11.04.24 - RFC 848 Ceiling Light
📋 Summary
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This RFC proposes a fix for the ceiling light button on the MPC-101 Crestron panel located in the bedroom. The button is currently not functioning correctly, causing inconvenience to guests trying to control the bedroom ceiling light. The fix involves updating the configuration file of the MPC-101 panel to ensure proper communication between the button and the lighting control system. This update will restore the intended functionality of the ceiling light button, allowing users to turn the bedroom ceiling light on and off from the Crestron panel. |
📝 Change Details
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Change Request |
Link the ceiling light button on the panel to the ceiling light in 848 bedroom |
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Status |
TBC |
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Recommended start date |
14/04/2024 |
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Related issues |
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Driver |
Old issue has returned in config updates to the system. |
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Impacted services |
Crestron Panel’s and Bloc App |
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Current blockers |
Peer Review of Configuration change |
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Service owner review |
Olivier |
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Technical review |
Alex Lloyd |
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Reporter |
Wai |
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Change Approvers |
Wai / Olivier |
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Informed stakeholders |
Olivier |
🗓️ Change Plans
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Plan Type |
Description |
Impact |
Risk |
Schedule |
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BACKUP PLAN |
Take back up of current configuration. |
No Impact |
Risk None |
Ahead of roll out |
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BACKUP PLAN |
Have peer review of updated configured undertaken to ensure we have not impacted any other services - If this fails peer review roll out is delayed. |
No Impact |
Risk None |
Ahead of roll out |
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ROLLBACK PLAN |
Reload a stable bloc config to restore panel configurations and revert app variables. |
No Impact |
Risk None |
On the date for config change |
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CHANGE PLAN |
Update the button mapping for 848 panel to be linked with the 848 ceiling light switch. |
Low Impact |
Risk None |
Roll out on 14/04/2024 |
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TEST PLAN |
Roll out the change to only 848 panel and ensure communication as been restored. |
No Impact |
Low Risk |
Day of roll out |
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TEST PLAN |
Staff will verify updates by ensuring the touch panel shows BYOD A/C changes and that the ceiling light is responding again. |
Low Impact |
Low Risk |
Day of roll out |
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TEST PLAN |
Check the ceiling light is responding to panel input. |
Low Impact |
Low Risk |
Day of roll out |
🗨️ Communications
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Team |
Who |
What |
When |
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Xtreme to confirm ready for upgrades. |
Alex / Paul |
Confirm to the wider team that the amended Config is ready to be rolled out |
Ahead of roll out date |
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Start of upgrade |
Alex Lloyd |
Roll out code to Processors to allow for the panels to be ready to accept the new layout |
14/04/2024 |
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Completion of update |
Alex Lloyd |
Send tests to processors and remotely test rooms looking for LED light% to verify against |
14/04/2024 |
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Failure of update |
Olivier / Wai |
Send tests to processors and remotely test rooms |
14/04/2024 |
✅ Post-Implementation Review
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Date |
16/04/2024 |
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Requested for Comments |
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Service Owner |
Olivier |
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Participants |
Alex Lloyd |
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Review criteria |
Check the 848 bedroom panel controls the ceiling light in 848 bedroom. |
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Lessons Learned |
Regularly updating and maintaining the latest versions of our repository configurations has proven to be a valuable practice. This proactive approach helps us avoid potential issues from previous tests and ensures a smoother development process for the entire team. |
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Follow-up actions |
Run a follow up inspection carried out by staff across the hotel ensuring the panel is continuing to control the rooms ceiling light. |
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