You would need to attach an mdat file rather than some images to get meaningful comments on the measurements. No input data and input selection reverting to default sounds like the mic is disconnecting, so USB cable length or connector issues.
Maybe, but a better route would be to use the API. Its purpose is to facilitate extension of REW's functionality, the /audio/input-cal endpoint allows calibration data to be read and written.
In principle that may be possible with one extra channel for the mic input (so 3 input channels in total). The impedance measurement input provides access to the signal at the driver terminals so it should be possible to derive an SPL impulse response from that and the mic capture. It would...
On the PC you are using ASIO, which treats devices as a collection of individual mono channels. On the Mac, or on PC when using Java drivers, inputs and outputs can be multichannel with a channel selector. L and R in the channel selector correspond to 1 and 2 in ASIO. There's also a L+R option...
Could you attach a screenshot of your REW soundcard preferences? 1 and 2 would typically correspond to left and right (L, R) in the REW channel selector.
Presumably you have selected the UMIK as the input in REW? Does the mic work in any other audio application? If not, likely an issue between the USB port and the mic. Use a short USB cable if you aren't doing that already.
This seems to a bug between Tahoe and the Java runtime, the names for the inputs and outputs on some devices are empty. Nonetheless, selecting the empty entry seems to work.
The blank input is pretty odd, I see that too. Should still work fine with that selected though. I'll look into why it's blank, seems some output devices have blank output names as well.
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