RDM on the WEB - E1.20 RDM (Remote Device Management) Protocol Forums

sblair · February 5th, 2016

Welcome to the RDM forums!

It really will depend on the architectural controller you are using. You'll need one that supports RDM and allows for a remote connection. If you're using something PC-based you can always just set up a remote connection to that computer so you can log into it.

Some of the more sophisticated RDM controllers allow you to set up mail notifications and such to notify you of different errors or conditions.

There are also various "inline" systems that can live in between your existing architectural controller and the fixtures and can act as the RDM controller for the system. Something like Pathport from Pathway Connectivity comes to mind here.

February 5th, 2016	#2
sblair Administrator Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 441	Welcome to the RDM forums! It really will depend on the architectural controller you are using. You'll need one that supports RDM and allows for a remote connection. If you're using something PC-based you can always just set up a remote connection to that computer so you can log into it. Some of the more sophisticated RDM controllers allow you to set up mail notifications and such to notify you of different errors or conditions. There are also various "inline" systems that can live in between your existing architectural controller and the fixtures and can act as the RDM controller for the system. Something like Pathport from Pathway Connectivity comes to mind here. __________________ Scott M. Blair RDM Protocol Forums Admin