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Connector Encyclopedia · Audio / powerXLR · 4-pin
Intercom headsets and 12 V DC power. Two different jobs, same shell.
Pin explorer
Schematic. Read the molded numbers on the real part.| Pin | Function |
|---|---|
| 1 | Mic shield / ground |
| 2 | Mic hot |
| 3 | Headphone − |
| 4 | Headphone + |
This wiring is a stop-work case at our bench. Shown for recognition only.
Printable bench card
XLR · 4-pin
| Intercom headset (Clear-Com / RTS single-channel) | |
|---|---|
| 1 | Mic shield / ground |
| 2 | Mic hot |
| 3 | Headphone − |
| 4 | Headphone + |
| DC power, 12 V (common camera convention) · stop-work at our bench | |
| 1 | Ground (−) |
| 2 | Not connected |
| 3 | Not connected |
| 4 | +12 V DC |
Cable: Headset: 2-pair shielded. Power: 2-conductor, gauge for the load. · Limits: Power variant is outside our repair scope (Service Terms §6). · productionbench.com/connectors/xlr4 · Reviewed by Thomas Popp
Sources
- Clear-Com headset wiring reference
- Manufacturer camera power specs (verify per device)
Verified against the sources above · Reviewed by Thomas Popp. Found an error? Tell us; corrections are logged on the page.
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