Sharp AQUOS BOARD PN-L603A Multi-Touch Interactive Whiteboard Display

Simultaneous Writing

Recognizing up to 10 points of contact, the PN-L703A/703B and PN-L603A/603B multi-touch LCD monitors allow up to four people to write on the screen at the same time using touch pens or fingers. Participants can take an active part in meetings, brainstorming sessions, classroom interactions, and more. Discussions and presentations become platforms for effective and lively exchanges of opinions.

Smooth, Highly Responsive Touch Pen

The dedicated touch pen with function buttons is so smooth and light that using it is like writing on paper. A pressure sensor at the tip of this slim and lightweight pen lets you write with high precision and with an effortless and uninterrupted flow.

User-Friendly Pen Software Interface

Using a touch pen, you can easily launch and display the Pen Software user interface – a menu comprising smartly arranged icons that provide easy access to pen settings and functions. Each touch pen has its own dedicated menu, which can be displayed even when up to four people are writing on the screen at the same time. Pen settings such as color and line thickness can be set for each touch pen (with function buttons).

Handwriting Recognition

These LCD monitors feature a handwriting recognition function for converting selected onscreen handwriting into standard text. This convenient function allows you to utilize onscreen content to make neat and legible minutes of your meetings.

Quick Startup (PN-L703A/603A)

The whiteboard function on the PN-L703A/603A can start up quickly at a press of the power button, so that meetings get underway without delay.
Note: When booting the LCD monitor from power off status (power turned off using the power button on the monitor or remote control)

Touch-Operated Onscreen Display

Pressing the Touch Menu button displays an onscreen menu that lets you easily switch input sources, change volume level, or turn the touchscreen function on and off without using a remote controller.

Minimize Glare and Fingerprints

Protecting the screen is an anti-glare film that helps work to reduce glare and reflections and minimize fingerprint soiling on the glass.

MFP Connectivity

Documents and images scanned from a color-scan-capable Sharp MFP can be imported directly to the Sharp Pen Software for display on the AQUOS BOARD system. For added convenience, image data shown onscreen–including notations–can be saved to a PC or sent directly to an MFP for printout.

• Touch Display Link enables the following interactive functions on the AQUOS BOARD display and mobile devices connected via wireless LAN:
  • Sharing of onscreen content
  • Transfer of files
  • Interactive onscreen writing and drawing
  • Remote control of the AQUOS BOARD display from mobile devices
• Up to 50 mobile devices can be connected simultaneously.
• Files can be exchanged between mobile devices even if they are not connected to the AQUOS BOARD display.
• Users can capture onscreen images and save them on their mobile devices to make personally annotated memos (personal memo).
• Touch Display Link also connects two AQUOS BOARD interactive display systems on the same network (intranet, VPN, etc.) to enable larger-scale interactive communications.

Front-Mounted Speakers

Two speakers (10W + 10W) are mounted low on the front of the LCD monitor to deliver clearer sound.

A Wealth of Input / Output Terminals

The PN-L703A/703B and PN-L603A/603B come standard-equipped with a wealth of input/output terminals – on the side and the bottom of the monitor – to enable easy connection with a wide variety of equipment. This array of terminals includes three HDMI ports, two D-sub ports, two DisplayPort™ terminals (one input, one output), and two touchscreen-supporting USB ports. One of the USB ports can be assigned to a regularly connected PC, such as a host PC used to operate the LCD monitor. The other USB port facilitates temporary connection to another PC, such as one used by a meeting participant. This allows easy PC connection without the need to switch the USB cable.