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INDEX > 6.Troubleshooting > 6.4 Error messages related to external input/output<br />

6.4.16 RSA (Data)<br />

[1] Content<br />

Where rudder angle sensor data is received by the serial port, there is a problem<br />

with the serial data.<br />

If this error appears, the rudder angle cannot be displayed.<br />

It is possible there is a problem with the terminal block circuit board or the radar<br />

process circuit board.<br />

It is possible that the baud rate for the rudder angle serial port is not correctly set.<br />

It is possible that the receiving port connected to the rudder angle measurement<br />

device is not set for use.<br />

Alternatively, it is possible that there is no output from the rudder angle<br />

measurement equipment.<br />

[2] Problem location<br />

[2]-1 Terminal Board CQD-1937A in Radar Process Unit<br />

• Check the insertion status of the J4303 on Terminal Board CQD-1937A in the<br />

Radar Process Unit.<br />

• Check the connection status of the installation cable for Terminal Board CQD-<br />

1937A.<br />

TB4303 A port connected to the rudder angle sensor. (e.g. NAV2RXD+/<br />

NAV2RXD-)<br />

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[2]-2 I/F Unit NQA-2123 in Radar Process Unit<br />

• Check the insertion status of J4106, J4107 and J4108 in I/F Unit NQA-2123.<br />

• I/F Unit replacement (NQA-2123). (see section 4.6.2, page 4-70)<br />

[2]-3 Radar Process Circuit CDC-1332 in in Radar Process Unit<br />

• Check the insertion status of J4402 and J4403 in the Radar Process Circuit<br />

CDC-1332.<br />

• In the service engineer menu, check the baud rate.<br />

• In the service engineer menu, check the receiving port in use.<br />

• Radar Process Circuit replacement (CDC-1332). (see section 4.6.3, page 4-73)<br />

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