@sodoku Thanks very much - I now got it working, by installing the Windows FTDI virtual com port driver using the setup executable from this web page:
https://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/VCP.htm

I then was able to use the Arduino IDE to upload the example sketch, modified with my WiFi SSID and password.

Not really sure how to use the Timer Camera X - pluged into a USB port to power up, looked at devices connected to my router and found a new unknown device at 192.168.0.60, so pointed my browser at that and got the camera web page and was able to make the camera work.

Couldn't see how to turn the Timer Camera off, so unpluged the USB power. BUt then when I reconnect power via USB it doensn't connect to me router...... There are no lights on the Timer Camera in any situation.... No idea what the power button on the Timer camera does (it doesn't seem to turn the camera on and off.....)
Any information on how the timer camera x works would be most appreciated!!
Richard

Hello!
I have purchased a Timer Camera X and am trying to get the Win 10 Camera Tools software to work.

I have followed these instructions:
https://docs.m5stack.com/#/en/quick_start/timer_cam/quick_start_cameratool

As instructed to do on the above web page, I downloaded Camera Tools and ran cameraTools.exe, then connected the Timer Camera X to a USB port. Windows said it was installing driver, and then windows said device ready to use. I then went back to the Camera Tools software, but no COM ports are listed.
I looked in Windows Device Manger and under Other Devices 'M5Stack' is listed but it shows no driver installed - I can't find a driver anywhere....!!

What do I do to get Camera Tools to work?

Many thanks,

Richard