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      sheepDog
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      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?

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

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          Skink
          last edited by

          @sheepdog said in M5Camera and no space for USB-C:

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

          0_1582990841728_1582977885763-img_0273-resized.jpg

          I am involved in everything that has to do with automation, including the M5Stack's, a few 3D printers, a CNC mill and a lot of other things. The M5Stack's are all really great, I can't imagine a better prototyping.

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            ajb2k3
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            Yes you can use the B&G connectors to power it.
            M5Stack created a battery back just for this purpose
            https://m5stack.com/collections/m5-base/products/m5stack-battery-base?variant=17508549820506

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              Skink
              last edited by Skink

              @ sheepDog

              https://m5stack.com/collections/m5-base/products/m5stack-battery-base?variant=17508549820506
              There you can also see in the pictures how the battery is connected to the respective camera!

              Greetings skink

              I am involved in everything that has to do with automation, including the M5Stack's, a few 3D printers, a CNC mill and a lot of other things. The M5Stack's are all really great, I can't imagine a better prototyping.

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                sheepDog @Skink
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                @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.

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