI format, no transmission loss!

2. Works with DVI monitor.

3. Hassle Free! Plug and play as you go.

4. Supports all Wii display modes (NTSC 480i 480p, PAL 576i).

5. Provides advanced signal processing with great precision. Colors, resolutions!

6. No power adaptor, no messy cords—just one HDMI cable.

Introduction

Wii-LINK, a converter for the Wii console, outputs video and audio in full digital

HDMI format and supports all Wii display modes (NTSC 480i 480p, PAL 576i). With

just one HDMI cable, plug and play for true-to-life video/audio effects on your

TV/monitor.

Specification

Dimensions:34 x 73 x 14 mm

Weight:15g

Power Consumption:

below 2W

Supported Video input Mode:

Includes all the display modes of the Wii console (480i, 480p, 576i)

Supported HDMI output Mode:

Outputs pure digital HDMI video/audio signals.

Input Connector:

Wii AV Multi Out Plug x 1

Output Connectors:

HDMI Connector x 1

3.5mm Stereo Audio Jack x 1

Setups for Connecting to a TV/Monitor with HDMI Input

1. Make sure that the Wii console is powered Off. Then insert the AV Multi Out Plug of

the Wii-LINK into the AV Multi Out Connector in the back of the Wii console.

2. Plug one end of the HDMI cable into the Wii-LINK HDMI output, and plug the other end to the HDMI input on the TV/monitor.

3. Turn on the TV/monitor and switch the video input of the TV to match the HDMI

input connector used by the Wii-LINK. Then you should be able to see the Wii screen after you turn on the Wii console.

Note:In order to obtain the best display quality, we strongly recommend that you set the Wii video output to 480p mode (progressive mode). For more details, please refer to the “Set the Wii Video Output to 480p Mode” section.

Set the Wii Video Output to 480p Mode

Under 480p mode, the image data is double what it is under the 480i mode. Therefore,

the 480p mode can provide you with much better display quality. In addition, as long as your TV/monitor has HDMI input, it is technically compelled to support the 480p mode; and even though most of the TVs/monitors support the 480i mode, it is not the usual standard. In conclusion, 480p is a better mode for higher display quality, as well as a better solution to avoid compatibility problems with TVs/monitors. Therefore, we

strongly recommend that when you use the Wii-LINK, you set the Wii video output to 480p mode. The detailed setups are as follows:

1. Make sure that the Wii console is powered off and that no disc is in the tray.

2. Power on the Wii console to reach the Wii Channel menu. Then, click on the \"Wii\"

button on the lower lefthand side.

3. On the next screen, select the “Wii Settings” on the right-hand side.

4. From the “Wii System Settings 1” screen, select the “Screen” button.

5. From the “Screen” screen, select the “TV Resolution” button.

6. From the “TV Resolution” screen, select the “EDTV or HDTV (480p)” button, and

click the \"Confirm\" button on the lower righthand side. At this point, you should have

successfully set your Wii video output to 480p mode.

Setups for Connecting to a TV/Monitor with DVI Connector

Unlike HDMI, DVI cannot carry audio data. Therefore, in addition to a? HDMI-to-DVI cable, you will also need a 3.5mm plug to the 2RCA audio cable.

1. Make sure that the Wii console is powered off. Then insert the AV Multi Out Plug of the Wii-LINK into the AV Multi Out Connector in the back of the Wii console.

2. Plug the HDMI end of the HDMI-to-DVI cable into the Wii-LINK HDMI output, and the DVI end to the DVI input on the TV/monitor.

3.? Connect the 3.5mm plug end of the audio cable to the 3.5mm stereo audio jack on the Wii-LINK, and connect the other end of the audio cable to the RCA connectors on the TV/monitor or stereo equipment. Usually, there are red and white RCA connectors that need to be connected.

4.? Turn on the TV/monitor; switch the video input of the TV to match the DVI input

connector used by the Wii-LINK. Then you should be able to see the Wii screen after you turn on the Wii console.

Note I:In order to obtain the best display quality, we strongly recommend that you set

the Wii video output to 480p mode (progressive m