The Timer Camera F is a fisheye camera module based on the ESP32-D0WDQ6-V3 with 8M PSRAM and 4M Flash on board. A 3.0 megapixel camera (OV3660) with DFOV 120° and a maximum resolution of 2048x1536 photos can be captured. The camera features an ultra-low-power design, and the internal integrated RTC (BM8563) draws out the IRQ signal, which can be used for sleep and timer wake-up (sleep current down to 2μA). The built-in 270mAh battery provides more than one month of battery life with timed pictures (one per hour) enabled.
The module supports WiFi image transfer, USB port debugging, and the HY2.0-4P output on the bottom can be used to expand other peripherals. The on-board LED status indicator and reset button facilitate program development and debugging. In terms of application, the M5Stack provides a number of simple and efficient application development methods and interfaces for the TimerCam series, making it easy for you to use and develop. (PC/Mobile photo shooting APP, cloud image HTTP interface for timer shooting, cloud AI recognition interface (not online yet), etc.
The low-power power management solution by the Timer Camera series is different from the CORE and StickC devices. When in use, the PWR button is used as a power-on button (long press 2s). If you need to shut down the device, you need to use the software API or press the reset button on the PCB. When using the external power supply, the device will remain powered on.
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Features
Design based on esp32
WiFi image transmission
Timed sleep wake up
Status indicator
Ultra low power design
Built-in 270mAh battery
Programming platform: ESP-IDF/Arduino/UIFlow
Package Contents
1x Timer Camera F
1x LEGO Adapter
1x Wall-1515
1x Type-C USB (20cm)
Driver Installation
The TimerCAM may not work without drive in some systems. You can manually install FTDI Driver to fix this problem. Take the win10 environment as an example, download the driver file that matches the operating system, unzip it, and install it through the device manager. (Note: In some system environments, the driver needs to be installed twice for the driver to take effect. The unrecognised device name is usually M5Stack or USB Serial. Windows recommends using the driver file to install directly in the device manager (custom Update), the executable file installation method may not work properly).
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