alpine pdx 4.100 bridged

Hey all...  did a search before asking here but I need some help.

I have searched forums on the web and also read the manual like 3 times......  but the manual just sucks for the ......  this is what you need to do to bridge this amp type of instructions.

I will just be wiring a couple of focal 165 V1's up to the PDX aiming for 200 watts per channel.  I know that Haem is running a PDX 4.150 to a couple of adairs this way, so hoping he can help.

Here is one of the forums and the answers are all over the place.....  Like if you paint a barn with purple spots, you dont always get peanut butter all over the place.

http://www.diymobileaudio.com/forum/diy-mobile-audio-sq-forum/15193-bridging-alpine-pdx-4-100-a.html     As mentioned, no real opinion I can place 100% trust in.

3 main questions.......

1.  What speaker wire goes where......  (I will guess this.......  (Term #1  +L   Term #2  -L)  (Term #3  +R   Term#4  -R))  Should these be reversed,

2.  The manual mentions Y cables from both RIGHT and LEFT so all 4 inputs are driven.  Is this really needed.......??

3.  When the above are satisfied......  what position should the input channel selector switch on the amp be in........  ??

http://vault.alpine-usa.com/products/documents/PDX-4.100%20OM.PDF

Hope I have included enough info.......

OK, thanks to both of you for your replies........  This is what I am going to do.........

Wire up speakers per directions

Put the RCA appropriately on 1 and 2 inputs red and white

Set switch to 1/2 so that what is driven into 1 and 2 is mirror copied over to 3 and 4.......  as mentioned in manual is states this eliminates the need for a Y adapter

End of day.......  by having a speaker wire on 1+ and 3- this doubles the difference of potential possible and makes the 200 watts available to that channel.

Wow, I don’t think I have ever seen more confusion over something that is so simply done by so many other manufacturers.

I was lost, but now I am .........  well.........

Here is the deal ACCORDING TO ALPINE........  and it may seem to be simply some of the points that you guys have already stated..........

I was F'ed up on the whole wiring of the speakers....  I get it now.  Someone dropped the idea in my head that when you approach bridging of this amp.......  Just think of it as Qty 2.......  two channel amps.  Bridge 1 and 2 by choosing + of chan 1 and neg of chan 2.......  and the same goes for 3 and 4.  Just like Haem tried to clear me up on.

Next.....  again according to alpine.........  switch position.

A......  is used for making this a bridged subwoofer amplifier ONLY.....  no fade and no stereo

B....  is used for a for regular ol 4 doors 4 speakers  each chan gets 100 watts etc.....  AND.........  BRIDGED MODE STEREO.....  Eg...  1 and 2 LEFT  3 and 4 RIGHT

C.......  is used when you want to run 4 doors 4 speakers  and only have 2 RCA's out of the deck and DONT want to use a splitter.

Next.... ALPINE SAYS YOU HAVE TO USE Y SPLITTERS IN EXAMPLE B FOR BRIDGED MODE STEREO.

I thank you both for working with me here......  and driving me to a final answer.  I hope this info adds to or ????'s what you may have currently have set up for a second look.