ViewCam Lite By Frank Xu - Admin password default required

Hi,
I have installed ViewCam Lite in my ipad to view my cctv camera and logged in using ADMIN account no password default under the settings tab i went and created new users and then also there was some default password for that admin account in the tool and it got set for that and now i am not able to use the admin account. Could you anyone please let me know the default password which is being set in ViewCam Lite tool under the settings tab.
My email id : ****************
Thanks in Advance.
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