Camera & Video Drivers
ASCOM Video Collection by Video Standard Author (external link)
Drivers for video cameras as well as a C# client reference implementation for using video via ACSCOM and some anecdotal info on the 2 year development of this new ASCOM Standard and tools.Celestron Nightscape Cameras (external link)
Drivers for Celestron Nightscape cameras are available from the manufacturer.A ROS nodelet and node that wraps the driver API for UEye cameras by IDS Imaging Development Systems GMBH. anqixu/ueyecam. The architecture of the driver. The hardware ID of the supported device. The service name of the driver. Alternate Plug and Play (PnP) IDs for the device, if any apply. PnP IDs that will not match the device, any apply.
Diffraction Limited (external link)
ASCOM Drivers for SBIG Aluma CCD cameras, SBIG Aluma AC-series SCMOS cameras, SBIG STC-series cameras using the DL Imaging Drivers.Ids Imaging Development Driver Login
The Imaging Source authors and supports device drivers, software development kits (SDKs), programming samples, extensions, end user software and software tools for Microsoft Windows (below) and Linux. Downloads Overview of suitable drivers and manuals for IDS products Knowledge Base Deepen your knowledge with TechTips, case studies, programming examples etc. Online Tools At a glance: product finder, 3D print data, frame rate calculator etc. Support & Help First-hand support for IDS products and services Product changes Information about discontinuations and product changes. Download driver from manufacturer: Common Vision Blox 2016 (32/64-bit) DirectShow driver 4.90 (32/64-bit) DirectShow 4.90.
Finger Lakes Instrumentation (external link)
Drivers for Finger Lakes cameras are available from the manufacturer.IDS, AVT/Prosilica and Basler fast cameras (external link)
ASCOM drivers for IDS, AVT/Prosilica and Basler fast cameras. You can find the compatibility matrix on Genika Astro web site (button on the right). They support Binning 1 and 2, AoI and gain setting in 8 bits mode. AVT requires UNI SDK 2.1; Basler the Pylon 3.2 and IDS the uEye SDK 4.2. All require the .NET SDK version.Panasonic Lumix (external link)
Drivers for the Panasonic Lumix cameras. The button leads to the GitHub site with documentation and a video tutorial. Scroll down to see the intaller link.Ids Imaging Development Driver Download
Orion StarShoot Family (external link)
Drivers for several models of Orion's astrophotography cameras are available from the manufacturer.Quantum Scientific (external link)
Drivers for Quantum Scientific cameras are available from the manufacturer.Raspberry Pi 12MB Color Sensor (external link)
Since May 1st 2020 a High Quality camera sensor was released for the Raspberry Pi. This 12 MB sensor is now made available for ASCOM clients via this ASCOM driver which enables applications to make color images of up to 240 seconds duration. The sensor (separately available) provides a low entry astrophotography high resolution color camera. Instructions for installing and running this software is included in the included readme file.Starlight XPress (external link)
Drivers for Starlight XPress cameras are availble from Dad Dog Development, Ltd.To publish a driver to Windows Update, create a hardware submission and then follow the steps below. Hyperdata brasil driver download for windows 10 7.
Find the hardware submission that contains the driver you want to distribute.
Go to the Distribution section of the hardware submission and select New shipping label.
On the shipping label page, go to the Details section and enter a name for the shipping label in the Shipping label name field. This name allows you to organize and search for your shipping labels.
In the Properties section, complete the following information:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Destination | Select Publish to Windows Update to publish your driver to Windows Update. If you want to create a shared shipping label that allows you to share your driver with a partner, see Share a driver with a partner. Note Shared drivers can only be shared by the organization that originally created it. An organization that receives a shared driver cannot share it again. |
| Specify the partner (if any) that is allowed visibility into this request | Enter a partner that you want to have read-only permissions to your driver and shipping label. Use this field when you want a partner to be aware of this shipping label request, such as when you publish a driver on their behalf. For more information, see Publish a driver on behalf of a partner. |
| Driver Delivery Options | When the destination is Windows Update, the default is Automatic, which means that the driver is delivered automatically on upgrades and for every applicable system. If you select only the Automatically delivered during Windows Upgrades the driver is defined as a Dynamic Driver and is delivered only during OS upgrades. If you select only Automatically delivered to all applicable systems, Windows Update delivers the driver immediately to all applicable systems once it is released. If you select Manual in Windows 10, version 1909 or earlier, the driver is automatically delivered only if the device does not have a driver installed already or only has a generic driver. Starting in Windows 10, version 2004, drivers with a Manual shipping label is not automatically delivered. To access the best matching Optional/Manual driver, the user must go to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update > View optional updates > Driver updates. |
In the Targeting section, select the driver package that you want to publish.
After you select your driver package, Select PNPs becomes available. Select the hardware IDs you want to target. You can search for a specific hardware ID or operating system by using the search boxes above the list of hardware IDs.
To target all listed hardware IDs, select Publish All.
To target specific hardware IDs, find each desired hardware ID and select Publish.
If you targeted all hardware IDs and want to remove them, select Expire All.
To remove targeting for specific hardware IDs, find each hardware ID and select Expire.
If you want to add Computer Hardware IDs (CHIDs), enter each CHID into the text box and select Add CHID(s). To bulk add multiple CHIDs, ensure that each CHID is separated by a newline, select Add multiple CHIDs, and paste your CHIDs into the text box. You can view all added CHIDs in the list below the text box. To remove a CHID from the list, select Remove
Important
CHIDs are not supported for the following versions of windows:
- Windows 8.1 or earlier
- Windows Server 2012 R2 or earlier
If your driver targets either of these operating systems, create two shipping labels: one for Windows 10 (where you can add CHIDs) and one for down-level operating systems (where no CHIDs will be added).
If you wish to limit public disclosure of your Shipping Label in the Windows Update Catalog and WSUS Catalog, check the Limit Public Disclosure of this Shipping Label information. box.
Your driver will still be published and downloadable from Windows Update but will not show up in either of the public catalog lists.
If your driver targets Windows 10 in S mode, you must select both boxes, confirming the following:
- Your driver is compatible with and follows the driver policies outlined in the Windows 10 in S mode Driver Requirements.
- You verify that your driver follows the additional code integrity policies outlined in the Windows 10 in S mode guidelines.
- Your driver does not contain any non-Microsoft UI components or applications in the driver package.
Select Publish to send your request to Windows Update. If you do not want to publish the shipping label right now, you can select Save. You can publish the shipping label later by either opening the shipping label and selecting Publish, or you can select Publish all pending from the hardware submission page. Note that selecting Publish all pending will publish all unpublished shipping labels.