MODEL VPL

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CS7
Mobile and Bright SVGA Projector
1800 ANSI lumen
Mobile and bright enough for virtually any
classroom or meeting room, the VPL-CS7 is an
ideal projector for education and business use.
The Sony VPL-CS7 is a truly mobile projector with
features that save time before and after a lesson or
presentation. Sonys Intelligent Auto Set-up means
that the projector is ready to use at the press of a
button and thanks to the Off & Go function the
projector can be unplugged and taken away without
waiting for the lamp to cool down. This projector is
also equipped with Monitor Out, which allows users
to view the projected image on an additional screen.
Off & Go Function
The fan continues to cool the projector after the
power supply is removed, enabling users to unplug
the projector immediately after use, without damaging
the lamp. (Other projectors need to be cooled and
remain connected to the power supply after use.)
Control Panel Lock
This function locks the controls on the top and side of
the projector, to prevent unauthorised or unintentional
use of the controls. Functionality can be switched on
or off.
Password Protection
When this function is activated a password is required
to use the projector (if the password is lost, Sony is
able to retrieve it).
Intelligent Auto Set-up
Press the on button and the projector will complete
the following steps automatically, ensuring ease of
operation:
1 Lens protector opens automatically
(which also avoids loss of the lens cap)
2 Projector tilts to previously used angle
3 Auto keystone correction is completed
4 Auto input search occurs
5 Smart Auto Pixel Alignment (APA) is completed.
Key Features
Additional Features
Monitor Out
The projector can display the image
simultaneously on a large screen and on an
additional monitor (via a 15 pin D-sub
connection), so that the user can face the
audience and still see the information
being shown.
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Inputs Specification Table
Halogented flame retardants are not used in cabinets.
Halogented flame retardants are not used in printed wiring boards.
Lead-free solder is used for soldering.
Polystyrene foam for the packaging cushions is not used in packaging.
PrimeSupport
All Sony business projectors* come supplied with a 3-years support pack which
offers unique extra services and benefits.
3-years support
Free telephone helpdesk support in 5 languages
Collection and delivery anywhere in EU, Norway or Switzerland
www.sonybiz.net/primesupport
* Excluding VPL-FX51
Native Resolution
Panel Type
Projection System
Brightness
Contrast Ratio
Fan Noise
Weight
Dimensions (w x h x d)
Key
Specifications
SVGA (800 x 600 x 3)
0.62-inch p-Si LCD x 3
3 LCD panels, 1 lens system
1800 ANSI lumen
350:1
35dB
2.9kg
295 x 78 x 238 mm
Standard Lens Zoom
Vertical Keystone Correction
Horizontal Keystone Correction
Lamp Type
Lamp Life (recommended
replacement time)
Filter Cleaning Time
Speaker
Maximum Power Consumption
Standby Power Consumption
Body Colour
General 1.2 times / Manual
+/- 15
No
185W UHP
3000 H
500 H
1W Mono
250W
4.6W
Dark Silver
Min Max Screen Size
(diagonally)
40-inch / 1m screen
80-inch / 2m screen
100-inch / 2.5m screen
150-inch / 3.8m screen
200-inch / 5.1m screen
300-inch / 7.6m screen
Throwing
Distance
40 300 inch
102 762 cm
1.1 1.4m
2.3 2.8m
2.9 3.5m
4.4 5.3m
5.9 7.0m
8.8 10.6m
Input A
Video
HDTV / DTV Ready
Audio
Inputs HD D-sub 15-pin (RGB)
S-Video
Composite Video
DTV
Stereo Minijack
Remote Commander
Carrying Case
Cables
Air Filter
Supplied
Accessories
RM-PJ2 (credit card style)
Soft Type
HD D-sub 15 pin (2m)
YES
Monitor Out Output YES (Analog RGB)
Lamp
Ceiling Mount Bracket
3 x phono 15 pin
D-sub cable
Optional
Accessories
LMP-E180
PSS-AT2S
SMF-402
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