Connecting to a network via a wired LAN (USB-LAN)
Configure the settings for connecting the camera to the network using a commercially available USB-LAN conversion adaptor.
- (A) Camera
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- For the location of the USB Type-C terminal, see the “Help Guide” for the camera.
- (B) USB-LAN conversion adaptor (sold separately)
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- Use a Type-C USB-LAN conversion adaptor.
We recommend that you use a gigabit ethernet adaptor. However, Sony does not guarantee the operation of all products.
- Use a Type-C USB-LAN conversion adaptor.
- (C) LAN cable (sold separately)
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- Use a Category 5e or higher Shielded Twisted Pair (STP) cable with high shielding performance.
- (D) Router (sold separately)
- MENU → (Network) → [Wired LAN] → desired setting.
Menu item details
- IP Address Setting:
- Selects whether to set the IP address of the wired LAN automatically or manually. ([Auto]/[Manual]).
- Display Wired LAN Info.:
- Displays wired LAN information for this camera such as the MAC address or IP address.
- IP Address :
- If you have set [IP Address Setting] to [Manual], enter the fixed address.
- Subnet Mask /Default Gateway/Primary DNS Server/Second DNS Server:
- If you have set [IP Address Setting] to [Manual], enter each address according to your network environment.
Hint
- For details on how to input using the software keyboard, see the “Help Guide” for the camera.
To display the QR Code for the MAC address
- You can import the MAC address of this camera to a smartphone. Use one of the following methods to display the QR Code on the screen, and read the QR Code using the Transfer & Tagging add-on smartphone application.
- When the camera is turned off, turn the camera on while pressing the (Playback) button.
- Press the (Delete) button on the [Display Wired LAN Info.] screen.
For details on how to read the QR Code using the Transfer & Tagging add-on, refer to the following support page.
https://support.d-imaging.sony.co.jp/app/transfer/l/macaddress/index.php
The Transfer & Tagging add-on is only available in certain countries and regions.