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I have a MEX card that was shipped back to me. The problem was when I received it I found it had a rough trip. The SAU 9 pin right angle connector had been broken off of the board (the SAU still screwed in) and the front black metal bent badly. The battery had been thrown out of its socket.
I corrected everything and put the card back to normal, put the battery in and everything booted up fine. But after a few minutes I get the error of "SAU - Mismatch". When the system comes on-line it prints on the screen the correct SAU number, so where is the problem? Did the falling out of the battery cause a problem or can an SAU get damaged so as to not be known by the system. Please let me know if anyone has ideas of the possible solution
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Usually I would see this when Tadiran didn't do their job correctly in the programming of the SAU Chip. I would get back with the Tadiran to get a new one ASAP.
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I have had to replace SAUs several times and, I have had to install software that matched the new SAU number. Did you get new software with the SAU?
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