SKU:U082-F
TimerCamera-F is a fisheye camera module based on ESP32-D0WDQ6-V3, with onboard 8M PSRAM and 4M Flash. It features a 3MP camera (OV3660) with a DFOV of 120°, capable of capturing photos at a maximum resolution of 2048x1536. The camera is designed with ultra-low power consumption in mind, with an integrated RTC (BM8563) that exposes the IRQ signal for device sleep and timed wake-up (sleep current can be as low as 2μA). With timed photo capture (one photo per hour), the built-in 270mAh battery can provide over a month of battery life. The module supports WiFi image transmission and USB port debugging, with a HY2.0-4P port output at the bottom for expanding other peripherals. The onboard LED status indicator and reset button facilitate program development and debugging. In terms of applications, M5Stack provides some simple and efficient application development methods and interfaces for the TimerCAM series, offering convenience for user usage and development. (Including PC/Mobile photo capture apps, cloud-based HTTP interfaces for timed photo capture, etc.)
Specification | Parameter |
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PSRAM | 8MB |
Flash | 4M |
Battery | 270mAh |
Image Sensor | OV3660 |
Maximum Resolution | 3MP |
Output Format | 8-/10-Bit RAW, RGB and YCbCr output, compression. |
DFOV | 120° |
Product Size | 48.0 x 24.0 x 23.3mm |
Product Weight | 21.4g |
Package Size | 75.0 x 46.0 x 30.0mm |
Gross Weight | 43.8g |
The Timer Camera series uses a low-power power management solution different from CORE and StickC devices. When in use, the PWR button is used as the power button (press and hold for 2s). To turn off the device, you need to use the software API or press the reset button on the PCB. When using external power, the device will remain powered on.
Interface | Camera Pin | TimerCamera |
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SCCB Clock | SIOC | G23 |
SCCB Data | SIOD | G25 |
System Clock | XCLK | G27 |
Vertical Sync | VSYNC | G22 |
Horizontal Reference | HREF | G26 |
Pixel Clock | PCLK | G21 |
Pixel Data Bit 0 | D0 | G32 |
Pixel Data Bit 1 | D1 | G35 |
Pixel Data Bit 2 | D2 | G34 |
Pixel Data Bit 3 | D3 | G5 |
Pixel Data Bit 4 | D4 | G39 |
Pixel Data Bit 5 | D5 | G18 |
Pixel Data Bit 6 | D6 | G36 |
Pixel Data Bit 7 | D7 | G19 |
Camera Reset | RESET | G15 |
Camera Power Down | PWDN | -1 |
Power Supply 3.3V | 3V3 | 3V3 |
Ground | GND | GND |
HY2.0-4P | TimerCamera |
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SCL | G13 |
SDA | G4 |
5V | 5V |
GND | GND |
LED | TimerCamera |
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LED_Pin | G2 |
BM8563 | TimerCamera |
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SCL | G14 |
SDA | G12 |
BAT | TimerCamera |
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BAT_ADC_Pin | G38 |
BAT_HOLD_Pin | G33 |
ESP-IDF can be configured in menuconfig during project compilation to disable this feature.
idf.py menuconfig
Component config->ESP32-specific->Hardware brownout detect & reset (disable)
On the Arduino platform, you can disable this feature during initialization with the following example code.
#include "soc/soc.h"
#include "soc/rtc_cntl_reg.h"
void setup() {
WRITE_PERI_REG(RTC_CNTL_BROWN_OUT_REG, 0); //disable detector
}
TimerCAM may not work plug-and-play on some systems. Users can manually install the FTDI driver to fix this issue. For example, in a Win10 environment, download the driver file matching the operating system, extract it, and install it via Device Manager. (Note: In some system environments, the driver may need to be installed twice to take effect. The unrecognized device name is usually M5Stack or USB Serial. Windows recommends using the driver file to install directly in Device Manager (custom update), as the executable installation method may not work properly).
Easyloader | Download Link | Notes |
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TimerCamera-F Firmware Easyloader | download | / |