Remote Data Terminal

 

The Remote Data Terminal (RDT) destination type is most commonly used in conjunction with a Log File. This is the destination that is called on a specific schedule, or when the log file exceeds the memory percentage threshold of the high-water mark.

 

The data that is delivered to the RDT is determined by:

 

 

Note: The RDT has two strengths; it is fast and all it needs is a modem. However, RDT has one weakness, it is not a reliable transfer server. There is no error detection, correction, or way to pinpoint when or where a lost connection occurs. Some data will be lost if a connection is lost. The solution is to use a more reliable transfer server protocol: FAX, Email, or Alarmware.