Mine is also AP 2.0... 2016 S90D. Alarm was triggered both during charging and without so having it plugged in makes no difference.
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Car alarm during update
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Mine is also AP 2.0... 2016 S90D. Alarm was triggered both during charging and without so having it plugged in makes no difference.
Interesting point. Wonder what is making this go off, def weird software interaction. Good catch about 2.0!
I won’t update past 32.11 because of the introduction of software bugs. I am particularly concerned about the following:
1. Sentry Mode errors
2. Smart Summon camera errors
3. Alarm bugs
4. Death of the MCU 1 web browser
The only issue I currently have with the first iteration of version 10 is
1. Voice Control no longer completes “play” commands.
Have any of the later V10 variations fixed this and is the web browser functioning for basic sites as before on V9?
I mean they still have not addressed the punctuation of Spotify. Completing these software downloads is starting to become risky and some protection is needed.
1. Sentry Mode errors
2. Smart Summon camera errors
3. Alarm bugs
4. Death of the MCU 1 web browser
The only issue I currently have with the first iteration of version 10 is
1. Voice Control no longer completes “play” commands.
Have any of the later V10 variations fixed this and is the web browser functioning for basic sites as before on V9?
I mean they still have not addressed the punctuation of Spotify. Completing these software downloads is starting to become risky and some protection is needed.
Personally, I still think being on the current version is better than not. We have no idea what other bugs have been fixed vs ones that appear. But each to their own, of course.
Ostrichsak
Well-Known Member
AP1 here and our alarm also went off with this latest update.
I got to bed late last night and I noticed the wife had scheduled her car to update at 5:00am. After reading posts like in this thread I decided this was a bad idea as that would mean the alarm would go off before 6:00am which is about what time we normally wake up during the week. This was my one opportunity to sleep in so I wasn't going to take a chance.
Of note, I had to go out to the car and manually cancel the scheduled firmware update (this should be possible from the app for a # of reasons when the result is a car that can't be driven for nearly an hour) but I'm sure glad I did. Tesla REALLY needs to add an option to the software update screen to manage update schedules and cancel it. Imagine not being able to get to your car's physical location before the update starts and having an emergency in which you need your car. Seems like a simple addition to the app could prevent potential disaster for someone. I digress.
Sitting around the house this afternoon I got a calendar reminder to update the firmware on that car. Activated the update and went on about my business. Then, some time later, her car is honking in the garage. My wife just looks at me and says "I'm sure glad you canceled that 5:00am update now"
Nice QC For such a "technology forward" company. They sure look like a clown show most of the time.
Tesla, for crying out loud, get your bleep together!
I got to bed late last night and I noticed the wife had scheduled her car to update at 5:00am. After reading posts like in this thread I decided this was a bad idea as that would mean the alarm would go off before 6:00am which is about what time we normally wake up during the week. This was my one opportunity to sleep in so I wasn't going to take a chance.
Of note, I had to go out to the car and manually cancel the scheduled firmware update (this should be possible from the app for a # of reasons when the result is a car that can't be driven for nearly an hour) but I'm sure glad I did. Tesla REALLY needs to add an option to the software update screen to manage update schedules and cancel it. Imagine not being able to get to your car's physical location before the update starts and having an emergency in which you need your car. Seems like a simple addition to the app could prevent potential disaster for someone. I digress.
Sitting around the house this afternoon I got a calendar reminder to update the firmware on that car. Activated the update and went on about my business. Then, some time later, her car is honking in the garage. My wife just looks at me and says "I'm sure glad you canceled that 5:00am update now"
Nice QC For such a "technology forward" company. They sure look like a clown show most of the time.
Tesla, for crying out loud, get your bleep together!
icefree
Member
Yes, has alarm has triggered in the last couple of updates. Rushed to the car to turn it off, hit the trunk open instead of door lock and my trunk opened into my garage door, leaving a nice scratch. Dang. No more unattended, late night updates for me.
Cheburashka
Active Member
Yes. Car alarm went off.
My Navigate on Autopilot doesn't work either.
MCU1/AP2
I have a newborn and a very alert dog... Neither of which helped the situation.
Good work Tesla!
My Navigate on Autopilot doesn't work either.
MCU1/AP2
I have a newborn and a very alert dog... Neither of which helped the situation.
Good work Tesla!
No alarm during the latest update (I don't believe I have the alarm enabled) but I did go near the car when it was doing the update and it was making all sorts of clicks and pops almost like the charge port kept locking and unlocking and the interior lights were flickering.
Really interesting behavior. I wonder what the car is actually doing during the updates.
Really interesting behavior. I wonder what the car is actually doing during the updates.
Cheburashka
Active Member
Tesla really beat themselves at their own game here.
Just when you thought there was nothing else they can break with a software update...
Just when you thought there was nothing else they can break with a software update...
Alarm just went off 80% into the update on my AP1 70D. Unlocked the car and the IC said “software update required, please contact Tesla”. But about 5 mins later it rebooted itself and notified that it completed the update...
Updated my 2018 Model 3 to the same version about 2 hours earlier today and no issues to report.
Updated my 2018 Model 3 to the same version about 2 hours earlier today and no issues to report.
Cheburashka
Active Member
Safari
Member
Just updated my 2016 S90D (AP1) and got the same alarm fault. About 80-90% into the update, then got a dash alert saying I need to contact Tesla service for the software update. Glad I didn't wait for the usual overnight update.
Mine just went off too at about 80% thru the update to 2019.32.12.2. I unlocked and relocked from the app to stop it from honking. Car is in garage and not plugged in.
MCU rebooted earlier this evening on its own shortly after I switched map views from street to earth view. While using a Spotify, which has not been perfect so far.
We’ll see.
2016 85D
MCU rebooted earlier this evening on its own shortly after I switched map views from street to earth view. While using a Spotify, which has not been perfect so far.
We’ll see.
2016 85D
