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Software Downloads

Windows Drivers

For models:
MVP-100
MVP-50
7600 Video Flex
T-1953 Digital Microscope
T-1955 Digital Microscope
VFUSBAD2 USB Adaptor
For units built in 2007 or later 2000
XP 		Download
For units built in 2007 or later Vista Download
For units built in 2006 or prior 2000
XP
Vista 		Download
For models:
7200UM Megapixel Video Flex
7890UM Megapixel Vision Viewer
T-1954 Megapixel Digital Microscope
T-1754 Megapixel Digital Microscope
1401KRM Megapixel PupilCAM
For units built in January 2008 or later 2000
XP
Vista 		Download
For units built between March 2007 and December 2007 XP SP2
Vista 		Download
For units built between March 2007 and December 2007 2000
XP SP1 		Download
For units built prior to March 2007 2000
XP 		Download
For units built prior to March 2007 Vista Download
For models:
7200U Video Flex
7890U Vision Viewer
T-1952 Digital Microscope
T-1252 Digital Microscope
7870 PhysicsCAM
PupilCAM
Dukane 104
For units excepting those built Oct/Nov 2006 2000
XP
Vista 		Download
For units built in Oct/Nov 2006 2000
XP 		Download

For Applied Vision software, contact Ken-A-Vision, or utilize the following legacy application:

Vision Explorer v1.3.76 for Windows 2000 and XP
Released 10 December 2003
Download ZIP file and extract to a temporary folder.
Browse to the folder and run "VELoader.exe".

Mac Software and Drivers

Ken-A-Vision Capture v1.3.1 *
For Mac OS 10.2+, all USB 1.1 cameras; does not support USB 2.0 megapixel cameras.

Legacy Downloads:
USBVision Software v1.4.5 *
For Mac OS 9x, all USB 1.1 cameras built prior to September 2006; does not support USB 2.0 megapixel cameras or older Video Flex units (see below).

USBVision Software v1.4b *
For Mac OS 9x, for older 7600 Video Flex units, serial nos 760003000xxx thru 76000402xxx.

* Please use this form or email usb@ken-a-vision.com to request a software serial number for installation of the Mac software. Be sure to specify camera model number and OS version.

If you encounter any problems with the software, try visiting the Troubleshooting page, and if your problem is resolved you can contact us via a Technical Support Request Form.