Canon LV-7350 User manual

Big!
Project a 100-inch image from approx. 4 feet closer than previous models.
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The projectors' ultra-wide zoom lens lets
you project a 100-inch image from as
close as 9.2 feet. They feature an
unprecedented 1.5X motorized zoom,
making them easy to set up in any size
room.
Short Throw Distance
Count on Native XGA resolution (1,024 x
768 pixels) to get all the details in your
image that you need. You may also
project SXGA resolution (1,280 x 1,024
pixels) through high-quality compres-
sion.
Advanced Connectivity
At the touch of a button, Canon's Turbo
Bright System boosts brightness up to
2,200 ANSI lumens (LV-7355) or up to
1,800 ANSI lumens (LV-7350). This is
done without increasing power
consumption or sacrificing bulb life.
Each model comes equipped with a DVI-I
interface for either digital or analog RGB
input, allowing you to hook up two
computers at the same time. They also
feature component, S-Video, and RCA
terminals, which allows you the freedom
to connect to virtually any electronic
device.
Enhanced BrightnessCrisp XGA Resolution
A remarkably short throw distance. And extra brightness in any situation. The LV-7355 and LV-7350 set a new standard in
convenience for compact Native XGA projectors with these and many other features. Discover the Canon advantage.
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LV-7355/LV-7350
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Top Control
Panel
Audio Output
Jack R
Audio Output
Jack L
Reset Button
Control
Port
Connector
USB Port
Keystone
Button
Warning
Temp
Indicator
Lamp
Indicator
Ready
Indicator
Lamp
Replace
Indicator
Focus
Button
Video Input
Jack Pr/Cr
Video Input
Jack Y
Audio Input
Jack L
Adjustable Feet
and Feet Lock
Latches
Projection Lens
Infrared
Remote
Receiver
Audio Input
Jack R
RGB Input
Digital/Analog
Computer
Audio
Input Jack
S-video Input
Jack
RGB Input
Analog
Menu Button
Vertical distortion
Horizontal distortion
Input Button
Zoom Button
Bright Button
Set Button
Video Input
Jack Pb/Cb
Specifications
Type: Ultra-portable LCD Projector
LCD Panel: 0.9" polysilicon active matrix TFT x 3. 4:3 aspect ratio
Number of Pixels: 786,432 1,024(H) x 768(V)
Supported Display Standards: Native XGA, SXGA (Compression),
SVGA, VGA
Light Source: 200W UHP lamp
Brightness (Brighter mode/True Color mode): LV-7355: 2,200/
1,900 ANSI lumens, LV-7350: 1,800/1,500 ANSI lumens
Uniformity: 85%
Contrast Ratio: 350:1 (All white/All black)
Horizontal Resolution: 800 TV lines
Projection Lens: 25.7 to 37.9 mm, F1.7 to 2.44, 1.5X zoom
Lens Shifting: 9:1
Elevation Adjustment: Up by 15.6°(One-touch adjustment)
Projected Image Size (Projection Distance): WIDE mode:
45"(3.9 ft.), 100"(9.2 ft.), 150"(13.8 ft.), 200"(18.4 ft.),
300"(28.2 ft.) TELE mode: 30"(3.9 ft.), 68"(9.2 ft.), 100"(13.8
ft.), 134"(18.4 ft.), 200"(28.2 ft.)
Digital Keystone Distortion Compensation Angle: ±20°
(vertical), ±10° (horizontal)
Color System: NTSC/PAL/SECAM/NTSC 4.43/PAL-M/PAL-N
Supported Computers: IBM PC compatible, Macintosh, PC98,
workstation (Some workstations are not supported.)
Scanning Frequency: 15 to 100kHz for horizontal sync., 50 to
100Hz for vertical sync., 140MHz for dot clock
Audio Output: 1W monaural
Built-in Speaker: 1.6 x 1.2 in., x1
Rated Supply Voltage: 100 to 120/200 to 240V AC, 50/60Hz
Power Consumption: 300W
Ambient Operation Temperature: 41 to 95˚F (5 to 35°C)
Storage Temperature: 14 to 140˚F (-10 to 60°C)
Dimensions (W x H x D):
13.1 x 3.5 x 9.6 in./331.5 x 89.5 x 244.1
mm excluding legs. (Legs: 0.5 in./11.5 mm)
Weight of Main Unit: Approx. 9.46 lbs. (4.3kg)
Nomenclature
LV-7355/7350 Kit Contents:
Projector • Wireless remote control (AA
alkaline batteries included) • VGA
computer cable • DVI/VGA adapter •
Mouse control cable for PS/2 • Lens
cap • Soft carrying case • Power cable •
Warranty card • User's manual
Available Options:
Wireless Imager • Media Card Imager
Distortion-free Images
The LV-7355 and LV-7350 feature Hori-
zontal and Vertical Keystone Correction to
keep your images perfectly proportioned.
User-friendly Operation
Automatic adjustment kicks in the moment
you plug in your video or data source, and
you'll enjoy quiet operation from start to
finish. A handy remote control provides
easy access to digital zoom, image freeze,
and other key functions.
Diverse Options
When you want to go wireless, use the
Wireless Imager* to transfer data from your
laptop to the projector. Or, for presenta-
tions without a
PC, the Media
Card Imager
is available.
Flexible Image Adjustment
Use gamma adjustment to change picture
quality as you like, and save this
customized setting for later use. A total of
12 settings are included to ensure the best
quality in all situations.
Power On-Off
Button
Superior Optical Technology
Featuring an innovative Canon-developed
lens, the LV-7355 and LV-7350 are the
first multimedia projectors to offer 1.5X
motorized zoom. This expands your range
of throw distances, giving you flexibility
with projector placement. And because the
lens is wide, you don't need as much room
for large-size projection—100-inch images,
for example, can be projected from almost
4 feet closer than previous models.
Canon's renowned lens expertise ensures
low distortion and enhanced color fidelity
as well.
Ideal for Corporate Offices, SOHOs, and Home Theaters!
● Document camera
● DVD or VCR
● Digital camera
● Digital video camera
● Notebook or desktop PC
● Optional Wireless Imager
●
Optional Media Card Imager
LV-7355 or LV-7350
* When using this device, switching to the next image and mouse response
may be slower compared to a RGB cable connection.
Wireless Imager
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