Recent content by dlmorgan999

You only get an opportunity for a post like that once in a lifetime. :D

I found another issue. Most commands (including the quick status) report the correct lock status, but the full status said that my car was locked when it fact it wasn't. Update: and now I see why. You aren't checking data['locked'] when you build the string.

Now that this is working, I think I'll take a peek at the API and see what other fun things might be possible. Also one comment (and I realize this might be a parsing nightmare), but I always reference time in 24-hour mode. As such, it would be nice if I could say something like "Unlock the...

Interesting. I wonder why it's different for a Model S. For what it's worth, I just picked up my car on Tuesday evening, so it's brand new. I would have expected both models to have mostly the same firmware.

That did indeed fix the ClimateStart issue. Thanks! I'll keep poking at it and report any other issues I find.

More information. The reason for the errors is that the values for inside_temp and outside_temp were none, or null, or however Python refers to this. I figured this out because when I asked for temperatures, I kept getting this response: "I can't get the temperatures right now. Try turning...

Another thing I noticed - the ClimateStart commands issue a voice response, but the climate system doesn't actually get turned on. I can issue a command several times in a row, and each time I get this response: "OK, I have started your car's climate system."

I'm a bit confused, as now it's not working for any case (even after changing it back). I have no Python experience (although I do know a few languages) so I haven't yet figured out what's going on, but I'm still poking around. Here is the stack dump: File "C:\Tools\TeslaEcho\nikola.py"...

I found one already. The full status returns temperatures in F as expected, but the quick status is returning them in C (more accurately, the value is in C although it says "Fahrenheit" afterwards).

I was never able to get past the 401 error using Cloud9, but I got everything successfully set up using ngrok. Thanks to both BizJet and wayner for this!!

Unfortunately, I made those changes and still no luck. I've run out of brain power for the day ;)but tomorrow I'll take a shot at getting the oauth method working.

Thanks for the code. I don't have any experience with Python, so forgive me if this is a newbie issue, but when I try running that in Cloud9, I get this: File "/home/ubuntu/workspace/get-token.py", line 13 r =...

What do I need to do to switch it to oauth mode?

I must have gotten the most recent instructions, as I do have PUBLIC checked. Hmm...

I found and changed line 37 from vehicle = tesla_connection.vehicles[0] to vehicle = tesla_connection.vehicles[1] and I still get the 401 error, so maybe I have been locked out?