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Lorex indicates that DIN cables are rated for up to 300 feet.<br />
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I want to set up a Logitech ConferenceCam CC300e, but the cable (6-pin Mini-Din) will need to be ran across the room. I could not find anything on the length limitation of this cable type, anyone have any experience?
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I want to set up a Logitech ConferenceCam CC300e, but the cable (6-pin Mini-Din) will need to be ran across the room. I could not find anything on the length limitation of this cable type, anyone have any experience?

Lorex indicates that DIN cables are rated for up to 300 feet.

https://www.lorextechnology.com/support/self-serve/Analog-Camera-Cables-and-Connectors/2900032

What is the length limitation on a 6-pin Mini-Din cable?

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