• Ability to transfer data from gages to PC and into software such as Excel or MeasurLink
• Useful in multi-gage inspection stations and dedicated fixtures that use multiple Digimatic tools
• Reduces the number of connections required to the PC
• Supports keyboard Emulation (HID) or Virtual COM Port (VCP) and RS232 connections
• Multiplexer also supports Max, Min and TIR collection modes
• LED verifies data input and MAX, MIN & TIR data collection
• Trigger port - Used to trigger data or start and stop MAX, MIN, and TIR data collection with an external trigger, such as a footswitch or push button switch (sold separately)
• All MIG units include a USB cable, RS-232C cable, AC adapter, and USB flash drive with additional drivers (MIG-1USB does not include an RS-232C cable or AC adapter. Power is supplied by USB)
• Map ports to specified spreadsheet columns or rows for organized data collection
• Date and timestamp for spreadsheets
• Multiplexers can be connected together to form a system that supports up to 99 gages.
• Toggle switch - Used to trigger data or start and stop MAX, MIN, and TIR data collection (MIG-2USB, MIG-4USB)

The Mitutoyo USB Multiplexer is a device that connects multiple gages with SPC Output at an inspection station directly to a PC via a USB cable. The measurement gages connect to the Multiplexer with SPC cables, and the Multiplexer features switches on the inputs to select which gage sends measurement data to the computer.

• MIG-2USB - USB Multiplexer with 2 Ports (No. 64AAB638)
• Power supply: Power adapter
• Data Input: 2 ports, 10-pin Digimatic, Serial RS232 (RS232 DB9M)
• Data Output: USB (HID/VCP), RS232 (RS232 DB9F)
• Trigger Port - Used to trigger data or start/stop MAX, MIN, TIR data collection with external trigger
• Interface that connects multiple gages with SPC Output to a PC
• Allows data transfer from the gage into any software such as Excel or MeasurLink
• Simplifies multi-gage inspection stations to a single USB connection
• 10-pin Digimatic input port with LED indicator
• SPC cables are used to connect gages to the Multiplexer