Video output mode (TV System) and the Graphics Resolution
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Read the instructions for your (TV, monitor, etc.).
Ensure that the necessary resolution supported by your hardware.
Usually there is labeling the supported modes such as: 
Information from Wikipedia.
If the instructions or labeling is not required information is available on the website of the manufacturer of your equipment.
/home/default/SDmsg in the basic software. By default, this text on a blue background is as follows:
If you see a warning:
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You have incorrect Video Mode Output
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You do not have switched their (TV, monitor, etc.) to the desired video input (HDMI, Component)
TV System
Video output mode for basic software.
The possible values:
| PAL (576i) | NTSC (480i) |
| 576p-50 | 576p-60 |
| 720p-50 | 720p-60 |
| 1080i-50 | 1080i-60 |
| 1080p-50 | 1080p-60 |
Graphic Res.
Resolution graphics window for the main software.
The possible values:
| 720 (720×576) |
| 1280 (1280×720) |
| 1920 (1920×1080) |
| TV System Res |
If the set value “Graphic Res.” is more than the permissible resolution video output, the graphics window will set the most appropriate resolution.
If the value is “TV System Res.”, then use the appropriate resolution of the current mode of video output.
For example:
If you select the video output mode (TV System) 1080i-50, the video will be played with a resolution of 1920×1080, and graphics (Graphic Res. – the menu graphic resolution) can be drawn with a resolution of (720×576, 1280×720, 1920×1080) that is, you can choose any resolution for the graphics menu, but lower resolution than the video output will be scaled to the resolution of video output. If the menu item “Graphic Res” is set to “TV System Res.”, it will use the resolution that corresponds to the current mode of video output, that is 1920×1080.
The possible values:
| TV System | Video Resolution | Graphic Resolution |
|---|---|---|
| 1080i/p-50/60 | 1920×1080 | 1920×180, 1280×720, 720×576 |
| 720p-50/60 | 1280×720 | 1280×720, 720×576 |
| 576p-50/60 | 1024×576 | 720×576 |
| PAL (576i) | 720×576 | 720×576 |
| NTSC (480i) | 720×480 | 720×480 |
How to change “video mode” and “graphical resolution”
From the menu BIOS MAG-200/250
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“Upgrade Menu” press the right. If there is no such step then go to the next one (This step can be apsent if the second Bootloader turned off or not installed).
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Section “TV System” by pressing the right to set the desired value
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Section “Graphic Res.” by pressing the right to set the desired value
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Go to “Exit & Save”
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Section “Exit & Save” press the right
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Confirm “OK”
If there is no image on the screen maybe your TV doesn’t support PAL system.
If there is no image then complete next steps:
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Unplug power of STB
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Press and hold “Menu” button on RC (direct your RC to STB)
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Plug power on STB with holding “Menu” button
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Hold “Menu” button during 10 seconds.
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Switch PAL – NTSC with asingle press on the red “F1” button.
In the internal Portal
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Click “Setup”, “Services” or “SET” on the remote control (Depends on the version the remote control)
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Go to the “Video Settings”
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“Video output mode” by pressing the left or right to set the desired value
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“Graphic resolution” by pressing the left or right to set the desired value
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Confirm “OK”
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Select “Reboot”
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Confirm “OK”
Connecting the HDMI-DVI
To connect the STB MAG-200/250 to the device with DVI interface, you must enable “Force DVI”in “System settings” in the internal portal.
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“System settings” – Press the «Setup», «Services» or «SET» on the remote control (Depends on the version the remote control)
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“Video”
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“Force DVI” – pressing the right set “On”.
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Confirm by pressing the “OK”
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