VGA and 3.5mm Mini‑Jack Module CAYMON CASY151/B — VGA video and stereo audio connector module

CAYMON CASY151/B is a panel-mounted module that combines a standard VGA video connector with a 3.5 mm stereo mini‑jack audio connector. The unit is intended for integration into equipment racks, wall plates or custom panels and provides analog VGA video connectivity alongside a separate stereo audio path. The module is suitable for AV installations where legacy VGA display connections and a distinct audio channel are required, such as meeting rooms, classrooms and conference setups.

Advantages

The module provides a compact, single-face solution for bringing VGA video and stereo audio to a panel or plate without the need for separate adapters. Its standard VGA female connector maintains compatibility with a wide range of projectors, monitors and computers using analog RGBHV signals, while the 3.5 mm mini‑jack supports unbalanced stereo audio connections. The panel format simplifies rack and wall-plate installations and helps keep cabling organized and accessible.

Suitable for

• Meeting rooms and conference facilities requiring separate video and audio connections
• Classrooms and lecture theatres with legacy VGA presentation systems
• AV racks, control panels and custom wall plates in commercial installations
• Temporary setups where easy connection to projectors and stereo speakers is needed

Key specifications

• Video connector type: female VGA (analog RGBHV)
• Audio connector type: 3.5 mm stereo mini‑jack (female)
• Panel-mount module designed for integration into plates, racks or custom panels
• Supported signals: analog VGA video and unbalanced stereo audio
• Form factor: single-module faceplate insert for AV panels

How to use

Install the module into a compatible panel or plate cut-out using the appropriate mounting hardware. Connect a VGA cable from the video source or display to the VGA female connector and attach a stereo 3.5 mm audio cable to the mini‑jack for audio input or output. Ensure all connectors are seated firmly to maintain reliable analog signal transmission. For longer cable runs, use high-quality shielded VGA and audio cables to reduce interference and signal degradation.

Usage recommendations

For optimal picture and sound quality, pair the module with shielded VGA cables and quality stereo audio leads. Avoid routing VGA and audio cables parallel to mains power runs to minimize interference. When integrating into wall plates or racks, verify panel depth and clearance to ensure the module sits flush and connectors are accessible.