Digital Projection Titan 6000sx+ Specifications

							PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS
Brightness (±10%)
6000 Center Lumens
5500 ANSI Lumens 
Contrast Ratio (±10%)
1600:1 
Display Type
3 x .95” dark metal DMD™ with 
Fast Transit Pixels for smooth 
greyscale and improved contrast
DMD Specification
1400 x 1050 pixels native, 12˚ tilt angle
Fill Factor
87%
Sealed Optics at DMD™ Interface
Protects DMD’s™ from optical contamination
Source Compatibility
•  Composite, s-video, and color difference 
video standards 
•RGB graphics standards up to 2048 x 
1080 
• DVI standards
•High definition RGB and color difference 
standards
•High definition serial digital formats
Video Processing
• Enhanced 7 point color correction
• Xenon Color Mode - User selectable yellow 
notch filter and xenon-color mode 
processing, enable the projector to closely 
replicate xenon lamp spectral performance. 
• Class leading Video de-interlacing/processing
of SD and HD sources using auto 3:2 and 
2:2 extraction, ruggedized for editing 
discontinuities
• Pixel-based motion adaptive interpolation
• User selectable preset, parametric 
de-gamma and user downloadable 
de-gamma
• Frame Delay: as low as 1 frame, source 
dependant
• Auto mode selection - plug and play setupNetwork Connection
LAN via RJ 45, full protocol feature set
Lamp Type
Dual High Intensity Discharge module 
with 2 x 250W lamps
Lamp Life(typical)
1500 hours in dual lamp mode, 
3000 hours in single lamp mode
Lens Mount
Motorized horizontal and vertical lens 
shif t, zoom and focus
Lens Shift (maximum)
Zoom lenses:
Vert: ±0.44 frame; Hor: ±0.285 frame
Fixed lenses: 
Vert: ±0.09 frame; Hor: ±0.05 frame
Lens Options
0.73 :1 fixed
1.45-1.8 :1 zoom
1.8-2.5 :1 zoom
2.5-4.5 :1 zoom
4.5-7.3 :1 zoom
Mechanical Mounting
Front or rear table 
Front or rear ceiling (ceiling mount
optional)
Rugged, stager tolerant chassis
Optional handles / rigging / stacking
frame with integrated pitch, roll and 
yaw adjustments
Dimensions (excludes feet)
20in(L) x 19.5in(W) x 8.7in(H) 
510mm(L) x 495mm(W) x 220mm(H)   
Weight (chassis only)
48.4 lbs (22 kg)
INPUT/OUTPUT CAPABILITIES
Type
Composite
S-Video
Component
Interlaced/Std def Y, Cr/Pr, Cb/Pb, S
Graphics
RGB/Progressive Hi def Y, Cr/Pr, 
RGBHV
Digital RGB   
Serial Digital 
SD/HD SDI (SMPTE 259M/292M)Connector
BNC
4-pin mini DIN
BNCx4
BNCx5
D sub (15-pin)
DVI
BNCQuantity
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
6000sx+
Digital Projection International (DPI), Texas
Instruments first DLP™ partner and the original
innovator of the 3-chip DLP™ projector, proudly
introduces the newest and smallest of our
Professional Series displays, the Titan 6000sx+.
Weighing in at just 48.4 lb. (22 kg.), the twin-lamp
TITAN 6000sx+ employs the latest in Texas
Instruments SXGA+ dark metal, 3-chip DLP™
technology to deliver 6000 lumens and 1600:1
contrast.  Compact, robustly built and ultra-quiet
for its performance class, the TITAN is an
unmatched solution for command and control,
visualization, business, and educational venues.
For staging, the TITAN can be ordered with DPs
signature Pro Series rigging and stacking frame,
which provides integrated pitch, roll and yaw
adjustments, simplif ying installation time and
accuracy.
Other key benefits of the TITAN 6000sx+ include:
•  Class leading de-interlacing with SD and HD
sources processed using auto 3:2 and
2:2 extraction   
•Minimal video delay from input to screen - as
low as 1 frame, depending on source 
•Sealed optics to protect DMDs and other
focal plane components from airborne 
contaminants  
•Seven user-selectable inputs, including
HDCP compliant DVI and HD/SD-SDI  
•Seven-point color correction for broader color
space and accurate color alignment
•User selectable Xenon-color mode processing,
which enables the projector to closely replicate
the spectral performance of a Xenon lamp
•Twin high intensity discharge lamps, which
can be run individually or simultaneously, with
typical life of 1500 hours per lamp
The TITAN 6000sx+, DPIs first Pro Series display
priced and sized for every venue and everyday
use - bringing the precision of Digital Projection
to your venue.

Specifications subject to change without notice   DP V1.06/05  ©2005 Digital Projection, Inc.
™DLP, Digital Light Processing and DMD are trademarks of Texas Instruments, Inc.
PRELIMINARY SPECIFICATIONS 
						

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Native Color Temperature
HDTV Formats Supported
Scan Rates Supported
Remote Control
Automation Control
Operating/Storage Temperature
Operating Humidity
Thermal Dissipation 
Fan Noise
Power Requirements
Power Consumption
ADVANCED TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
PARAMETER
7500°K ±1000°K; white balance-adjustment: 3000°K to 10000°K
User selectable Xenon-like colorimetry using dynamic optical and electronic enhancement.
1080i, 1080p, 720p, 480i, 480p
(SMPTE 259M, 260M, 295M, 274M, 296M, RP211)
Horizontal: 15kHz to 100kHz / Vertical: 24Hz to 120Hz
Addressable IR remote control, wireless and wired with loop-through
On board invertable keypad
RS232 9-pin D type / LAN connection via RJ45 
Operating: 0 to 40°C / Storage: -10 to 50°C
20 to 80% non-condensing
2600 BTU
Less than 42dBA
100-240 VAC ±10%, 50/60Hz single phase 
750 Watts
PROJECTOR
Titan 6000sx+
PART NO.
Replacement lamp 
Rigging Frame
Ceiling mount
Infrared remote
(replacement)
LENSES
PART NO.
ACCESSORIESPART NO.
104-850105-016 
105-017 
105-018 
105-019 
105-020 105-022
104-923
105-021
105-023
Projector dimensions (in)
W119.5   H18.7   L120 Projector dimensions (mm)
W1495   H1220   L1510
0.73 :1  fixed
1.45-1.8:1  zoom 
1.8-2.5 :1  zoom
2.5-4.5 :1  zoom 
4.5-7.3 :1  zoom  
						

							 
1-2 Buttons
 
On/Off  Button
You can use this button to  turn  on/off  your tablet and activate/deactivate the
display.
 
Volume Controls
Press the Volume  Up  or Volume  Down  button to  adjust the volume.
 
1-3 Turning On/Off  Your  Tablet
 
Turning On Your  Tablet
Press and hold the  On/Off button  on your tablet for about  3 seconds, then
release it. The Lenovo  logo and the startup screen  will appear in sequence,
indicating your tablet has been  turned  on.
 
Turning Off  Your  Tablet
Press and hold the  On/Off button  on your tablet for about  1 second.  Select
Power off from  the pop-up window and then tap  OK to  turn  off your tablet.
 
NOTE:  When connecting  to  a computer with a USB cable, make sure that the
battery power is  sufficient for normal  operation;  otherwise,  charge with the AC
power adapter  before USB connection.
  
						

							1-4 Activating/Deactivating the Display
 
Activating  the Display
With  the display  deactivated, press the On/Off  button on the tablet to
activate the display.  The tablets display  will then illuminate,  indicating that it
has been  activated.
 
Deactivating the Display
If you do  not need  to  use your tablet temporarily,  you can press the  On/Off
button  to  deactivate the display.  Your tablet will then enter  standby mode  to
save power.
 
1-5 Screen Lock/Unlock
 
Screen Lock
Auto-Lock
You can set  screen  timeout  by  tapping
Settings  > DEVICE  >  Display
>  Sleep .  If there  is  no operation within the preset  standby time, the display
will automatically deactivate, and your tablet will be  locked automatically.
 
Manual Lock
If you do  not need  to  use your tablet temporarily,  you can press the  On/Off
button  for about  1 second  to  deactivate the display.  Your tablet will then be
locked,  and will enter  standby mode.
 
Screen Unlock
When in standby mode,  press the  On/Off  button on your tablet to  activate
the display.  Then, tap and hold the lock icon, and drag the slider  over  the
unlock icon, as shown in the illustration  below. 
						

							Screen Lock Pattern Setting
You can set  the screen  lock pattern by  tappingSettings > PERSONAL
>  Security  > Screen lock  > Pattern .  After this function has been  enabled,
you will be  required to  trace a personalized  unlock pattern to  unlock the
screen  before you can use your tablet.
 
1-6 Navigation  Tips
 
Back  : Return  to  the previous screen.
Home  : Return  to  the Home screen.
Recent  Apps  : Display  recently used  apps.
Advanced Menu : Display  shortcuts  such as System Settings,
Preferences,  Preview, Wallpaper,  Theme, and Add  Widget. 
						

							1 - Back2 - Home
3 -  Recent  Apps 4 - Advanced  Menu
 
1-7 Home Screen
 
This screen  enables you to  quickly  view and open your most frequently used
applications.
In the Home screen,  you can add shortcuts  and change your wallpaper.
To  add a shortcut to  the Home screen,  tap and hold the icon of the app
in the applications  list until it is  added to  the Home screen.
To  change your wallpaper, tap >  Wallpaper  to  choose a wallpaper
from   Local Wallpaper .
To  delete  something on the Home screen,  tap and hold the selected item
for about  2 seconds until
appears on the top of the screen,  then
drag the item to  the
area  to  remove  it. 
						

							 
Switching Home Screens
Your tablet has multiple screens.
Move through screens by  sliding  your finger across the display.  Icons can be
moved from  one panel  to  another.
 
1-8 Status Bar
 
System messages, if any, will be  displayed  in the status bar.
Information about  WLAN connections  and reception, power levels,  charging
status, and other  notifications  are displayed  in the status bar.
 
Drop down the status bar  to  display  the notification panel,  which contains the
Airplane mode  switch, WLAN setting  shortcut, GPS shortcut, Auto-rotate
screen  switch, Brightness adjustment toolbar, and Settings shortcut. 
						

							 
1-9 Recent Apps
 
Your tablet remembers  apps  you have used  recently.
Tap
to  display  a list of your recently used  apps.  Tap an  app from  the
list to  open it.
 
1-10 Applications Management
 
Slide your finger on the Home screen  to  open the applications  list. 
						

							TapSettings > DEVICE  > Apps to  manage all  your apps.
 
Uninstall
1. Tap the app you want  to  uninstall under the  Downloaded tab.
2. Tap  Uninstall  at the top.
3. Tap  OK.
Stop a running  app
1. Tap  Running  tab.
2. Tap the running app you want  to  stop.
3. Tap  Stop.
 
1-11 Entering Text
 
You can easily  enter  text from  the virtual keyboard  directly on the touch
screen,  such as when adding  contact information in the Contacts  application,
or typing and editing SMS messages. You can input English  letters and numeric
symbols directly on the touch  screen. 
						

							 
Virtual keyboard
 
Tap
on the bottom bar  to  hide the virtual keyboard. Tap the text input
box to  display  the virtual keyboard.
Switch Input  Method
Tap/to  toggle letters and numbers.
Tapto  enter  a capital  letter. Or double-tapuntil it
changes into
to  turn  caps lock on. Tap it again  to  unlock.
To  input a symbol, tap and hold the key until a pop-up box appears, then
drag your finger to  the symbol  you want.
In number input mode,  tapto  input symbols and special
characters. Tap
to  go  back to  number input mode.
Input  Options
TapSettings  > PERSONAL  >  Language &  input  to  open the
KEYBOARD &  INPUT METHODS menu. You can select  Android
keyboard (AOSP)  or  Google voice  typing in this menu.
 
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