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Hello, Zapi Experts
I have a problem in this zapi controller which used in cat EP15KRT , the led Diagnostic is continually ON and by using Hand set it gives me (no data communication).
is that problem related to microprocessor , EEPROM or what?!!.
And how can i fix it by using hand set?!.. or any other way!
Please, help
Thanks in advance
Robin
  • Posted 17 Jan 2011 04:01
  • By robin_l
  • joined 31 Oct'10 - 27 messages
  • netherlands, Netherlands

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