The process was much more convoluted and not for the DIY faint of heart - not exactly difficult, but certainly not straightforward. The Web app doesn't function like the intuitive ones we've seen from other brands, where you use the same username and password from the mobile app and simply sign in via the brand's website. In fact, it was the most perplexing part of this so-called "plug-and-play" camera. While the FI9826P has some pretty good specs, the mobile app's missing push alerts seriously limit that whole remote access thing. Yes, 300-degree horizontal pan, 120-degree vertical tilt, 3x optical zoom Yes, saves up to 1,000 clips at no extra cost
#Foscam default password for free
Yes, saves 30 clips or 100 photos for free and goes up from there Yes, starts at $10/month or $99/year for 7 days $200 (available only in North America or Europe for €200) Foscam confirmed that push alerts are not currently available on the Foscam Viewer app (either for Android or iOS users), but that a new app should be coming out within the month that will offer this feature. It also has an "Enable Push Message" option for motion-related security events, but I wasn't having any luck getting it to work. I was also able to record video, take snapshots, pan, tilt, zoom, set night vision and enable audio for two-way talk.
#Foscam default password update
Then, it gives you the chance to update your info, but I had to reset the camera before it actually accepted my new username and password.įrom there, I was able to access live streaming in either single-or-quadrant-view (great if you have multiple cameras running simultaneously). I created a username and a password only for it to return an error message: "Login Fail: Username or Password Incorrect." Apparently, you have to log in the first time with Foscam's default username, admin, and no password.
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