@Tchill73 Which esp-idf version did you use? You can get the Version with: $ git describe

Hello @Tchill73, please post the Arduino error message. I used m5stack cam with ESP-IDF and it worked fine.

@skink and @ajb2k3 Thanks for your great help, this is a good solution.

I think I have to use 3,7V and not 5V because it is battery pack input.

Hello,
I am looking for the GND und Vdd/5V-Pin IN my M5Camera at the picture. Can anyone help me?

@ajb2k3 and @option Thank you for your help.

@ajb2k3 Thank you for the new link, I didn't know this page

@m5stack I saw the commands at the product photo, but this didn't answer my questions:

1. Where is which Pin (G = GND , V = Voltage, RS485-A, RS485-B)
2. Which voltage is correct? 24V?
3. What is the answer of the commands, for example -ID<number>I\r\n - Read busy -
   I share the opinion that the component is currently not well documented. Sorry.

Hello,
I am an owner of a M5Stack fish-eye wide-angle lens cam. I want to install the cam in a small intercom. The space is big enough for the M5Stack cam but only without any USB-C connector. Is there another way to supply the cam for example inside?

@m5stack
I know the link at your answer. At the linked webpage is no information about pinout or details of the commands! Can you help me?

@m5stack Here are the same:

1. I'm using MacOS Catalina (10.15.2), via USB-C -> Adapter USB-C to USB 3.0 -> M5-Stick-C USB to USB-C
2. If I use the correct dev it worked. There are two device-driver for one M5StickC:

• cu.usbserial-00001014 ttyvf
• cu.usbserial-6D522008B6 ttyw0

The first device-driver worked!

@lukasmaximus Thank you for the new subcategory. I will write an article next week.