Hey guys, great site and a lot of help. Got this unit that "boots", then ODI just displays 4 dashes, can't enter anything on keypad. Installed new key pad and same problem. Two questions, can I use the interface to disable pad, and what would cause this issue. Have a green led heartbeat on ETAC. HELP!
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If your Raymond 8210 shows four dashes and won't take keypad input even with a new pad, it's usually a communication or controller issue - not the keypad itself.
First steps:
Check ETAC connectors for bent pins, corrosion, or loose seating.
Inspect harness between the keypad and controller for damage.
Make sure the keypad isn't disabled in settings (requires Raymond service tool or Flashware).
If wiring is fine and the ETAC heartbeat is present, the display/control board could be faulty and may need replacement or reprogramming.
We have Raymond Flashware 10.8
We can fix your issue remotely by teamviewer
I'm having the same issue, did you resolve your problem.
I was replaying to original post. You start your own thread.
Really?
I ask about accessing programing and you come back with that!
Take controller out. Open it. Probably burnt inside.
Also check for welded line contactor and welded lift solenoid.
Hi Guys
I have similar problem BDI will not reset battery volts 25.2
have service key trying to read VM battery volts.
After d is selected segments only flash 8 scolls each segment.
Trying to read battery volts at VMC which should be ! then battery symbol but can not get there any help. tried everything
WE CHANGED THE CONTROLLER, THE HARNESS, THE HANDLEBAR, THE HANDLEBAR CARDS. BUT IT DOESN'T GIVE TRACTION.
Probably ETAC in tiller handle, had same problem today, or etac isnt fully seated on display.
I have the same problem and do not know what to do! As I solve the problem, I don't have the programming key i dont Have a computer
What adapter you need for flashware for 8400?
I have the programming key, won't boot. Have a computer, no flash ware!
Do you have flashware on a laptop ?
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