SHARX SECURITY HTNR16560 Technical manual

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Quickstart Card see back side
Welcome!
Default IP: 192.168.0.8
Username: admin
Password: admin
User Guide:
www.sharxsecurity.com/pdf/htnr16560.pdf
To reset everything to factory defaults: use menu on
attached TV or monitor, or use SmartManager software
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Using the NVR with Sharx HTNC PoE cameras: Just plug a network cable from the Sharx HTNC camera into an
available port in the back of the NVR. No need to set IP addresses. The NVR provides power to the camera and
displays live video on a full HD monitor or TV attached to the NVR. Recording is started automatically as well.
Note1: HTNC45xx series with 5 MP resolution are supported in the rst 4 ports. Other ports support up to 3 MP.
Note2: HTNC4410M, HTNC4430XIR need special power supplies connected between the NVR and camera.
Using the NVR with other cameras: Samsung and many other new ONVIF S compatible cameras with 3 video
streams and a default username admin and password admin can plug right in. Some models including older
Sharx SCNC series need to be set up as RTSP compatible cameras instead of ONVIF. Contact us for setup help.
See the back side of this card or scan QR code for more details, and please contact us if you have any questions.
HTNR16560
16 Camera Network Video Recorder
HD TV or HD monitor PC or Mac with software
iPhone, iPad, Android with app
NVR

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Quickstart Card HTNR16560
What’s inside: - Sharx Security HNR / HTNR16560 Network Video Recorder - Power cord, mouse, TV-style remote control - Depending on model, 1 or 2 hard drives may be pre-installed in the NVR NVR connections and power up: - Recommended: Connect a TV with HDMI cable (or computer monitor with 15 pin cable) to the NVR. Connect the mouse to the front USB jack. - If you also want to view or control the NVR from your PC, Mac or mobile devices, connect a Cat5e cable from your router to the NVR’s WAN port. - Connect the included power cord to the NVR and to power, and make sure the switch in the back is turned on. The NVR will beep and take a few minutes to start up and display the initial menu on your TV or monitor. Camera connection with Sharx HTNC and recent ONVIF S cameras: As noted on the front of this card, plug your compatible cameras in to the LAN ports in the back, starting with any 5 MP cameras in ports 1-4. After a few minutes the NVR nds and displays the cameras automatically. The red light in front of the NVR indicates recording has started as well. Contact us for instructions regarding Sharx SCNC and older PoE cameras. Optional Network setup with NVR monitor or TV: Simply proceed through the setup menu on the TV / monitor to set up your NVR’s IP address or to choose DHCP for an automatically assigned IP. Optional Network setup with a PC and no NVR monitor: Download SmartManager software from SharxSecurity.com. It will nd the NVR and allow you to log in with admin / admin and set a xed IP that’s valid on your network (same rst 3 sets of digits as your router). After this rst step you can optionally choose DHCP for an automatically assigned IP. (In this case, remember to reserve the IP in your router). Optional network setup with a Mac, no monitor, and no software: Connect your Mac directly to the NVR’s WAN port. Turn Wi o, then go to your Mac’s network preferences and set the ethernet IP to 192.168.0.100. Type http://192.168.0.8 into your browser, log in to Setup with admin / admin. Go to the NVR’s network menu to set the desired IP. When done, connect the NVR and Mac back to your router (and turn Wi back on). Software or app choice: Scan the QR code or go to the link on the front of this card to see the user guide for the free Titanium apps for iPhone, iPad, Android, PC and Mac. With Internet Explorer or previous Safari versions supporting Java it is also possible to use the browser based web viewer but the free Titanium software is more ecient and works on Windows 10 and Mac OS Mojave.