Manufacturer of professional digital and analog two-way radios, offering reliable mobile and portable communication solutions for occupational use.
CoValue specializes in the design and manufacture of professional wireless communication equipment, specifically focusing on Two-Way Radios. The brand provides a diverse lineup of Digital Mobile Radios (DMR) and FM portable transceivers engineered for reliable performance in demanding environments. Notable products include the DM8000 series mobile radios and the DR7800S series portable radios, which are designed to comply with strict industry standards for occupational communication.
CoValue radios often feature durable construction, clear audio transmission, and essential safety features like emergency alerts and programmable buttons. Their equipment is widely used in sectors requiring coordinated voice communication, offering features such as private calling, group calling, and text messaging capabilities within their digital systems.
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For mobile radios like the DM8000 series, connect a 600 ohm microphone equipped with a 10-pin modular plug into the socket on the front of the main unit. Press firmly until the locking tab clicks.
Typically, a solid red LED indicates the radio is transmitting, solid green means it is receiving or detecting activity, and blinking red usually indicates a low battery condition.
Users must install an efficient, well-tuned antenna with 50-ohm impedance. For many VHF/UHF models, the maximum antenna gain specified is 0dBi to maintain compliance with RF exposure limits.
Do not use strong chemicals. Clean the radio surface with a damp cloth if it becomes dusty or dirty. Ensure the radio is not exposed to extreme moisture unless rated for such conditions.