6Step 2: System Startup and Camera Registration
Step 2: System Startup
and Camera Registration
After turning on the NSR, you can begin monitoring
immediately if you register the cameras automatically.
Note
The power comes on automatically when the power cord
of the AC adapter is plugged into the power outlet. After
the NSR has been turned off either by a screen-based
operation or by the power switch on the rear panel, the
power can be turned back on by pressing the power
switch.
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Plug the power cord of the AC adapter into the
power outlet.
The unit beeps, and the POWER LED on the front
panel lights green.
After a minute or two, the message “System
Starting, Please Wait...” appears on the monitor.
The “Main” screen appears after the unit starts up.
Notes
• The user ID and password for logging in to the
“Main” screen are as follows.
Default user ID: admin
Default password: admin
• For details how to change the auto login setting,
refer to “Settings Related to the System” in the
User’s Guide (PDF).
Cameras connected to the same segment on the
network are automatically located and registered to
the NSR, and images from these cameras appear on
the “Main” screen.
Continuous recording starts automatically after the
cameras are registered.
Notes
• Only Sony cameras will be located and registered.
• Only cameras with IP address settings that have
not been changed from factory default conditions
will be located and registered. To register cameras
with IP addresses that have been changed, return
the camera IP address settings to default
conditions and restart the NSR.
• When there are multiple cameras connected, the
cameras are registered in the order in which they
are located, and up to 4 cameras can be registered
for NSR-S10 and up to 8 cameras for NSR-S20.
This completes connections.
Proceed to “Step 3: Changing the Display
Language.”
