Ferguson Ariva 100 cable - Manual (Page 19)

11.2 TV System
This menu is used to set the image parameters. Above all, you should determine the resolution
of the image sent over the HDMI connection. Select the highest possible resolution supported by
your HD television set in order to obtain the best image quality. The following resolutions are
available: 480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p (50Hz), 720p (60Hz), 1080i (50Hz), 1080i (60Hz). If
you select an unsupported resolution, your image will be lost or become illegible – you can
always use the OPT key to return to the basic resolution, i.e. 576i. Please keep in mind that you
can also change the resolution at any time by means of the FORMAT button.
If you are using a component cable connection, then for the majority of television sets we
recommend a resolution of 720p (50Hz) or 720p (60Hz), depending on your television set, and
the YUV video out. Note: if you change the video out to RGB, no video signal will be output over
the component connection!
If you are using a SCART connection, then for the majority of older television sets we
recommend setting the video out to YUV. If your television supports RGB, then activate this
option in order to obtain better image quality over the SCART connection.
Additionally, in this menu you can choose the format in which the receiver will send sound over
the digital connections. We recommend using LPCM in order to also receive a stereophonic
signal over the digital connections.
11.3 Display setting
This menu is used to adjust the image displayed by the receiver. You can change the brightness,
contrast and colour saturation. By default, all of these values are set to 50.
11.4 Local time settings
This menu is used to set the time and date. The receiver can automatically download the time
and date from the satellite (recommended), or you may set the time and date manually. If you
are using GMT, you should select the correct time shift value (for example +1 hour for Poland)
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