Kyocera Default Login - Control Panel

Updated October 23, 2026 · Source: RFC 1918, Address Allocation for Private Internets

Kyocera routers and printers

Kyocera appears in two different places on a home or office network. Our database lists two older Kyocera mobile broadband routers, the KR1 and KR2, which opened their settings at 192.168.0.1. Today, though, a Kyocera admin page is far more likely to be the web interface of a Kyocera printer or multifunction device, called Command Center RX.

Kyocera KR1 and KR2 routers

1. Connect to the router by Wi-Fi or cable.
2. Open http://192.168.0.1.
3. Sign in with an empty username and the password admin (KR1), or with no login on the KR2, as listed in our database.

Command Center RX on Kyocera printers

1. Find the printer’s IP address in the network or status menu on its control panel, or on a printed status page.
2. Type that address into the browser on a computer in the same network.
3. Sign in as administrator when a page asks for it. The default administrator login differs between Kyocera models and firmware versions, so take it from the operation guide of your model or from your IT team. The login for the printer’s control panel is not always the same as the web login.

When the page does not open

• The printer is on another network, such as a guest Wi-Fi. Use the same network on both devices.
• The printer’s address changed. Print the status page again and reserve the address in the router.
• You need the router. Check your default gateway.

Kyocera: frequently asked questions

What is the Kyocera router login?

The older KR1 and KR2 routers in our database use 192.168.0.1, with admin as the password on the KR1.

How do I open the Kyocera printer web page?

Type the printer’s IP address from its status page into a browser to open Command Center RX. The admin login depends on the model.