
Section 3 Installation
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NOTE: Only a USB3 connection will provide the data transfer speed which will ensure smooth video
display and recording.
7. Connect the blue USB3 cable between the Magewell Device’s SS USB port and the computer’s SS USB
port (or regular USB port). You will see messages as the camera is automatically set up, and when it is
installed.
8. For Windows 7 Operating System, left click on the Windows “Start” button. From the list of selections
choose “Devices and Printers”. The window which appears will show a list of “Devices”. Verify that the
“USB Capture HDMI +” icon has appeared in the list.
9. For Windows 10 Operating System, right click on the Windows “Start” button. From the list of selections
choose “Device Manager”. The window which appears will show a list of “Devices”. Verify that the
“Cameras” icon has appeared in the list. Double click that icon and verify that the “USB Capture HDMI +”
device is installed.
10. Your microscope HDMI camera is now connected to your computer as a Webcam.
3.2 Installing the Wireless Handheld Mouse
Windows 7:
Install one “AAA” battery into the Wireless Handheld Mouse and turn it on. Plug the USB receiver for the
Wireless Handheld Mouse into any available USB receptacle on your computer. If your speakers are on, you
will hear a USB connect sound and the mouse will be activated. You may want to adjust the speed of the
trackball which positions the pointer:
In Windows 7:
1. Hover over empty area of the desktop, right click, and in the window that opens, select “Personalize”.
2. On the left side of the next window select “Change mouse pointers”. Proceed to step 5 below.
In Windows 10:
1. Left click the “Start” button on the bottom left corner of your desktop. Then, click “Settings” (the icon is a
gear).
2. In the “Setting” app, click “Devices”.
3. On the left side of the window, select “Mouse” to access the mouse conguration settings.
4. Click the “Additional mouse options” link in the Mouse settings window, under the Related settings section.
5. On the “Pointer Options” tab you will see a slider for controlling the pointer speed. Position the pointer over
the scale to either the left (Slow) or right (Fast) side of the indicator and click to move the slider.
6. Checking the “Enhance pointer precision” box will cause the pointer to move further relative to the rotation
of the trackball.
7. Test the pointer speed and make further adjustments as needed.