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I have updated the homepage to include more info on the features and the project itself. If anyone is interested in getting one you can use Tesla Android Project or the code teslamotorsclub for 20 EUR off. I am not doing mass production, those devices are built by me in Poland. I am also not...

carlinkit/ownice does not make the software. The only chance to get some fixes from them is talking to their supplier.

Oh, one thing. It does not really matter if you have the ownice or the t2c. It is made by the same company in the same factory. There are like 20 companies that slap their logos on those designs and pump the price. The hardware itself is not worth more than 25$

The resolution is not higher, they mess with the dpi only. I added full screen in park recently, the next step is a fully responsive display to take full advantage. Won't take long

For sure, they are good at stealing implementation ideas ;)

They just have a glitch in their frontend tbh, not hard to find with the inspector. Karma is finally getting to them

There are two proper ways to automate the hotspot: - proximity of your phone based on BTLE(not pairing, just using your phone as an iBeacon) - OBD2 integration. I am going to get the module from S3XY buttons to work at some point, in touch with enhance

Hardware decode/encode is the key to making the virtual display feel like a directly HDMI monitor to the Pi. All the performance bottleneck is on the Pi side now, if Tesla doesn't break the browser or add other cpu hungry features to MCU 2 cars we are good to go. Even with things like gaming on...

The Pi won't drain your 12V battery, the power to USB ports/12V socket is terminated when the car goes to sleep. I've been monitoring mine since December 2021 with teslamate, I don't have a charger at home, my phantom drain is close to nothing(0.5%/day of idle with one or two wake ups from the...

Yes, that is working already for Android phones. Works plug and play, I also have the iPhone tethering driver baked in right now but I need some specific software to initiate it (the trust this computer iOS dialog is not showing up for me yet)

I can confirm that this is fixed now, however in my testing Bluetooth tethering feels like a dial-up modem in terms of performance, that's why I jumped into USB tethering

There is nothing stopping Tesla from having Android Auto and CarPlay support, the current lack of official support is a result of their business decision

Android tethering is done, iOS only left now. ;)

Apple does not charge for CarPlay? How is this the case when they require each headunit to have an MFI chip that does almost nothing? Only Android Auto is truly open, sadly

I am also working on USB tethering from iPhones as we speak, this would also work for you guys until there is a fix for that picky modem

Another wild guess. If anyone has an Android 12/13 device at hand. Plug it in with a USB-C -> A dongle and see if you can change APN settings for the dongle in the Android settings app. I might have disabled that in Tesla Android since there was no use for it. Remember to take the SIM card out...

There is a "auto play" toggle in the settings of the Autokit app ;)

Since the modems vary in hardware configuration my buying this piece of hardware might actually result in getting the "good one" and not being able to help. I'll try to figure something out and share a few commands with you to test... BTW: Wild guess... Did anyone try this app...

My Alcatel modem works fine on Mac, Linux, Windows and Android. All I had to do was to connect it, a USB ethernet interface shows up in the OS and I can access the web panel to configure my SIM card(PIN code apns) 4 possibilities: - there are two operation modes in the Modem that can be...