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Sharx Security HTNC4300DM
3MP ONVIF PoE IP Camera
Micro dome 3MP wide angle indoor IP camera with built in distortion compensation
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
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Summary of Contents for SHARX SECURITY HTNC4300DM
- Page 1 Quickstart Guide Sharx Security HTNC4300DM 3MP ONVIF PoE IP Camera Micro dome 3MP wide angle indoor IP camera with built in distortion compensation Full setup support is included with your purchase. We would be glad to call you to walk you through these steps if you like.
- Page 2 1. NVR power up The NVR (such as Sharx Security HTNR16560 or HTNR16621) 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.
- Page 3 4. Phone/tablet app: The free “Titanium Mobile” NVR app for iOS and Android You can download the “Titanium Mobile” app from the Apple app store or Google Play store for free. The following assumes you connected the NVR’s WAN port to your router as described in item 1.d) above. Most routers require you to take specific steps to enable remote access.
- Page 4 Then you click on “NEXT” at the bottom, and assuming that everything is correct you end up back in the devices menu with the name of your NVR listed as an available device. The back arrow at the top gets you back to the main menu.
- Page 5 The app will also allow you to adjust the zoom level for our other cameras that have motorized zoom. The HTNC4300DM has a very wide viewing angle with no zoom or focusing, so this menu doesn’t apply and is just shown below in case you have some other camera models. When viewing a zoom camera by itself there is a PTZ icon at the bottom right.
- Page 6 For example, motion detection, external alarm input, video content analysis (including tamper detection, intelligent motion detection or intrusion detection). Then the app can send push notifications to your phone and allow you to view the corresponding video. Please contact Sharx Security for assistance with the advanced features.
- Page 7 1. Camera power up When not used with the Sharx Security NVR, the camera can be powered by PoE or 12 V DC. Any 802.3af compatible PoE injector or switch would work, but it is preferable to use gigabit rated injectors or switches.
- Page 8 At a minimum the camera needs a Cat5e or Cat6 network cable for data transmission to your router or Sharx Security NVR. Power can be provided to the camera over the same cable using the PoE (power over ethernet) feature, or the camera can be powered with a separately purchased 12 V DC power supply.
- Page 9 To mount the camera, unlock the dome by rotating it one click counterclockwise. See side of the camera for icons indicating locked and unlocked position. When unlocked, the dome will simply lift off. This exposes the holes for the mounting screws. You can use the included self-tapping screws (with or without the plastic anchors) to attach the camera to a wall or ceiling.
- Page 10 Security or other brand of ONVIF compatible NVR (network video recorder) supporting 3MP / 30 fps When used with a Sharx Security NVR there is no need for any IP configuration. Simply plug it in one of the NVR’s available network jacks, and if the camera is in default settings, the NVR will recognize and automatically display and record it.
- Page 11 PC or the 64 bit Mac OS version of the Titanium V2 which are all available for free download with no licensing hassles from the Sharx Security web site. Should you prefer other software, the camera is fully ONVIF S compatible and typically does not need a dedicated driver.
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