TCL LINKHUB HH516 Receives prplWare 4.0 Certification
TCL says in a press release that the LINKHUB HH516 is the first device designed specifically for 5G fixed wireless access to receive prplWare 4.0 certification. The certification confirms its integration of prplWare software and completion of related prplOS and high level API tests.
The open modular software architecture lets network operators reuse management and service functions across product generations. It also supports multiple vendor deployments and reduces repeated integration work across devices and chip platforms.
The HH516 supports 5G speeds of up to 7.01 Gbps and dual band Wi-Fi 7 speeds of up to 7.2 Gbps. It can connect up to 512 devices and uses AI based traffic recognition to prioritize latency sensitive applications. Adaptive power management automatically changes power modes based on usage patterns and network activity.
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