SHARX SECURITY HTNC4410M Technical manual

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Quickstart Card see back side
Welcome!
Default IP: 192.168.30.220
Username: admin
Password: admin
User Guide:
www.sharxsecurity.com/pdf/htnc4410m.pdf
To reset to factory defaults: hold the reset switch (behind
MicroSD access plug) while powering the camera up.
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This model requires PoE+ / 802.3at. The standard 15 watt PoE (802.3af) is not sucient. One cable goes from
the camera to the power supply, and a second cable goes to your NVR, switch or router. (12V DC / 2A also works)
Using the camera with a Sharx NVR: No need to set IP addresses. The NVR displays live video on an HD
monitor or TV attached to the NVR. Recording is started automatically as well.
Using the camera without a Sharx NVR: A wide variety of PC/Mac software and apps are supported, including
Milestone, Luxriot, SecuritySpy, Titanium. Contact us for the most recent list and for setup help. Each camera
needs a unique IP address, typically congured with the SmartManager PC software (from our web site)
A Mac or PC that is temporarily set to 192.168.30.100 can also be used to congure the camera without software
See the back side of this card or scan QR code for more details, and please contact us if you have any questions.
HTNC4410M
Outdoor PoE+ camera - 10X Zoom
Sharx NVR
or
PC, router, phones
and other devices
PoE+

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Quickstart Card HTNC4410M
What’s inside: - Sharx Security HTNC4410M PoE+ camera with 10x zoom - Sunshade with plastic washer + phillips screw for attaching to camera - Drilling template and 3 mounting screws, 3 plastic anchors (dowels) - Protective cover for network connector, already attached to connector - Connectors for wired alarm and audio in/out (for optional accessories) Camera power up: Temporarily untwist the cover piece from the network connector, then connect a Cat5e network cable between the camera’s network jack and the POE out port of your 24W PoE+ power supply, for example the PSW4824-POE from L-com.com (Note: reattach cover piece for nal install) Connect a second cable from the power supply LAN port to NVR or router. (If you prefer, you can also use a 12 V DC / 2 amp (24 watt) power supply.) Camera initial connection with a Sharx Security NVR: After a few minutes the NVR nds and displays the camera automatically. Camera initial connection with a PC: Download SmartManager from SharxSecurity.com and run it on your PC. It should nd all Sharx HTNC cameras even if the default IP is inaccessible. Right click on the camera and choose “Assign IP”, then type an IP address that’s valid on your network (same rst 3 sets of numbers as your router). You can then check the box for DHCP if you prefer automatic IP selection. Camera initial connection with a Mac: Connect the cable from the PoE power supply LAN port to your Mac. Turn Wi o, then go to network preferences and set the Mac’s ethernet IP temporarily to 192.168.30.100. Then type http://192.168.30.220 into the browser’s address bar and log in with username admin password admin. Now go to the camera’s network menu and enter the desired IP, or select DHCP for an automatically assigned IP. When done, connect the camera to your router and set the Mac’s ethernet back to DHCP and Wi back on. Browser and software or app choice: Internet Explorer (IE) supports the full H.264 image quality and provides access to all menus including zoom and focus. Other browsers support MJPEG at low clarity and skip some menus. To start IE on Windows 10, right-click on the windows icon at the bottom left, select “Run”and type iexplore into the search box. If you don’t like IE or have a Mac without Bootcamp or Parallels, most PC, Mac, iOS, Android apps support the camera as an ONVIF device and can display the full H.264 image quality including zoom control. The default HTTP port is 80 and RTSP port is 554. Scan the QR code on the reverse side of this card for details on setting up Titanium, Milestone, Luxriot, BlueIris, SecuritySpy, Mobilinc, tinyCam, etc.