I too am confused on the WiFi aspect of it. Not much information is available yet. The Voice Assist Button (VAB) on the front is used to control the WiFi features. The Curve likely requires the CPS to set up the WiFi connection before using it.
Model: DLR110NBHLAA (HVIN: DLR110NB1)
The Curve name as a model name is strange. What will the next model be called?
900MHz default channels available to program: 10. With the Curve at the factory default settings, the 10 channels are compatible with Public groups 1-10 in the legacy DTR410/550/650 models and default channels 1-10 in the DTR600/700 models. Channels 1-6 are compatible with default channels 1-6 in the DLR1060. In general, the different models will talk to each other right out of the box at their factory default settings but the number of available channels will vary depending on the model.
Can the number of channels available to the end user be expanded with the CPS?
The DLR1060 has 6 channels by default but is expandable to 10 channels with the CPS.
Below is some data for FCC ID: AZ489FT7146 downloaded from FCCid.io.
The conducted output power cannot exceed +30.0dBm (1W) and the EIRP must be less than 4W.
The legacy DTR410/550/650 models were certified at +29.5dBm (890mW).
The DLR1020/1060 models were certified at +29.4dBm (880mW).
The DTR600/700 models were certified at +29.2dBm (830mW).
The conducted output power numbers listed on the FCC grant are what was measured from the individual test sample submitted to the lab for certification testing. Being slightly under the +30.0dBm (1W) legal limit is to account for measurement uncertainty and individual unit to unit variation and stay under the legal limit. It looks like the peak output power (conducted measurement) from the Curve sample submitted to the test lab came in slightly hotter than the DTRs and the DLRs. Connectorized samples are used for output power measurements.
Front external photo:
Exploded view:
We need to find more info about the WiFi aspect of it. This may be a first attempt at a networked DLR radio since most businesses likely will have in-store WiFi available to use.