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Canon XEED SX7 Mark II
Multimedia Projectors
Canon XEED SX7 Mark II
Superior brightness. Perfect detail.
The XEED SX7 Mark II is ideal for business users and photographers alike. SXGA+ resolution, 4000 lumens and a dedicated ‘Photo’ mode ensure bright, colour-accurate images in any lighting environment.
Benefits
- Native SXGA+ resolution and LCOS technology for sharp, clear images
- 4000 lumens brightness
- 1000:1 contrast ratio
- 1.7x zoom lens
- ‘PHOTO’ and Adobe RGB image modes
- Auto setup
- Near-silent 32dBA operation
- HD Ready with DVI port
Key Features
For powerful brightness and a high contrast ratio
HD Ready
Serial Commands
Download the serial commands necessary for setting up remote control of the SX7 Mark II
Detailed Features
The clearest image quality
In today’s competitive business climate, your professional presentations have to stand out clearly from the rest. That’s where the XEED SX7 Mark II makes all the difference. It projects perfect, seamless images with no gaps between pixels, thanks to advanced LCOS technology. Native SXGA+ resolution (1400 x 1050 pixels) provides superior reproduction of source text, graphics and moving images
Super bright in any surroundings
Benefit from powerful projection with clear images, even when giving presentations in high light levels or large venues. Ultra-bright 4000 lumens and a long-lasting AC lamp, combined with Canon’s AISYS optical system, provide high performance projection at all times.
Vivid colours, deep blacks
Another advantage of Canon’s AISYS optical system is a high 1000:1 contrast ratio. This gives vivid colour tones and true blacks in dark areas, for a richer viewing experience.
Flexible projector placement
The motorised 1.7x wide-angle Canon zoom lens ensures easy projector placement, as even large images can be projected from a short distance. It can be operated from a remote control handset or the control panel. The lens has a special coating to prevent ghosting and flare.
Professional PHOTO image mode
The dedicated ‘Photo’ image mode offers exceptionally accurate colour reproduction of still images in any lighting conditions – as the intensity and tone of the ambient light is automatically taken into account. The projector also features specialised Adobe RGB and sRGB image modes.
Simple auto set-up
Set-up is quick and easy. Auto Focus, Auto Screen Colour Correction, Auto Vertical Keystone Correction and Auto Input Selection provide optimum projector configuration, at the touch of a button.
Near-silent operation
Quiet Mode ensures near-silent operation, with fan noise reduced to just 32dBA. Audiences can concentrate fully on your presentation, without distracting background noise.
HD Ready
The projector is HD Ready, and can faithfully reproduce High Definition images. HD display is enhanced by the DVI (Digital Visual Interface) port, providing the best possible image quality. Support for the HDCP standard allows playback of encrypted digital content.
Optional network adaptor
The projector can be connected an Ethernet network via the optional RS-NA01 Network Adapter – providing remote monitoring and control.
| Type |
LCOS reflective display, TFT Active Matrix |
| Size and Number |
0.7” diagonal (15mm x 11mm), 3 panels |
| Aspect Ratio |
4:3 |
| Native Resolution |
1400 x 1050 (SXGA+), 1470000 pixels |
| Lamp Type |
275W NSHA |
| Lens F Number and Focal Length |
F1.85 – F2.5; f=21.7 – 35.8mm |
| Zoom Magnification and Control |
1.7x Motorised |
| Focus Control |
Motorised Auto / Manual Focus |
| Lens Shift |
9:1 (fixed) |
| Brightness |
4000 lumens (3200 lumens in Quiet Mode) |
| Brightness Uniformity |
88% |
| Contrast Ratio |
1000:1 (full on / full off) |
| Projection Distance Coverage |
1.2m – 9.0m (3.0m - 4.9m for a 100 inch image) |
| Screen Size |
40” - 300” (81 x 61cm - 610 x 457cm) |
| Digital Zoom Magnification |
1x – 12x |
| Keystone Correction Range |
Vertical: +/- 20° (Auto / Manual)
Horizontal: +/- 20° (Manual) |
| Digital RGB Compatibility |
SXGA+ / SXGA / WXGA / XGA / SVGA / VGA |
| Analogue RGB Compatibility |
UXGA / SXGA+ / SXGA / WXGA / XGA / SVGA / VGA |
| Digital Video Scan Systems |
1080i / 1035i / 720p / 575p / 480p |
| Component Video Scan Systems |
1080i / 1035i / 720p / 575p / 575i / 480p / 480i |
| Video / S-Video Colour Systems |
PAL / PAL-M / PAL-N / NTSC / NTSC4.43 / SECAM |
| Scanning Frequency |
Horizontal: 15-100kHz, Vertical: 50-100Hz, Clock: 170MHz |
| Display Modes |
Standard, Presentation, Movie, Adobe RGB, sRGB, Photo |
| Image Enhancement |
12-bit Digital Gamma Correction |
| Built-in Speaker |
1.0W RMS, Monaural |
| Digital RGB / Analogue RGB Input 1 |
DVI-I 29-pin |
| Analogue RGB Input 2 |
Mini D-Sub 15-pin (Component via supplied adaptor cable) |
| Analogue RGB Output |
Mini D-Sub 15-pin |
| Composite Video Input |
RCA x 1 |
| Audio Input 1, Input 2, Input 3 |
3.5mm stereo mini-jack x 3 |
| Audio Output |
3.5mm stereo mini-jack x 1 (variable level) |
| Mouse Control |
USB Type B |
| Service Port / Projector Control |
Mini D-Sub 9-pin |
| Front Elevation Mechanism |
One-Touch mechanical foot, 10° maximum image elevation |
| Rear Adjustment Mechanism |
Two rotary feet for fine adjustment |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) |
266mm x 114mm x 336mm |
| Weight |
4.8kg |
| Power Source |
100V - 240V AC, 50/60Hz |
| Power Consumption |
Normal Mode: 360W / Quiet Mode: 290W / Standby: 7W |
| Noise Level |
Normal Mode: 36dBA / Quiet Mode: 32dBA |
| Operating Environment |
+5°C to +35°C |
| Storage Environment |
-30°C to +60°C |
| Warranty |
3 years |
Gesundheit Nord Medical Centres
Canon’s video projectors deliver the sharpest images for the doctors in the ‘Gesundheit Nord Klinikverbund Bremen gGmbH’ group. Using Canon’s XEED SX80 Mark II Medical video projectors, it has modernised its day-to-day routine and digital X-ray systems are now used in daily consultations across four clinics in Bremen.
inamo Restaurant, London
In 2010 over 90 Canon XEED projectors were installed at inamo st james. The projectors are part of inamo’s proprietary E-TableTM solution, which lets diners order their meal, choose a digital table cloth, watch a kitchen ‘ChefCam,’ and even order a taxi home, all through a projected display on their table.
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