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2020.40.x
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qingshan
18 lr rwd fsd
WilliamG
Hinge Fanatic
This just popped for me, too. There are a few changes I'm aware of with week 40, such as glovebox pin, and priority Bluetooth audio device (finally!). This would drive me nuts when getting in the car and all of a sudden my wife's cell phone call is piped into the speakers - and she's above the garage in the kitchen!
TX_M3P+
Member
No release notes on Teslascope...
2020.40.3 (Software Update) | Teslascope
If any of you early updaters get some release notes feel free to post them up.
2020.40.3 (Software Update) | Teslascope
If any of you early updaters get some release notes feel free to post them up.
TX_M3P+
Member
So, the last 2 updates I have received also had the Speed Assist Improvements where the car uses the cameras to detect speed limit signs. It says that setting for this feature are found in Controls > Autopilot > Speed Limit, but I can't find an actual setting for this feature in the Autopilot Speed Limit settings. What am I missing?
WilliamG
Hinge Fanatic
T’is a good question. My car was built in April 2019, and does not have this feature listed in the release notes.
That seems to confirm that it probably coincided with the Model Y launch, i.e. Model 3s with USB-C probably have it and ones previous to that don't.
smatthew
Active Member
I wouldn't be sure about that. EPC for model 3 shows the new USB-C ports, but doesn't show the new charge port design. There were significant changes - cable is now a separate piece attached to the charge port via bolts, and the locking mechanism is no longer a separate piece but is integrated into the charge port now.
It's also possible the just haven't updated EPC.......
I wonder if it will handle this kind of variable speed limit sign:
Due to a school the normal limit on this street is 40 km/h, but around the school it's 30 km/h, however that limit only applies between 7am and 6pm, Monday to Friday, between September and June.
Presumably due to the smaller size of this sign compared to the normal speed limit signs, auto-pilot will ignore it, like most drivers do anyway. Occasionally the police setup a speed trap here and catch a lot of people, in all honesty I don't know how you're supposed to read all the info from that sign and react while driving.
Due to a school the normal limit on this street is 40 km/h, but around the school it's 30 km/h, however that limit only applies between 7am and 6pm, Monday to Friday, between September and June.
Presumably due to the smaller size of this sign compared to the normal speed limit signs, auto-pilot will ignore it, like most drivers do anyway. Occasionally the police setup a speed trap here and catch a lot of people, in all honesty I don't know how you're supposed to read all the info from that sign and react while driving.
diplomat33
Average guy who loves autonomous vehicles
I wonder if it would be possible to retrofit the heated charging port, and whether the software would identify that you've got it? Not sure how they would determine whether the feature exists or not.. minimum VIN number? Sort some of port to CPU communication?
Elon said on Twitter that it would be difficult, but I suspect he would say the same for the USB-C retrofit.
Elon said on Twitter that it would be difficult, but I suspect he would say the same for the USB-C retrofit.
DopeGhoti
Active Member
So I guess this means the vaunted no-confirmation proceeding through greens was rolled back for this release. I'm okay with that though. Glove compartment PIN is nice, as is reading speed signs on the highway now that it's "construction season".
Mattopotamus
Member
Yuri_G
Member
It works on all roads for me. You may want to reboot your screen and make sure the full self-driving preview is turned on.
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