CAYMON module with male XLR connector CASY122/B — audio interface module

CAYMON CASY122/B is a modular audio interface module equipped with a male XLR connector designed for use in racks, panels, and custom patching frames. The module provides a standard balanced XLR interface suitable for microphone or line-level connections, enabling reliable signal input or output in professional sound systems and studio installations. Its compact form factor is intended for integration into modular panels where a straightforward, durable XLR termination is required.

Advantages

The module offers a robust metal XLR mounting that ensures stable mechanical contact and reliable electrical connection in repeated use. Its balanced male XLR interface supports standard microphone and line-level signals, helping to minimize interference and maintain signal integrity over long cable runs. The compact modular format simplifies replacement and reconfiguration in structured audio installations, allowing technicians to adapt signal routing without extensive rewiring.

Suitable for

• Microphone input or output connections in live sound and studio environments
• Line-level signal routing between audio equipment
• Rack- or panel-mounted patch bays and custom connector panels
• Replacement or upgrade of existing XLR terminations

Key specifications

• Connector type: balanced male XLR
• Intended use: panel/rack modular installation
• Signal compatibility: microphone and line-level signals (balanced)
• Construction: durable metal mounting and contacts suitable for repeated insertions
• Form factor: modular module for integration into compatible frames and panels

How to use

Install the module into a compatible modular panel or rack frame following the panel manufacturer’s mechanical mounting instructions. Connect the male XLR to the mating female XLR of a cable or device, ensuring correct wiring polarity for balanced signals (pin 1 ground, pin 2 positive, pin 3 negative). Use the module for microphone inputs, outputs to preamps, or line-level connections as part of an audio routing or patch system. When removing or replacing the module, power down connected equipment if appropriate and handle connectors by the body to avoid stress on soldered or crimped terminations.

Usage recommendations

For best signal integrity, use balanced XLR cables with proper shielding and maintain secure mechanical mounting in the panel. Verify wiring continuity and polarity after installation and perform a brief sound check when integrating into live or studio signal chains.