The GageWay KW is truly a plug ‘n play device. Connect your gage to the wedge, plug it into the USB port, and you are ready to go. No setup required.
With the GageWay KW, you can transfer gage readings into any PC application that accepts keyboard input. Some of the more common applications that are used with the GageWay KW include Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access, etc.
Unlike wedges from other manufacturers, if the cable you have connected to GageWay KW fails (not uncommon with many handheld gages), you only have to replace the gage cable and not the entire wedge assembly. Other manufacturers permanently attach the gage cable to the wedge which requires you to replace the entire wedge when the gage cable fails.
Other manufacturers also produce gages that have a Mitutoyo compatible output. These include Federal, LMI and others. These gages will also work with GageWay KW.
Length – 6ft
$180.00
The GageWay series utilizes both OEM gage cables and custom MicroRidge cables to enable the connection to a wide variety of devices. On the GageWay Pro series this includes RS-232 devices that can be connected to each port via a Level Converter Cable.Â
This amazing product can turn each port on the GageWay Pro series into a Serial RS-232 gage interface.Â
Don’t see the connector you need? MicroRidge supports over 3500 gages, reach out to sales@microridge.com and we’ll figure out what need.Â
GageWay SM and GageWay KW single gage interfaces offer the latest technology for connecting a single Mitutoyo gage or a gage with Mitutoyo compatible output to a computer. GageWay KW has keyboard wedge built in. Easy to set up and use.
How to use the GageWay KW keyboard wedge to send data from a Mitutoyo caliper or digital indicator to Microsoft Excel.
Let’s learn all about the GageWay KW. This is the single gage interface you need if your target application is Excel, Google Sheets, Cloud Based SPC Software or any application that requires keyboard input.
Let’s explore how powerful Keyboard Wedge technology can be. A Keyboard Wedge is a device that emulates a keyboard to input data into a computer. Although it sounds pretty simple, it opens up a world of opportunities, such as creating a Python program to analyze your gage data in real-time.
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