Canon Projectors Quiet Operation, LED Illumination, Super-High SXGA+ Resolution, Digital Zoom

S X 6 S X 6 0 S X 5 0 X 6 0 0

Quiet Operation

In a projector, heat is generated by its projection lamp and power- supply circuits. The cooling system required to dissipate this heat is one of the main reasons why projectors tend to be noisy. In the new SX6, SX60 and X600, ventilation vents, cooling fan, and layout of the optical array have been engineered with noise prevention in mind, resulting

in exceptionally quiet operation.

➧Vents designed for efficient cooling

➧In-line layout for unobstructed ventilation

➧Large fan operates at lower speed

LED Illumination

LEDs on the SX6, SX60 and X600 indicate the projector's connections and operational status at a glance. When several image input devices are connected, a LED indicates which image signal is selected as the input. The LED illumination on the operation panel flashes to indicate start-up, end of presentation, and other user commands.

Input terminals Operations panel

Convenient Remote Control functions for sophisticated presentations

Digital Zoom

Enlarges a selected single area of the screen, such as specific data in a graph; images can be enlarged a maximum of 12x*.

* Resolution of the enlarged section is reduced.

Spot

Highlights a portion of the image on the screen; the spotlight can be made larger or smaller and moved anywhere on the screen.

Freeze

Freeze-frame function lets you freeze the on-screen display for pauses in the presentation, such as changing PC connections or checking the subsequent image file.

LED indicates connector responding	LEDs flash to indicate/confirm
to image signal.	specific operations.

Super-High (SXGA+) Resolution

SXGA+ can project 3.1 times the display area

of SVGA and 1.9 times the area of XGA to clearly display large amounts of detailed information, such as simultaneous projection of multiple PC windows (SX6, SX60, SX50 only).

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