Mitutoyo 64AAB639 Spc Data Transfer Device 4 Input Ports

Product Description

The MITUTOYO 64AAB639 is a Statistical Process Control (SPC) data transfer device designed to collect and relay measurement data from Digimatic output tools to a PC. The unit accepts up to 4 simultaneous Digimatic inputs, allowing a technician or quality inspector to connect multiple measuring instruments and stream live readings directly into data-logging or SPC software. This device eliminates manual data entry, reduces transcription error, and fits into production-line or inspection-bench workflows where dimensional traceability is required. It is compatible with Digimatic-output calipers and other Digimatic instruments. The unit weighs 2 pounds.

This data transfer device is suited for dimensional inspection environments in manufacturing, machining shops, and precision fabrication settings. Quality technicians, metrologists, and process engineers use it to bridge Digimatic measuring tools with PC-based SPC software for real-time data capture. With 4 input ports, it supports multi-tool setups at a single inspection station, reducing the need for repeated manual recording during high-volume measurement tasks involving calipers or similar Digimatic instruments.

Key Features

• 4 Digimatic input ports for simultaneous multi-tool data collection
• Transfers measurement data directly to a connected PC
• Compatible with Digimatic-output tools including calipers
• Reduces manual data entry and transcription errors in SPC workflows
• Compact design suited for bench-top inspection station use

Compatibility

Designed for use with Digimatic output tools including calipers, and connects to a PC for SPC data logging. Specific tool model compatibility should be verified against the Digimatic output standard supported by each measuring instrument.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a quality technician or metrology professional. Connect each Digimatic instrument to an available input port using the appropriate Digimatic interface cable before powering on the device. Ensure the PC has the required SPC or data-collection software installed and configured to recognize the device prior to connecting. Power down or disconnect the device before adding or removing tool connections to avoid data errors.