Camera	ORCA-Fusion BT	ORCA-Fusion	ORCA-Flash4.0 V3	ORCA-Flash4.0 LT PLUS	ORCA-spark	ORCA-Lightning	ImagEM X2	ImagEM X2-1K
Software	ORCA-Fusion BT	ORCA-Fusion	ORCA-Flash4.0 V3	ORCA-Flash4.0 LT PLUS	ORCA-spark	ORCA-Lightning	ImagEM X2	ImagEM X2-1K
HCImage	✔	✔	✔	✔	✔	✔	✔	✔
HSR ^*1	✔ ^*2	✔	✔	✔	✔	✔	✔	✔
HoKaWo	✔ ^*2	✔	✔	✔	✔	✔	✔	✔
HiPic	✔ ^*2	✔	✔	✔	✔	✔	✔	✔

Camera C14440-20UP (ORCA-Fusion) Model TMDell Precision 5820 Tower Workstation CPU Intel Xeon W-2123 OS Windows 10 / 8.1 Professional 64-bit RAM 8 GB or more Interface connector Front-side USB 3.1 interface connector Drivers DCAM-API v18.11 or later 4.

✔: Supported

^*1 Only for 64 bit OS
^*2 Will be supported by next version

Orca MSI Editor allows you to edit the properties of any MSI file. With this tool, you can change the title and text within the installer an look at how and where the files are delivered. It’s also handy if you need to “hack” an MSI to work with a newer version of Windows.
USB-Link dongle is used for connecting GATE ETUs with PC, Mac and Android devices. Working in tandem with GATE Control Station™ App, it gives you full access to TITAN's or ASTER's functions and settings. Moreover, it allows for updating firmware of the drop-in module and the Tactical Programming Card.
2020/11/23 ORCA PROGRAM CARD Ver 4.2 141204A ( Support Ver 4.1 VX,VXX,VX1,VX3,VX3 1S ) ORCA USBLINK DOWNLOAD. 2012/08/30 Ver 1.2 ORCA USBLINK INSTALLER.RAR ( Version 1.2 Support VX, VX1 ) ( Must completely uninstall the old version software before installing the new version software ).
PC-to-vehicle interface compatible with multiple software applications, minimizing your investment in multiple, brand-specific diagnostic interfaces. This product is now obsolete. Recommended replacement is USB-Link™ 2 (PN 124032).

Description

HCImage is Hamamatsu’s core image processing and image analysis software designed to solve a wide range of scientific and industrial imaging applications. It can control complex experiments including camera control, full microscope and illumination control. Furthermore it allows users to run experiments in semi-automated or automated modes and to apply sophisticated image analysis algorithms to the image data for detailed analysis.

It is designed for applications like fluorescence microscopy, ratio imaging, TIRF, FRET, FRAP, multi-dimensional time lapse imaging, protein-protein interaction analysis or particle size analysis.

Supported Hardware

All DCAM compatible cameras
For a complete list of supported hardware devices please visit below.

Operating System

PC (WindowsXP, Windows7, Windows8)

Description

HiPic is Hamamatsu’s software with emphasis on physical and industrial applications.

Not only all Hamamatsu monochrome DCAM based cameras like e.g. sCMOS ORCA-Flash series or ImagEM EM-CCD cameras are supported. Internal driver modules allow the use of line sensors or X-ray cameras, TDI cameras and analogue cameras with HiPic, too. In the newest version image intensifiers and mini-spectrometers are integrated now as well.
HiPic is easy to use and offers besides full control of all camera features various analysis functions like sophisticated correction algorithms, calibration, arithmetical operations, ROI analysis and much more. A sophisticated remote control feature allows to integrating its functionality in other software packages, to control it from other operating systems like Unix or Linux, or to control several systems from one control software.

Supported Hardware

All Hamamatsu monochrome cameras, image intensifiers, flat panel sensors, X-ray cameras, Microfocus X-Ray sources and mini-spectrometers

Operating System

Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10

Description

HoKaWo is Hamamatsu’s image acquisition software for life science applications, supporting all Hamamatsu DCAM compatible cameras.

HoKaWo has an emphasis towards an easy user interface and includes all basic functions required to acquire and process images including programmable time lapse recording, streaming at full frame rate even for sCMOS cameras, control of up to 3 cameras in parallel, contrast enhancement or pseudo-coloring and scaling.

Not available in the US

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Supported Hardware

All DCAM compatible cameras

Operating System

Windows 7 (32-bit and 64-bit), Windows 8 (32-bit and 64-bit), Windows 10 (32-bit and 64-bit)

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Orca Usb_link Software Drivers

This guide should help you create an MSI to install device drivers onto a workstation using only freely available tools.

You will need

First you need to download the few tools needed for this. If this is your first time, be prepared for a lot of downloading. The Microsoft tools you need are quite small, but are irritatingly only included with much larger bundles of tools. Here's what you need:

Orca Usb_link Software Driver Free

An MSI authoring program. The Advanced Installer freeware version is used as the example for these instructions. Note that the paid-for version of Advanced Installer can do the entire process for you (except for the Trusted Publisher section).

The Orca MSI editor. You can find various downloads of this just by searching for it, but the latest version at the time of writing can be found bundled with the Windows SDK for Windows 7. You will need to download and install at least the 'Windows Development Tools' component. Once installed, you should find Orca.exe in C:Program FilesMicrosoft SDKsWindowsv7.0Bin.

The appropriate DIFxApp merge module for your platform (x86 or x64). Current latest version can be found in the (huge) Windows Driver Kit. Either mount the ISO download or extract it using 7-Zip, then install. You should then find the files you need under C:WinDDK7600.16385.win7_rtm.090713-1255redistdifxdifxappenglishmergemod

The drivers you want to install!

Process

Orca Usb_link Software Driver Download

Extract drivers so that the Setup Information (.inf) file is available.
Author a new MSI package in Advanced Installer to install the extracted files to a directory in Program Files.
Open the built MSI in Orca.
Go to Tools > Merge Module.
Import the platform-appropriate DIFxApp merge module from the directory created earlier by the DIFxApp installer:
- x86: x86difxapp.msm
- x64: amd86difxapp.msm
Accept any Merge Conflict errors in the _Validation table.
In the File table, find the row containing the driver's .inf file and copy the value from the Component_ column.
In the MsiDriverPackages table, add a new row. Paste the copied value from the File table into the Component field. Sequence can be left blank.
- If you are installing only drivers in this MSI, you can set Flags to 4 to avoid having two different entries in Add/Remove Programs. If ins