Where is RAW editing in Photoshop Elements 13?

I have purchased the CD for Photoshop Elements 13 (not the Premium version) and have uploaded to my computer. I have an Olympus XZ-1 camera and am saving images as RAW (.ORF) files.  I have uploaded recent updates to Photoshop Elements 13, including RAW 9.0. I cannot find reference in Help for Photoshop Elements 13 how to edit RAW files.  I cannot find a tutorial how to edit RAW files in Photoshop Elements 13. Do I have to purchase Photoshop Elements 13 Premium in order to have RAW editing capabilities?  Should I upload Adobe DNG Converter in order to edit .ORF RAW files with Photoshop Elements?  I did find a set of tutorials on the Adobe site called "How to make non-destructive edits in Camera RAW."  But Photoshop Elements 13 does not have all the features that are described in this tutorial.  I would appreciate your help.  Carl Baird [email protected]

The Camera Raw plug-in when hosted in Elements only has three tabs, Basic (toning), Detail (sharpening, noise-reduction) and Camera Calibration (camera profile).
What version of the Camera Raw plug-in is listed in Help / About Plug-ins / Camera Raw?
What happens if you are in the PSE  Editor and use File / Open in Camera Raw and go select a raw file from your new camera?

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