Before You Buy! - Motorola DLR110Curve Radios (Part 1)

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In this video we will discuss things you need to know before you buy Motorola Solutions' DLR110 CURVE two-way radios. Our WSi team will be asking and answering several questions on CURVE as seen below!
LINK FOR PART 2 HERE - • Before You Buy! - Moto...
- LINKS -
DLR110 Curve Radio - www.wirelessradios.com/curve/
Digital Smart Hub - www.wirelessradios.com/dh300/
Wi-Fi Call Buttons - www.wirelessradios.com/cb400_...
Radios For Retail - www.wirelessradios.com/radios...
Radios For Hospitality - www.wirelessradios.com/hospit...
Contact Us - www.wirelessradios.com/contac...
In this video, we will cover the following topics:
00:00 Introduction
00:25 Overview of previous CURVE videos
01:11 What is CURVE and how does CURVE work?
01:56 What are Wi-Fi (virtual) groups? Are they better than normal two-way radio channels?
05:10 How do I call a wi-fi group using CURVE?
06:20 How easy is it to add or remove groups in the CURVE portal?
06:40 How does the CURVE portal make reprogramming easier?
07:18 Who programs CURVE and sets up the portal?
07:50 How does the CURVE portal add flexibility for my radios?
08:22 Is the voice messaging feature available on other two-way radios?
09:00 How does voice messaging work with CURVE?
09:10 Can you explain group or one-to-one voice messaging with CURVE?
10:39 What are location announcements with CURVE?
11:20 Explaining added efficiency using the voice messaging feature
12:00 Explaining voice messaging timeout benefits
12:35 Can we track messaging history in the CURVE portal?
13:35 What are the benefits of tracking user activity in the CURVE portal?
14:23 Video Part 2
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@wsi_radios 2 года назад

Thank you for watching! If you have a service or function that you would like to see added for CURVE, please comment below and share with the product team! Be sure to watch Part 2 where we discuss how Wireless Solutions' Value Added services can assist YOU with CURVE!

@timothybonacich 9 месяцев назад

How much is a subscription for the Curve's Portal?

@wsi_radios 9 месяцев назад

So sorry for the extended delay in responding here! Right now, the subscription is free until further notice. We do not know what the expected subscription model will be once purchases are required, but we do know that these will be a seat license to purchase available "seats" and you will not be required to purchase a license for every radio or user in your roster.

@wirraminna1 Год назад

Thanks Dustin for your great videos on the new Curve. I am the owner of a new hospitality venue and one question I'd appreciate your view on is if I install a fleet of Curves in my venue, is there the capability for me to communicate remotely to the venue through the radios/wifi calling if I am not onsite. Eg I am at home miles away and want to be able to communicate to my managers or staff who are all working together at the venue. Thank you, Alex

@wsi_radios Год назад

Hi Alex, thank you for the kind words! That is a really good question. These radios still communicate over traditional two-way radio technology, so the short answer is no. You CAN send and receive voice messages using wi-fi regardless of location, however in order to have a two-way conversation your radios have to be in range of one another. I hope this helps!

@RKingis Год назад

@@wsi_radiosSo they only work on the same WiFi network? I could see trying these in a delivery restaurant if the drivers used a hotspot in their car.

@wsi_radios Год назад

@RKingis you can utilize multiple wifi networks for the voicemail features, you'll just need to be in radio-to-radio range for standard PTT communication

@RKingis 3 месяца назад

@@wsi_radiosHow fast does the VM alert go out, when on a different network?

@wsi_radios 3 месяца назад

You can set intervals in the radio for how frequently it checks for new messages. Anywhere from 5 minutes to 3 hours

@KGB-FSB Год назад

Motorola CLP series are better for a large area than these 900mhz

@wsi_radios Год назад

Thanks for the comment. In our experiences, in real life scenarios, the 900 MHz performs best when in and around obstructions. UHF (analog) bands, such as the CLP, can transmit further in a line of sight scenario in some cases, however it's rare that this is the actual use case.