Install NI-DAQmx, making sure to include.Tested with NI USB-6356 (primary) and NI USB-6343 (secondary)
The DAQ toolbox is not required as LSMAQ directly calls NI-DAQmx functions through MATLAB's. MATLAB (tested with version 2018b, earlier versions since 2009a likely supported).If you are looking for flexibility or free software for three-photon microscopy, give LSMAQ a try. Adding a new custom property to the UI takes a single line. Scripting and quick code modification are facilitated by a clear separation between scanning engine and UI frontend, as well as a lightweight and minimal code base. LSMAQ was created by microscope developers aiming for increased flexibility and ease of customisation. The LSMAQ team cannot offer support to end users. To minimize code and maximize flexibility, LSMAQ exposes all scanning parameters, performs few checks on user input and generally assumes that the user knows the hardware limitations of their setup. The ScanImage team does a very good job at keeping their software up to date with new developments that most paying end users are interested in. If you are an end user of two-photon microscopes, you will probably be well served by existing software packages like ScanImage. phase-stepping for wavefront shaping / deep imaging.pulse synchronization with MHz-rate lasers (as in 3P microscopy).It supports National Instruments hardware for galvo-based scanning. LSMAQ is a lightweight and flexible laser scanning microscope acquisition software written in MATLAB.
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