--- title: V410 Quick Start User Guide description: "Unboxing & Power on Steps: - Select your desired operational mode (Encoder/Decoder) on rear - Supply power to the unit via the included power adapter or from a POE switch to the LAN 1/POE port. - Connect to Network (Ethernet)…" url: "https://support.miri.tech/kb/v410qsg/" updated: "2026-06-29" category: V410 Get Started Here --- # V410 Quick Start User Guide Unboxing & Power on Steps: - Select your desired operational mode (Encoder/Decoder) on rear - Supply power to the unit via the included power adapter or from a POE switch to the LAN 1/POE port. - Connect to Network (Ethernet) - Open the WebUI on your browser by navigating to - - - DHCP assigned IP address found by pressing menu down 3 times - 192.168.64.74 (if connected to front USB-C config port via your computer) - Enter the default username and password (admin/admin) ![](https://support.miri.tech/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/image.png) - Create new username and strong password - Note that you can still choose to use “admin” as a username but the password must be strong. - You can also change the device name on this screen which is helpful if you will have multiple V410's in the same deployment. Device naming also helps later on if you choose to use 2FA and want to identify each unit by something other than the S/N. ![](https://support.miri.tech/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/image-1.png) Note: Now is a great time to check for updated firmware. Updating Firmware: **Step 1:** [Check this link](https://support.miri.tech/kb/v410-firmware-release-notes/) to see if new firmware is available. If so, download it to your computer. Step 2: In the WebUI navigate to Settings -> System -> Device Info & Firmware Updates ![](https://support.miri.tech/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/image-6-1024x501.png) Setting up 2FA (optional) One of the features of the router is to enable multiple user accounts with both an Admin and User permission levels.  Each users has the ability to then enable a time based two factor authentication.  These authentication apps such as Microsoft Authenticator or Google Authenticator allow you to scan a QR code and then you are prompted to enter in a time based 6 digit code on each login.  2FA is sensitive to the V410 having its time zones changed or sync with a different PCs clock time.  We have a few ways to ensure you do not get locked out of your device.  - It is recommended to create an admin level account and do not turn on 2FA.  This is a backup in case the unit is in the field and you need to gain quick control, think of it as you master admin level account. - We have also built in a safe guard by using the front buttons to disable all 2FA thus allowing you to still log in with username and password.  This feature assumes that if you have physical control of the device and know where to access it, then it will have been a purposeful action to disable 2FA.  A secondary layer of security remains with your unique username and strong password. The goal is to not have to hard reset your device because of an issue logging in. **Step 1:** Set Time & Zone in Settings -> System -> Time / Zone. There are a few options for Mode, if this is a static device that will not be moved across time zones then Timing with current PC is preferred. Because time based 2FA is sensitive to device time changes so it can be moved across time zones but once set it is recommended to keep the device on the time and zone set initially. Being on the wrong time zone from where it would be located temporarily will not affect the devices ability to stream or record. ![](https://support.miri.tech/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/image-5-1024x481.png) **Step 2**: In the upper right corner of WebUI, mouse over your account name and toggle on 2FA and click "Set up 2FA" ![](https://support.miri.tech/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/image-2.png) **Step 3**: Download or Open Authenticator App such as Google Authenticator or Microsoft Authenticator and click "+" to add. Your camera will then load and scan the QR code your are presented. ![](https://support.miri.tech/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/image-3.png) **Note:** The device name in Authenticator is derived from the device name. If you would like to change this device name universally prior to setting up 2FA, click cancel and navigate to Settings -> Systems -> Device Info seen below. ![](https://support.miri.tech/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/image-4-1024x509.png)