- Added support for Windows 8 32-bit

- External Trigger source can know be set to 'Software Trigger' in order for the board to ignore any physical trigger applied to the board.

- Added support for Acq Status CORACQ_VAL_SIGNAL_PIXEL_CLK_1_PRESENT, CORACQ_VAL_SIGNAL_PIXEL_CLK_2_PRESENT, CORACQ_VAL_SIGNAL_PIXEL_CLK_3_PRESENT, CORACQ_VAL_SIGNAL_PIXEL_CLK_ALL_PRESENT

Fixes:

- Installation Error if installing with Sapera 5.xx.

- Fixed BSOD that would occur with Sapera 7.0 and below when using 64-bit demos/applications that uses Scatter-Gather buffers instead of Scatter-Gather/Physical buffers.

- When using a dual camera configuration, possibility of events being turned off when creating an Xfer handle on one camera while grabbing with the other one.

- Driver will now detect disconnect/connect of 2nd Camera Link cable when applicable. The Pixel Clock Present/Absent event/status will reflect the combination of all required pixel clocks based on the Camera Link Configuration selected.

- 3-Tap parallel with Medium configuration is now available. Feature was lost since driver 1.50.

- Fixed support for time stamp in msec. It would return values in usec.

- Buffer host PC time stamp would be ' 0' except for 1st frame of a sequence when EXT_TRIGGER_FRAME_COUNT > 1.

- Random buffer host PC time stamp = 0 when grabbing from dual channel camera.

- Improved prevention of BSOD upon reset of the board that can occur in some computers. Solution needs SaperaLT 7.40 and up.

- Windows 8 hybrid shutdown in combination with adding/removing board(s) in between reboots can cause boards not to be mapped properly on some PCs. If this is the case, a restart of the PC will be requested by TDALSA Device Manager.

- Under Windows 8, driver will not create tiles anymore and will create a proper Application group containing the driver's tools and documentation.

- Strobe Output would be pulled low before being set to tri-state when ...