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2017.50.2 3bd9f6d Is out, Easy Entry after belt unbuckle

Duke-U

Member
Jul 21, 2016
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Tilburg, Netherlands
Got 2017.50.2 3bd9f6d this morning, biggest change is that Easy Entry is now activated after seat unbuckle. A lot better, I disabled it because it started to move things when I put it in Park, which you need to to stop the chime when a door is opened or to pop out the door handles. I now re-activated it...

Smoother ride on AP, no big differences noticed but I only took it for a short test ride. Battery preheat doesn’t show in the App, but it is way above freezing here so that might be the cause.

First entry on the Firmware tracker, that’s also a first for me o_O
 

jlund

Member
Jun 14, 2016
172
153
Vancouver, Canada
If you’re looking for ideas, how about “chill entry”?

A tip of the hat to the previous chill mode release in that easy entry is slower to initiate. Also acknowledges battery pre heating. :)
 

boaterva

Supporting Member
Apr 2, 2016
7,562
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Northern Virginia, USA
Didn’t 17.50.1 also have that? Maybe the notes didn’t say it.... We definitely need a consolidated firmware thread/forum/something.

Have we ever seen new features in an x.x.x release? I thought it was only to fix something like 17.50.1 and 17.42.1. did.

No idea what is up here with 17.50.2. May be why .1 hasn’t gone full release?
 
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Duke-U

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Jul 21, 2016
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Tilburg, Netherlands
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Release notes.
 

pdx3181

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Oct 11, 2017
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Portland, OR
I really don’t understand Tesla’s FW update rollouts.

I get wanting to seed a few owners to test new characteristics, but to then have owners being 3-4 issues behind seems silly.

I am on 46, so I really don’t have room to complain. But when folks on 42 (or older in some cases) can’t get updates on their own schedule (even with strong WiFi) seems ridiculous.

I’d much prefer the Apple system to check for new firmware and install it when you choose.
 

hulk2k17

Member
Jul 18, 2017
403
171
DFW Area
I got 50.2 today as well. I was on 44 for about 2 months. It failed, but my car and app show it's on 50.2 and the release notes display the change to improved easy entry.

Also there's a new Easter egg: HO HO HO mode.

Haven't tried that yet
 

ranma64

Member
Jul 13, 2013
68
24
Italy
I got 50.2 today as well. I was on 44 for about 2 months. It failed, but my car and app show it's on 50.2 and the release notes display the change to improved easy entry.

Also there's a new Easter egg: HO HO HO mode.

Haven't tried that yet
Really??? Show it!!!!!
 

HankLloydRight

No Roads
Jan 18, 2014
12,821
10,834
Connecticut
I really don’t understand Tesla’s FW update rollouts.

That's OK, nobody does.

I’d much prefer the Apple system to check for new firmware and install it when you choose.

Tesla uses the fleet as beta testers... so they'll send out a FW update for a small group of people to beta/stress test it, and then if it seems to work, then they'll start rolling it out across the fleet.

Apple, OTOH probably has thousands of internal beta testers to test every aspect of a FW release before it goes GA.

If you look at the stats on EV-FW.com, you'll see a release every couple of months that goes out to several hundreds of cars. Other interim releases are usually under 100 or 200 cars.

I don't think Tesla wants to do it the Apple way, because they just don't have the infrastructure to support everyone downloading a FW update at the same time, especially over 3G/LTE where they're footing the bill.

disclaimer: I'm still on .42 and can't do a damn thing about it. I was even at the Milford Service center yesterday (not for service) and that didn't even trigger an update (yes, I know that's not a thing anymore).
 

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