Hackable IP Cameras · 2026-10-04 · 0:48

Supported List, Unsupported Camera

Two synthetic hosts, Wren and Ash, on the tracker's current state. The script was checked claim by claim against the tracker page and the cited sources below; every claim carries a verbatim quote.

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Wren A camera on Thingino's supported list just quietly stopped flashing.

Ash The LSC 3215672 from Action Market. Same model name, but a silent hardware revision swapped in a different chip, and Thingino can't use it.

Wren Before that, the known casualty was the Cinnado D1, still the default pick at around $15. Its newer T23N units fail sensor detection.

Ash So now it's two models. Two isn't a trend yet, but it's a pattern worth respecting.

Wren Which means a name on the list no longer guarantees the unit you receive will flash. So run ipctool first, since it reads the chip actually inside.

Ash Trust the hardware, not the model name. Full tracker's at DreamLab Research.

Sources
  1. The tracker page
  2. [Device Support] LSC 3215672 (Action) - New Hardware Revision (Anyka AK3918AV130) · themactep thingino-firmware · Discussion #1043 · GitHub
  3. GitHub - berobloom/LSC-1080p-Anyka-Decloud: Fully local RTSP + ONVIF for the LSC 1080p indoor cam (Anyka AK3918AV130) no Tuya cloud. · GitHub

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