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Hi all does anyone know what the web login details are for the Humax Eye?
If you put the IP address of the camera into a web browser you get prompted for a username and password.
Anyone know what they are please?
Thank you.
markee68 – 1 hour ago »
Hi all does anyone know what the web login details are for the Humax Eye?
If you put the IP address of the camera into a web browser you get prompted for a username and password.
Anyone know what they are please?
Thank you.
It needs setting up.
grahamlthompson – 52 minutes ago »
markee68 – 1 hour ago »
Hi all does anyone know what the web login details are for the Humax Eye?
If you put the IP address of the camera into a web browser you get prompted for a username and password.
Anyone know what they are please?
Thank you.
It needs setting up.
Can you please be a bit more specific as to how this is setup as the link above is to the product website?
Thank you.
markee68 – 4 hours ago »
grahamlthompson – 52 minutes ago »
markee68 – 1 hour ago »
Hi all does anyone know what the web login details are for the Humax Eye?
If you put the IP address of the camera into a web browser you get prompted for a username and password.
Anyone know what they are please?
Thank you.
It needs setting up.
Can you please be a bit more specific as to how this is setup as the link above is to the product website?
Thank you.
The product website includes links to the user manual plus videos showing how to setup the camera. How much more help do you need ?
Never mind, maybe read my question?
I’ve got the camera setup, and on the Y Cam app, as per the manual and videos.
What I was asking was if anyone knew what the user name and password is FOR ACCESSING THE CAMERA DIRECT FROM A WEB BROWSER.
I’ve read the manual and watched the videos but this information isn’t in there (not that I could find anyway).
If you’d simply said you didn’t know the answer to my question, you only had to say so as it would saved us both a lot of time…
But thanks for taking the time to reply.
markee68 – 6 minutes ago »
Never mind, maybe read my question?
I’ve got the camera setup, and on the Y Cam app, as per the manual and videos.
What I was asking was if anyone knew what the user name and password is FOR ACCESSING THE CAMERA DIRECT FROM A WEB BROWSER.
I’ve read the manual and watched the videos but this information isn’t in there (not that I could find anyway).
If you’d simply said you didn’t know the answer to my question, you only had to say so as it would saved us both a lot of time…
But thanks for taking the time to reply.
How rude
. The user name and password is setup during setup of the device.I can’t believe you expect to buy a security device from someone else and expect it to have the same login as a previous owner :cry:. Frankly you clearly have zero knowledge of even the basics of internet security.
That would be totally stupid.
This is entirely down to lack of any background information from you. Had you provided the information first as to where you got it from it would have saved wasting my time. Pretty sure resetting the device to the delivered condition is in the links I provided.
If you weren’t so rude I might have found the link to the required information. Your question was impossible to answer.
Google is your friend. Try helping yourself. Ask how to reset a Humax eye to it’s delivered condition. Create your own account with your own password. It should work just fine.
Unbelievable you expect potentially thousands of security devices will have the same login and password. How the heck would the server know where the pictures where coming from ?
As to wasting your time. The boot is on the other foot. This whole thread is down to you.
If you explain the situation us mere mortals can understand, instead of asking totally impossible questions, and then responding I didn’t know the answer you would have got nowhere.
Basically only the original owner would no this information and frankly had he/she responded they would have been as stupid as the your first post.
Every owner of this kit must have there own user ID and a unique password.
Would you expect say A Netflix subscriber to have the same login as everyone else ?
That’s how daft your OP is.
Ok, Graham (I assume that’s your name), you are clearly an established knowledgeable member on here, if my original question was daft, or impossible to answer or didn’t provide enough information then why didn’t you say so from the outset?
Instead you chose to blindly copy and paste a link that you knew would be of no help and belittled a “junior user” with the comment “how much more help do you need?” when I requested more specific information.
But I am not going to rise to your insults and assumptions about my abilities, life’s too short…
Here’s some more information:
1. I have setup the camera from new, I have the username and password, I set it. It is not from another user (not sure where you got this from, you and I know what assumptions do…).
2. When you set the camera up it links to your mobile via Bluetooth so you can enter wifi settings, and the user account is setup on the Y Cam app not the camera.
3. I have Googled for an answer and got nothing so that’s why I came here to ask the question hoping someone may have the answer (Googling is the first port of call, but again rather than asking if I had, an assumption was made I hadn’t so you could dish out more insults on my abilities..).
4. I have tried the username and password from the Y Cam app in the web login but it does not work, it’s not going to work of course, as you may have multiple cameras and they are not all going to have the same login are they? I have also tried the usual combinations of admin / password – admin / admin.
5. The answer to my question could have been really simple, like, for example, the web login is admin for username and serial number or camera ID for the password and there would have been no need to provide lot’s of unnecessary background information.
6. We are all mere mortals my friend. I did explain really clearly what I was trying to do – enter the camera IP address into a web browser and login to the camera web interface with a user name and password. The Y Cam username and password you enter during setup is clearly different and applies to the Y Cam app only (as you may have multiple cameras). Unbelievably, I wasn’t expecting them all to be the same, but plenty of devices do ship with such a setup, as you and I both know. Oh, and the Humax Eye is not exactly a security device is it? It’s a consumer camera. I’ve setup IP based security devices and I do know what you have to do to set these up, and it isn’t just a username and password, the Humax Eye is not in the same league….
So, that’s as much information I can think of to illustrate my situation. If you feel I’ve been rude and don’t wish to assist, then that’s up to you, but I do appreciate any help you can offer.
Thank you for your assistance so far.
markee68 – I had one of these camera’s – now broken (possibly my fault).
I think the user ID and password you are trying to input does not exist. You need to register first on the site.
Humax have a help line for the camera clearly stated in the provided instructions.
I had no problems in accessing the setup option on my box using it’s IP address
But I was unable to connect it to my router. Turned out the box doesn’t like long passwords or characters that aren’t alpha numerics.
Once connected by WiFi you don’t need a password. So why your box is asking for one before it has been setup would seem to indicate the box wasn’t delivered in a default condition.
Reset the box as in the instructions. You may have to change the password on your network, as I did for one of my dual band router outputs.
Ok, thank you, I’ve only had mine setup a few days and I think they are a little fragile….
The reason I asked the question is that during my Googling for an answer I found a response on another forum where someone had said they’d logged into the camera web interface and there were some useful settings in there.
When you say “register first on the site” what site are you referring to please?
Thank you.
grahamlthompson – 1 minute ago »
Humax have a help line for the camera clearly stated in the provided instructions.
I had no problems in accessing the setup option on my box using it’s IP address
But I was unable to connect it to my router. Turned out the box doesn’t like long passwords or characters that aren’t alpha numerics.
Once connected by WiFi you don’t need a password. So why your box is asking for one before it has been setup would seem to indicate the box wasn’t delivered in a default condition.
Reset the box as in the instructions. You may have to change the password on your network, as I did for one of my dual band router outputs.
Firstly, so as to avoid any confusion, when you refer to your “box” you are referring to a Humax Eye camera?
“I had no problems in accessing the setup option on my box using it’s IP address” – how did you do this please, was this via the IP address in a web browser, if not how?
My camera is connected to my wifi, the password is a combination of lower case letters, upper case letters and numbers, but this isn’t the camera, this is the Y Cam app, which is going to be different. The camera is linked to the app via Bluetooth, then it connects to the wifi, then the app connects to the camera over wifi, there is no direct access to the camera login via the app.
It is setup and linked to the Y Cam app, it was brand new and setup out of the box by me, it does not need to be reset.
If I go to a web browser, enter the IP address of the camera, I am prompted for a username and password. It does not accept the username or password blank.
I have made contact with Humax UK support via the link in the user manual and await their reply.
Hello markee68
I fully understand your question, which sometimes gets lost in the tangential replies.
Quote:What I was asking was if anyone knew what the user name and password is FOR ACCESSING THE CAMERA DIRECT FROM A WEB BROWSER.I have 6 Humax Eye cameras at different places and as you know Humax have now stopped supporting them. I have got an IP CCTV camera recorder, static external WAN IP address, etc. I can buy new outdoor IP CCTV cameras and want to use these Humax IP cameras for internal cameras, hence me noticing your post, which is exactly what I need to do.
When setting up an IP CCTV DVR you need to put in the IP address of each camera (I can do this for any of my Humax Eyes as each IPs are fixed by my router using reserved MAC addresses. Each camera can be seen at that IP address. However as you cleary explain, you then need the log in details for each camera (whether is via the web as in your instance or via the IP DVR in mine). The cameras have unique logins and I cannot find them. The camera logins are NOT the log in details as used to access and log in to the Y-Cam web or android application.
So the question is again, does anyone know how to find the log in details for an individual Humax Eye camera as originally asked by markee68.
Thanks
Steve
Hi everyone,
Does anyone succeeded to do that?
I have the same will to connect to the humax eye through a browser or tinycam.
Many thanks
The Humax Eye was actually a re-badged Y-Cam Evo HD camera. The Y-Cam Evo documentation should have the information we need (as isn’t wasn’t tied to Humax products).
But Y-Cam Solutions Ltd is now a dormant company and I can’t find the documentation anywhere.
Yes, it is a rebadged Y-Cam device, but the original docs did not contain the relevant info on how to access/login to the camera from an IP address – the info only contained similar to the Humax info in that it only showed how to access via the Y-Cam app, which is not what we want/need when trying to connect these to a DVR security system. Some years ago I contacted both Humax and Y-Cam (when they were still available) and both said they did not have the information. I suspect that the password is a mangle of the camera’s internal MAC address, which is unique for each device, but could not sort it out and so in the end I binned all of them, which was a waste of what was good kit.
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