Canon WUX5800 Manuel utilisateur

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LCOS Projector WUX5800/WUX6700/WUX7500

1. Main Features

●WUX 5800: WUXGA resolution , 5800 lm , lamp light source

●WUX 6700: WUXGA resolution , 6700 lm , lamp light source

●WUX 7500: WUXGA resolution , 7500 lm , lamp light source

< Common specifications to all three models >

●Integration of AISYS illumination optical processor, Chalcedony image processor, and LCOS panel system

technologies

●Support for numerous interfaces including HDMI, DisplayPort, HDBaseT, and DVI-I

●Improved video visibility

●Supports service apps (Canon Service Tool for PJ )

・iOS application is used to establish a Wi-Fi connection with the projector, and enables remote control

operations and projector status management easily.

●Built-in RTC(Real-Time Clock)

・Scheduler function that can be configured to perform actions, such as starting or shutting down the

projector at specified times.

・Improved information accessibility through log information linking

●Low-delay playback with no more than 1.0 frame of delay

●Low noise at 27 dB

●sRGB coverage 90% or higher

●Spigot lens mount

・A new single-action replaceable projection lens mount to ensure expandability for future projection lens

with new functions

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2. Specifications

2-1. Basic specifications

1.Product classification

Item name

Image device, number

Projection lens

Projector

Reflective LCD panel (LCOS), 3 panels

Detachable

2.Image device

Number of pixels

Display size

Aspect ratio

1920×1200 (WUXGA)

0.71 type

16:10

3.Light source

Type

Power consumption

Super high pressure lamp for projectors

WUX5800: 343/300/262 W

WUX6700: 386/300/262 W

WUX7500: 430/300/262 W

** Changed with the lamp mode setting

Full power / power saver 1 / power saver 2

4.Images

Optical system

Light output

Marginal lumination ratio

Contrast ratio

Native

Lamp control “On”

Electronic zoom

Keystone correction

Dichroic mirror and PBS color separation-combination system

* When the image mode is set to presentation

* When standard type is used for the projection lens

WUX5800: 5800/5200/4500 lm

WUX6700: 6700/5200/4500 lm

WUX7500: 7500/5200/4500 lm

** Changed with the lamp mode setting

Full power / power saver 1 / power saver 2

The luminance values for modes other than Full power are

calculated and are not guaranteed as specifications

* When standard type is used for the projection lens

90%

* All white : all black

* When standard type is used for the projection lens

Not disclosed

2000:1 (The lamp light is decreased at all black display.)

Maximum 12x (for length)

Vertical direction ± 20°

Horizontal direction ± 20°

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5.Terminals and I/O signals (1)

DVI-I

Digital PC input

Analog PC input

HDMI

Digital PC input

Digital video input

DisplayPort

Mini Dsub15

Analog PC input

Component video input

RJ-45

HDBaseT input

Network connection

USB Type A

USB data transmission

WUXGA,UXGA,WSXGA+,SXGA+,WXGA+,FWXGA,WXGA,SXGA

,XGA,SVGA,VGA

WUXGA,UXGA,WSXGA+,SXGA+,WXGA+,FWXGA,WXGA,SXGA

,XGA,SVGA,VGA

WUXGA,UXGA,WSXGA+,SXGA+,WXGA+,FWXGA,WXGA,SXGA

,XGA,SVGA,VGA

1080p,1080i,720p,576p,480p

**Audio input supported

Equivalent to the HDMI terminal

* The details of digital PC signals are different between DVI-I and

HDMI/DisplayPort.

WUXGA,UXGA,WSXGA+,SXGA+,WXGA+,FWXGA,WXGA,SXGA

,XGA,SVGA,VGA

1080p,1080i,720p,576p,576i,480p,480i

*Switched automatically between HDBaseT and general network

Image, audio, control and network (100BASE-TX)

** Equivalent to the image and audio of HDMI/DisplayPort

Network (100BASE-TX)

NMPJ screen transfer (CANON original protocol)

JPEG still image

Firmware version up

6. Terminals and I/O signals (2)

Mini jack

Dsub9

RS-232 connection

Audio input

Audio output

Wired remote connection

User command

Firmware version up

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7.Mechanics

Lens shift

Lens mount

Adjustable feet

Dimensions

Weight

Noise level

Electric powered

Amount of lens shift

** When standard type is used for the projection lens

** When the lens shift mode is set to normal

Vertical direction +55%/-15%

Horizontal direction +10%/-10%

Spigot type

Four locations on the bottom

Extension length: 14.6 mm

Maximum angle of inclination: ±1.8°

W: 480 mm, H: 196 mm, D: 515 mm

Approx. 13 kg

WUX5800: 35/29/27 dB

WUX6700: 37/29/27 dB

WUX7500: 40/29/27 dB

** Changed with the lamp mode setting

Full power / power saver 1 / power saver 2

8.Others

Infra-red receiver

Built-in speaker

Power supply

Power consumption

Standby power

Operation environment

Storage environment

One in the front and one in the back

Monaural audio: 1 W

AC100－240 V, 50/60 Hz

WUX5800: 455/385/350 W

WUX6700: 495/390/355 W

WUX7500: 555/390/355 W

** Changed with the lamp mode setting

Full power / power saver 1 / power saver 2

1.6～0.28 W

** Changed with the network and other settings

0℃ － 40℃ , 20%RH - 85%RH

-20℃ － 60℃

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2-2. Installation Specifications

(1) Projection specifications

These products can handle different projection conditions by changing the projection lens.

The projection specifications for using the different projection lenses are detailed in a separate document.

This document will only provide an outline.

The following figure shows the projection distances when the projection lens is changed.

** For the product names of the projection lenses, refer to the name assignment notification.

** Use this information with caution because the release period may vary depending on the projection lens

The unit of the horizontal axis is meter. The projection lens projects 100-inch images in the indicated range.

Optical zoom is possible with the top four lenses. The bottom two lenses have a fixed focal length, without

optical zoom.

Projection lens

Image [inches]

Projection distance［m］

Ultra Long Zoom

60－600

4.6－89.0

Long Zoom

40－600

1.9－48.5

Standard Zoom

40－600

1.3－29.0

Wide Zoom

40－600

0.9－19.5

Short Fixed

40－300

0.69－5.17

Ultra Wide

40－300

0.45－3.51

Ultra Long Zoom

Long Zoom

Standard Zoom

Wide Zoom

Short Fixed

Ultra Wide

2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16

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(2) Adjustable feet

Four adjustable feet are provided on the bottom of the

product.

The length of these feet can be adjusted to minimize the

horizontal tilt of the image projected on the screen.

The adjustable feet are detachable, and the screw holes for

them are also used to install suspension fittings.

Rotation

Rotate the adjustable feet to adjust their lengths.

The maximum extension length of each leg is 14.6

mm.

Note that if the adjustable feet are turned beyond the

extension length, they come off.

The front-to-back angle of this product can be

adjusted in the range of ±1.8 degrees relative to the

surface that the product is placed on.

** The figure is for explanation only and different from the actual product shape.

Adjustable feet

Extension

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(3) Lens shift system

This product has a lens shift system that can move the image position vertically and horizontally.

It is electrically driven through buttons on the projector or remote.

The lens shift range is as follows:

●Lens shift mode: Normal

Projection lens

Direction

Amount of lens shift

Lens shift ratio

Ultra Long Zoom

Long Zoom

Standard Zoom

Wide Zoom

Vertical

Horizontal

55% / -15%

10% / -10%

10.5:-0.5 / 3.5:6.5

4:6 / 6:4

Short Fixed

Vertical

Horizontal

11.3% / -11.3%

4.6% / -4.6%

6.13:3.87 / 3.87:6.13

4.54:5.46 / 5.46:4.54

Ultra Wide

Vertical

Horizontal

75% / -15%

30% / -30%

1.25:-2.5 / 3.5:6.5

8:2 / 2:8

Moving to the maximum positions in both vertical and horizontal directions will cause the guaranteed

optical performance range to be exceeded.

This product is a system that only allows the lens to be shifted within the guaranteed optical performance

range.

The range of movement (guaranteed optical performance range) is illustrated later in a figure.

●Lens shift mode: Expanded

Projection lens

Direction

Amount of lens shift

Lens shift ratio

Ultra Long Zoom

Long Zoom

Standard Zoom

Wide Zoom

Short Fixed

Ultra Wide

Vertical

Horizontal

90% / -90%

30% / -30%

14:-4 / -4:14

8:2 / 2:8

With this setting, the lens can be shifted to the maximum positions vertically and horizontally, ignoring the

guaranteed optical performance range.

** Amount of lens shift is an approximate calculated value.

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●Area in which the image can be moved (Lens shift mode: Normal)

）

The following figure shows the area in which the image can be moved (guaranteed optical performance

range) of this product.

The light gray area excluding the four corners is the guaranteed optical performance range.

○RS-SL01ST

（

Standard Zoom Lens

）、

RS-SL02LZ

（

Long Zoom Lens

）、

RS-SL04UL

（

Ultra Long

Zoom Lens

）、

RS-SL05WZ

（

Wide Zoom

）

○RS-SL03WF

（

Short Fixed Lens

）

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○RS-SL06W

（

Ultra Wide Lens

）

●Notes (Lens shift mode: Expanded)

Moving the image outside the guaranteed optical performance range may cause shade to appear in the

corner area of the image.

We recommend that you do not use the product in this manner but rather adjust the installation position so

that the image is within the guaranteed range.

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2-5. Installation direction

●360°projection

This product is free to install at any of the 360 degrees in the direction of rotation shown in the figure.

In other words, the product supports projection right above or below for digital signage.

○Installation orientation that is not allowed

The product cannot be installed with the side panel facing down as shown in figure A.

Fig. A Not allowed



Fig. BAllowed





Products that use discharge lamps for their light source have limitations in how they can be installed. This is

because discharge lamps by their nature have certain orientations that they cannot be used in. Using this

product in the orientation shown in figure A can cause the lamp to malfunction.

The product must be used within the range shown in figure B.

±10°

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