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I woke up to a grid outage with the Powerwalls providing supply. App shows 24 hours+ runtime but I want to know when the outage started. "Impact" only shows old events. How do you see start time of an ongoing event?

Was able to update from 2019.32.12.2 to .3 on a 2016 Model S P100D AP2 without alarm triggering. One difference was Tesla service had suggested doing a manual reboot after the previous update.

Indeed. And I just got another software update available notification, this time for 2019.32.12.2. Reluctant to start the install without being close to the car in case the alarm triggers again.

Also, the Tesla app wouldn't connect after the alarm (I'd started the upgrade from the app). I rebooted the touchscreen the next morning and only then did the "Installation Complete" message come through and the app reconnect. If I'd needed remote access to the car during that period there...

AP2 Model S here. Update triggered the car alarm. Not cool.

And as of tonight, the Powerwall gateway is no longer accessible on local WiFi - I’m wondering if it went back to cellular. Sigh.

Actually, scratch that. API endpoint is still responding to gets via https.

API and web access also stopped for me since 1.20. Web UI sets the page title to “Powerwall UI” and then hangs without sending any more data leaving a blank page. Quite disappointing.

Exactly the same problem with mine (as in 8.0 (2.50.185) caution using TACC/Autosteer features)

Not getting lock. SC checked the car out and say it's fine and that it's due to the beta nature of Autosteer.

Right. So I get TACC + autosteer offered and turned on (<45 MPH, blue icons) but the lane indicator lines never turn blue and are bouncing around.

My timeline is very similar. But right now TACC seems fine, autosteer not so much and the SC is looking into it. This is on 101 on the peninsula. Do folks gets the blue lane indicators when locked?

Are people having lane detection problems with AP2.0 and autosteer? Do the blue lane markers show up ever? My car is having issues seeing the lane markings - they're gray and bouncing around all over the place. If I turn on autosteer (which is quite dicey), the car is shimmying around trying...

Inspired by another site that put together a helpful valet instructions page, I did a more visual version. You can find it here: http://terresta.com/tesla/ Suggestions for improvement welcomed.