Command line control Profile Manager 2

Greeting All,
Any guide that introduce command line that can control Profile Manager 2 to make device camera on/off? Do know is this possible via command line?
Here is the sernario.
1. User scan a QR code that trigger App to commnuicate Profile Manager turn off camera.
2. App to login Profile Manager in background and turn off camera in profile.
3. Profile Manager push profile to trun off device camera.
4. App logout Profile Manager in background.
Any advise is welcome.
Thanks,
Spin

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