Panasonic NV-RX37A User Manual

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Specifications and Main Features

Model: NV-RX37A
Power supply: AC Adaptor with a range of 100 to 240V, 50-60 Hz and Rechargeable Batteries
Continuous Imaging Maximum Duration:

– CGR-V610: 100 minutes

– CGR-V620: 215 minutes

– CGR-V816: 430 minutes

The digital zoom has an upper limit of 100 times.
22 x Optical zoom
Normal Accessories such as Lens Cap, White Balance Sensor, Microphone, and Tally Lamp and

Focus Dial along with 9 total Digital Effects Modes.

The two recording speeds available are SP and LP.
The available supported tape lengths include 30, 45 and 60 minutes.
The two main menu functions include main menu and title menu.
A combination of different playback functions is available such as Forward Search, Rewind, Cue

Playback, and Still Playback.

Lithium-ion batteries are used.
A shoulder strap is provided.
A remote controller is provided.
AV cables for TV Connections are provided.
Cassette Adaptor is provided.
Provisions for saving power that includes Auto Power save and anti-ground recording.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which Movie Camera Model do you use?

A: NV-RX37A

Q: What is the length of time required for a battery to recharge to full capacity?

A: The length of time required for a CGR battery to get fully charged depends on the model type, for instance CGR V610 80 mins, CGR V620 145 mins and for CGR V816 it would take around to 310 minutes.

Q: With the MOVIE CAMERA maneuver if a user is running low on battery can they keep using the device?

A: If the AC Adaptor is connected, then yes.

Q: Which battery is used by the Movie Camera?

A: The Movie Camera uses a Lithium ion type rechargeable battery.

Q: How many recording modes are there?

A: The camera supports SP(Standard Play) and LP(Long Play) recording modes.

Q: What do I do if the camera does not start up?

A: Check the battery as it might be empty or attach the AC Adaptor for power.

Q: How can I watch the recorded playback?

A: You can view it on the Movie Camera or attach it to a TV set through the AV cable.

Q: Do you have any special effects on the Movie Camera?

A: Yes, there are 9 digital effects that the camera offers spanning a range of effects to within Mosaic, Sepia, Black & White modes.