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Swann Fourtify Camera Wi-Fi Security System User Manual

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Swann Fourtify Camera Wi-Fi Security System User Manual

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FOURTIFY OVERVIEW

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Remove port cover screws to access:

  • MicroSD Card Slot
  • 64GB card pre-installed, Max. 256GB card supported
  • Reset Button
  • Press and hold for 5 seconds to enter pairing mode
  • Press and hold for 10 seconds to restore camera settings to factory defaults. The installed microSD card will also be formatted.

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FOURTIFY HARDWARE CONNECTION

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Fourtify Hardware Connection Guide

Follow the steps below to connect the cameras as shown in the connection diagram on page 4.

  • Connect the expansion camera’s Video and Power cable to the BNC and Power extension cable. Then connect the other end of the extension cable’s BNC plug to one of the three available Video cables on the main camera, and the Power plug to one of the available plugs on the 4-way power splitter. Make sure to twist and lock the BNC plugs to secure the connection.
  • Repeat Step 1 to connect the remaining expansion cameras.
  • Connect the main camera’s power cable to the remaining plug on the 4-way power splitter. Then connect the other end of the power splitter to the power extension cable.
  • Connect the power adapter to the power extension cable. Then plug the power adapter into a wall outlet. The status LED on the main camera will start blinking blue and you will hear the voice prompt “Ready for pairing”. Proceed to the Swann Security app to set up and pair the main camera with your Wi-Fi network.
  • (Optional) The Ethernet connector cable on the main camera provides the option of a wired connection to your router as a backup connection (when connection to your Wi-Fi network is weak or unstable). The initial connection must be made using Wi-Fi. Once the main camera is connected to your Wi-Fi network via the app, you can use your own Ethernet cable to connect the main camera to a spare LAN port on the back of your router. Fourtify Hardware Connection Guide

CAUTION: Take extra care when handling the main camera after it has been powered up. Due to the high performance of the Fourtify Wi-Fi security system, the front casing of the main camera may get very hot during operation. This is normal and does not affect the functioning of the main camera in any way.

DOWNLOAD THE SWANN SECURITY APP

  • Download the latest version of the Swann Security app from the Apple App Store® or Google Play™ Store on your iOS or Android device. Simply search for “Swann Security”.
  • Open the app and create your Swann Security account by tapping “Not yet registered? Sign Up” at the bottom of the screen. Then, activate your Swann Security account by confirming the verification email that is sent to the registered email address.

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SET UP THE FOURTIFY

Launch the Swann Security app and sign in. Tap the Pair Device button on the screen (or tap the menu icon in the top left and select “Pair Device”). The app will now guide you through the pairing process to set up the Fourtify main camera with your Wi-Fi network. Please note that the Fourtify main camera is only compatible with the 2.4GHz network. If your router is using the 5GHz band, please ensure it is operating in mixed mode.

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FOURTIFY CAMERA PLACEMENT

The Fourtify cameras can be mounted on a flat surface using the supplied mounting screws and wall plugs (4 sets). The Fourtify main camera should be installed in a location where the Wi-Fi network connection is reliable. The easiest way to check is to use your smartphone. Connect your smartphone to your Wi-Fi network at the spot you have chosen and see if you get 2 bars of Wi-Fi signal or more. As a general rule, the nearer the camera is to your router, the better the wireless connection quality. If you’re finding the wireless signal is too weak or out of range, consider installing a Wi-Fi range extender or you can also connect an Ethernet cable from the main camera directly to your router.

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HELP AND RESOURCES

LED indicator guide

The status LED on the Fourtify main camera tells you what is happening with the device connection.

Slow Blinking Blue Wi-Fi Pairing mode
Fast Blinking Blue Connecting to Wi-Fi
Solid Red Live streaming / Motion recording
Blinking Purple Low Wi-Fi signal

Replacing the MicroSD Card

The Fourtify main camera comes with a 64GB microSD card pre-installed for recording events and performing firmware updates. To replace this card (max. 256GB card supported):

  • Remove the port cover at the bottom of the camera using a Phillips screwdriver.
  • Eject the current microSD card (push in until it clicks) from the microSD card slot and then insert the new microSD card into the microSD card slot until it clicks into place.
  • Restart the camera (unplug and replug the power). You will hear the voice prompt “SD Card not recognised, SD Card will be formatted next“. The camera will automatically format the microSD card for use with the system. Once formatting is complete, you will hear the voice prompt “Camera is ready”.
  • Replace the port cover with the previously removed screws.

Swann Security app manual

To better understand the Swann Security App’s interface and features, access the app manual (Menu User Manual). You can learn about navigating the various app screens to view live camera streams, playback recordings, configure push alerts, adjust camera settings, and more.

Have questions?

Visit our Support Center at support.swann.com. You can register your product for dedicated technical support, find troubleshooting articles, and more. Or email us at any time via: tech@swann.com

REFRENCE LINK

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