The TP-Link Tapo C510W does not have a built-in feature to automatically take and save pictures at set intervals (such as every minute) directly to your computer via WiFi. However, here are some alternatives and features that might help achieve similar functionality: ## Motion Detection and Notifications The camera can be set up to detect motion and send notifications, including snapshots, to your device through the Tapo app. This can be configured to alert you when motion is detected, but it does not allow for scheduled interval captures. ## Manual Capture You can manually capture and save images or videos using the Tapo app, but this requires manual intervention and does not support automated interval captures. ## Local and Cloud Storage The camera supports saving recorded videos to a microSD card (up to 512 GB) or using Tapo Care cloud services. However, these storage options are primarily for video recordings rather than interval-based still images. To achieve the desired functionality of taking pictures at set intervals and saving them to your computer, you might need to use third-party software or scripts that can interact with the camera's API, if available. However, this is not a feature supported directly by the Tapo C510W or its official app.

The mains adapter (plug) for the C510W is Swiss standard.

For convenience I have connected it to a my-Strom WiFi switch that I can remotely activate/deactivate or set times

Yes, you can set the parameters in the application. It's a great model, I recommend it.