Swann NVW-600CMB User manual

Wi-Fi Battery-Powered
Security Camera
2K HD for Wi-Fi NVRs
Instruction Manual
Security Made Smarter
EN

Introduction
Congratulations on the purchase of your Swann Wi-Fi
Battery-Powered Security Camera.
• 2K HD video transmitted wirelessly to NVR
• Battery-powered for ultimate convenience
• Controllable sensor spotlight & siren
• 2-way audio to welcome visitors or warn intrud-
ers
• True Detect™ heat & motion sensing for reli-
able alerts
• Powerful Night2Day™ color night vision
Important instructions
1. Make sure the camera is fixed correctly and stable
if fastened in place.
2. Never place strain of any kind on the power con-
nection and/or power adapter (if applicable).
3. Do not operate if wires and terminals are exposed.
Important Note: All jurisdictions have specific laws
and regulations relating to the use of cameras. Be-
fore using any camera for any purpose, it is the buy-
er’s responsibility to be aware of all applicable laws
and regulations that limit the use of cameras.
About this Manual: The content in this manual is for
information purposes only and is subject to change
without notice. While every effort is made to ensure
that this manual is accurate at the time of printing,
no liability is assumed for any errors that occurred.
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For instructions on how to configure your camera
for motion detection, changing image settings,
and other functions available, please consult the
manual for your NVR. Go to support.swann.com,
search for your model, then download.

1. Charge the battery with the included
USB cable. Follow the illustration on
the left for connection (power adapter
not included). Charge the battery for
about 30 mins, then disconnect.
2. Insert the battery into the camera
(it will click into place). After a short
moment, you will hear a beep sound.
3. Leave the antenna in a vertical
position for the best reception.
Remove the plastic film from the
camera’s lens.
4. Follow the instructions in step 3 to
pair the camera to your NVR.
Charging the Battery2
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A
B
C
Pair Button
IR LED
A. Remove the battery cover to access the USB-C connection.
B. Charge the battery using a power adapter included with your mobile
device.
C. Remove the plastic film from the camera’s lens.

Pairing the Camera3
1. In Live View mode, click a channel to pair the camera to.
2. A pair button appears (a blue pair button may also appear in the top-right hand corner of each channel).
Press this button to commence pairing. A message will appear on-screen.
3. Press and hold the pair button on the camera for 5 seconds, then release. The camera will commence pair-
ing, and the camera’s IR LED will start flashing.
4. After a short moment the camera will be paired, and you will see the camera’s image on-screen. If the cam-
era fails to pair, repeat the above instructions and try again.
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Press the pair button to
commence pairing.

The camera can be mounted onto a flat surface
using the screws and wall plugs provided. The
surface must have sufficient strength to hold
the camera.
1. Unscrew the mounting plate anti-clockwise
to remove it from the mounting bracket.
2. Position the mounting plate in the location
you want to mount it. Then, using the appropri-
ate screws for the surface you are mounting to,
secure the mounting plate in place.
3. Screw the mounting bracket to the rear of
the camera (as illustrated). Don’t overtighten
the bolt, as you will need to adjust the viewing
angle. Screw the mounting bracket onto the
mounting plate.
4. Adjust the camera to the desired viewing an-
gle, then tighten the bolt to secure it in place.
Mounting the Camera4
1 2
3 4
Bolt
Mounting Bracket

1. Take into consideration what you want to monitor
and where you’ll get the best view of it.
2. How you’re going to connect the camera to your
monitoring system; remember that cables and con-
nections should be kept out of the weather.
3. How to keep the camera out of harm’s way. It’s
recommended to mount your camera at an elevated
position.
4. Place your camera as close to the area of inter-
est as practicable. The best position is from about
13ft/4m above looking slightly down, keeping in mind
the details you are looking for.
5. Although the sky looks nice when you look at the
live view from your camera, it is an unlikely direction
for an offender to approach. Make sure your camera
has minimal sky in it as the light in daylight can make
the foreground of the image darker.
6. Think about the most likely way a potential offend-
er may approach your home, use your camera to give
you the best coverage of these areas.
7. The camera’s casing is resistant to different weath-
er conditions and tampering. It would take an over-
whelming event to damage the housing.
8. Even though the camera is weather and water-
resistant, prolonged exposure to adverse weather
conditions such as sunlight or excessive moisture,
may eventually damage the internal components of
the camera and adversely affect its performance.
9. Run cables inside a wall cavity or other protected
enclosure, and ensure that all wiring and connectors
are insulated and protected from moisture.
10. Don’t put your cable near live electrical wiring. AC
electricity generates radio “noise” which can inter-
fere with the signal from your camera.
Camera Location Tips5