background image

Quickstart for use with a Sharx Security NVR 

Note: The following is for customers having purchased a package deal of NVR + cameras. If this does not 
apply to you please skip to the next page 

Quickstart for use with a PC 

or 

Quickstart for use with a Mac

 

1.

 

NVR power up 

 
The NVR comes with a power cord and mouse. A monitor and cable for the monitor are not included but 
would be helpful. If not available, see step d) below to use Internet Explorer, Safari, Chrome or Titanium V2 
for PC or Mac instead of a monitor. 

 
a)

 

Connect the NVR to your monitor with standard 15 pin cable or HD TV with HDMI cable 

b)

 

Connect the NVR to power with the included power cable and turn on the power switch in the back 

c)

 

After power-up and connecting the mouse to the NVR’s front USB port, you can use the mouse to 
log in to the NVR. The initial username and password are both admin. 
 

d)

 

Optional

: You can connect the NVR’s WAN port to your router with a Cat5e or Cat6 cable 

Then you can find the NVR’s IP address by looking in your router’s list of attached clients or by using 
the “SmartManager” PC software that’s downloadable fro

www.sharxsecurity.com/support_page

   

 
Typing this IP into your browser gains you access to the NVR viewing or setup menu. Any browser   
works for setup. Video requires a PC with Internet Explorer or Chrome or a Mac with Chrome. For 
the first time, start Internet Explorer with admin privileges to allow downloading of the ActiveX, 
Java and codecs. Chrome will have a message at the bottom left corner asking about Java, and you 
would need to click through to allow Chrome to use the Java plugin. If you prefer not to use Java 
you can also use Sharx Security Titanium V2 software instead. Please contact us for details. 

 

2.

 

Camera power up 

 

a)

 

The cameras are generally shipped with a weatherproof cover piece already installed over the 
ethernet connector. This is done as a reminder to use it in the final installation. For initial testing 
you would just take it off by rotating it a quarter turn counter clockwise.   
 

b)

 

Connect a Cat5e or Cat6 cable from the camera’s network jack to one of the first 4 NVR LAN ports 
 

Once connected, the NVR will power up and find the camera and make both live and recorded video 
available for display using the NVR’s attached monitor. You can use the NVR’s PTZ menu to adjust the 
zoom level. The camera will then adjust the focus automatically but you can also adjust it by clicking on the 
focus icons.   
 

3.

 

Optional: Direct login to a camera’s full user interface through the NVR 

 
Assuming that the camera is connected to the NVR’s network port labeled LAN1, the camera’s full user 
interface is available by adding :50000 to the end of the NVR’s IP address. Initial username and password 
for the camera are also both admin. The camera on LAN2 uses port :50001, LAN3 uses :50002, etc 
 
Note: All browsers allow access to the most commonly used setup options. For control over all the most 
detailed camera settings you would use Internet Explorer. On Windows 10 (or a Mac with Parallels or 
Bootcamp) you can start Internet Explorer by right clicking on the Windows start icon at the bottom left, 
then selecting “Run…” and typing “iexplore”. You must be logged in as an administrator of the PC.   

Содержание HTNC4503M

Страница 1: ...tyle outdoor IP camera with motorized 3 X zoom and IR night vision Full setup support is included with your purchase We would be glad to call you to walk you through these steps if you like Just email customerservice sharxsecurity com for an appointment or use our online chat ...

Страница 2: ...er asking about Java and you would need to click through to allow Chrome to use the Java plugin If you prefer not to use Java you can also use Sharx Security Titanium V2 software instead Please contact us for details 2 Camera power up a The cameras are generally shipped with a weatherproof cover piece already installed over the ethernet connector This is done as a reminder to use it in the final i...

Страница 3: ...ailable if you log in to the NVR with the attached monitor or with a browser and the NVR s local IP You can find the DVRNS ID if you go to setup then network then the DVRNS menu The initial DVRNS ID usually has 6 letters or numbers but you can choose your own ID if you like Then click on Register In the Titanium Mobile app you would go to the Device menu then click on the icon at the top right cor...

Страница 4: ...ain menu Once the device is added in the app you can click on Live then select your device and click on Connect at the bottom and you will see your first 4 cameras For live viewing you can select 2 4 8 or 16 If you double tap on a camera you will see that one by itself You can zoom in or better yet use the phone sideways If you hold your finger on the display all menus disappear for an edge to edg...

Страница 5: ... for zoom focus iris and other options including smart focus which is the camera s autofocus option The playback menu can show 1 2 4 cameras at a time The green slider at the bottom can be moved to the desired playback time This is very useful to skip back for a few minutes or hours In playback mode you can also keep the finger on the image and then the extra menus disappear ...

Страница 6: ...peed can be selected from 1 to 64 times if you tap on either the forward button or backward button and then tap on the tiny plus or minus icons that appear above and below the selected speed In the example below a 16 x forward speed is selected Or hold your finger on the image to remove the bottom row of menus for a much closer look at the video This covers the most common features of the NVR and ...

Страница 7: ... towards the end of this Quickstart guide 2 Login to the camera s full user interface using Internet Explorer Note All browsers allow access to the camera s commonly used setup options Many browsers can also show video with a very low level of clarity For the full image quality as well as much more detailed control including zoom focus you would use Internet Explorer or the free Sharx Titanium V2 ...

Страница 8: ... you can also connect cables for integration with a burglar alarm or specialized sensors such as flood or freeze sensors or an amplified microphone or speaker Dimensions Note Dimensions shown in mm Camera cable details NO Item Description 1 RJ 45 Ethernet port standard 10 100Mbps PoE RJ45 modular jack 2 DC Jack Main Power DC jack standard 12V DC connector 3 AI Alarm In Alarm input and output 3 pin...

Страница 9: ...urface Some customers prefer not to show very obviously in which direction a camera is pointing For that reason we now also have the matching mini dome model HTNC4503DM Note the MicroSD slot and reset button are behind a cover at the bottom of the camera towards the back For very high volume installations Sharx Security can offer an optional cable that plugs into a port next to the MicroSD card an...

Страница 10: ...In this case you would then follow up to reserve the automatically assigned IP in your router so that it doesn t change after a power failure or router restart The camera is shipped configured for the unusual IP address 192 168 30 220 that is purposely set to be outside the scope of most routers That way it doesn t conflict with anything you might already have Unlike a browser SmartManager will be...

Страница 11: ... IP that starts with 192 168 0 from your router Once you have a valid IP you can proceed to use the camera with Internet Explorer or with the software of your choice Please note that browsers other than Internet Explorer cannot show the full clarity of this camera So if you are using a Mac or do not wish to use Internet Explorer you could use the free 32 bit or 64 bit Titanium V2 software for PC o...

Отзывы: