Remconnjoin Row Details
- Last UpdatedApr 24, 2025
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Use the Remote Connection (remconnjoin) Row Details dialog box to configure the details of a remote connection such as the cost factor, timeout and test frequency information.
Refer to the table below for field descriptions and instructions on how to configure the editable fields.

Items in the remconnjoin Row Details Dialog Box
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Item |
Description |
|---|---|
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Remote |
Select (...) and select the name of the remote that is associated with this connection from the Remote Select dialog box. |
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Connection |
Select (...) and select the name of the connection record that is associated with the remote device from the Connection Select dialog box. |
|
Cost Factor |
Enter the cost factor of the connection. This value is a number that indicates the relative cost of the connection. Higher numbers indicate higher cost of usage. |
|
Failure Timeout |
Enter the length of time (in seconds) that a remote can fail to communicate over its current connection before it fails over to the next cheapest connection. A value of zero disables connection failovers. |
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Inhibit Autopoll |
Select the checkbox for Omnicomm to only pass commands that are sent to Omnicomm (including poll commands) to the remote. The commands also include those that are sent to Omnicomm by the remote scheduler. Normally, Omnicomm polls its remote devices regularly, establishing a connection when necessary. |
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Good Test Frequency |
Enter the time (in minutes) that must pass before the next test poll can be issued to this remote over this connection if the remconnjoin status is in a good state (for example the State column in the Communication Statistics Summary is Normal). Refer to the AVEVA Enterprise SCADA HMI Controller documentation for more information about the Communication Statistics Summary. The actual time may be longer depending on the frequency that the ConnectionController executable is scheduled to run. The ConnectionController executable is started in the run_processes. When changing the frequency in the ConnectionController, RealTime must be restarted before the change takes effect. A value of zero indicates that testing will never occur. |
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Bad Test Frequency |
Enter the time (in minutes) that must pass before the next test poll can be issued to this remote over this connection if the remconnjoin status is in a bad state (for example, the State column in the Communication Statistics Summary is anything other than Normal). The actual time may be longer depending on the frequency that the ConnectionController executable is scheduled to run. The ConnectionController executable is started in the run_processes. When changing the frequency in the ConnectionController, RealTime must be restarted before the change takes effect. A value of zero indicates that testing will never occur. |