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ALL channels – STOP. Clicking OK will then stop all
channels from recording and prevent them from recording
until further action is taken. If it is desired to use the
schedule for recording, please refer to the full installation
manual which shipped with the HVR. The full manual is
also available at www.securitytronix.com.
MAKING NETWORK CONNECTIONS
To network the HVR for remote viewing, connect a Cat5
network cable from the network port on the rear of the HVR
(#10 below) to any available LAN port on a wired network
switch which has connection to the internet. If the HVR only
needs to be viewed from computers, tablet or phones within
the same LAN, an internet connection is not necessary.
16 ch HVR shown. Instructions apply to 4ch and 8ch HVRs
Once the network cable is in place, the HVR must have its
own IP ADDRESS, GATEWAY and SUBNET MASK
settings made to coincide with the existing LAN and router
so the HVR will be recognized on the network.
For the purposes of this Quick Start Guide we will use
DHCP to obtain the network information for the HVR.
Ensure that DHCP is ENABLED on your router, for it to be
able to provide a valid IP address to the HVR. Most
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