SHARX SECURITY SCNC3904, Руководство пользователя

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Pre-requisites and Setup Overview
This manual applies to the Sharx Security SCNC3904 and SCNC3904-WIDE.
Besides the camera itself, and power for the camera, you only need:
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PC or Mac with internet browser. This is only required for initial setup
only. Later the camera can work by itself without any computer
present at the camera location.
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A wired or wireless router with an available Cat5 wired network jack.
For wireless cameras, your router’s wired network connection is only
needed for initial setup. If no Cat5 jack is available, see Appendix A
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For standalone recording without a computer, the required class 10
MicroSDHC memory card is already preinstalled in all Sharx Security
cameras. Any user supplied cards must be formatted in a specific way
before first use in the camera, see page 41 and 55 for details
You can start using the camera on your own network immediately after
powering the camera up and connecting the Cat5 cable to your router. You
just need to look up the IP address that your router assigned to the camera
and type it into a browser and log in with username:
admin password: admin
However, depending on the capabilities of your router and the functions you
intend to use, there are additional setup steps that are typically needed:

IP address reservation: required on most routers to prevent the
camera’s IP address from changing whenever the router is restarted
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Wifi setup : required if you intend to use the camera wireless

Remote access setup: required for access over the internet if you do
not have a router that has already done this automatically with UPnP
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No-IP hostname setup: highly recommended if you have DSL internet
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Email or DropBox setup: required if you want motion detection alerts
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Stream setup: recommended if you have multiple cameras, intend to
record to MicroSD or NAS, or intend to use multiple camera functions
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Optional : enable additional functions such as recording with or
without motion detection, emails, uploads, or NAS drive storage