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Known errorPOLY-TC10-RESTARTHP PolyFixedAffects usSimulated
The TC10 doesn't reconnect to its system after a scheduled restart
86 units run an affected version · fixed in 5.0.1.470014checked just now
Where it is in our fleet
86 units run an affected version
Versions from device management, simulated until a real feed replaces them.
Restricted: vulnerable-firmware list
- New York officeNew York21 of 21
- Dublin officeDublin17 of 18
- London officeLondon5 of 5
- Chicago officeChicago12 of 12
- Toronto officeToronto5 of 5
- Singapore officeSingapore5 of 5
- Melbourne officeMelbourne7 of 7
- Tokyo officeTokyo7 of 7
- Copenhagen officeCopenhagen7 of 7
ExposedVersion not knownNot exposedSelect a dot for its unit.
Incidents that look like it
- INC0041205Strong matchWren touch panel says "Not paired"7.04 Wren, Toronto office, Toronto · In progressSame modelOn 4.6.1.444241, affectedSame symptomSays "not paired"
- INC0041190Strong matchKestrel touch panel stuck on "Not paired"12.06 Kestrel, Chicago office, Chicago · ResolvedSame modelOn 4.6.2.460046, affectedSame symptomSays "not paired"
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The fix
Fixed in 5.0.1.470014, which Aigna doesn't install (ADV-001). Keep the workaround and ask the manufacturer for the fix on the version you run.
Why: ADV-001, Do not install Poly VideoOS 5 on any Google Meet roomWith the manufacturer
MC-001 TC10 touch controllers don't reconnect after the scheduled restart
Manufacturer investigating · case DEMO-HPC-5091734
Asked for: A fix on the version 4 line. Aigna can't install version 5, which drops Google Meet (ADV-001).
Affected units
87 in 9 officesRestricted: vulnerable-firmware list