Any device that is a source of data transmission over a serial
telecommunications link. Typically, data terminal equipment (DTE) can
be a computer, a terminal, a router, an access server, or some
similar device. The earliest form of DTE was the teletype machine.
- Error detection, to ensure that data arrives at its destination uncorrupted
- Clocking, to ensure that data is sent at the correct rate in order to be received at its destination
To connect a DTE to a telecommunications link, you use data communications equipment (DCE). The DCE provides termination for the telecommunications link and an interface for connecting the DTE to the link. An example of a DCE for connecting a DTE to the local loop Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS) connection is a modem.
Data Terminal Equipment (DTE) is any equipment that is either a source or destination for digital data. DTE do not generally communicate with each other to do so they need to use DCE to carry out the communication. DTE does not need to know how data is sent or received; the communications details are left to the DCE. A typical example of DTE is a computer.
Other common DTE examples include:
- Printers
- File and application servers
- PCs
- Dumb Terminals
- Routers
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