Does Teslausb work on highland?

[Jakub1]

I have a new highland model 3 performance that should be coming in June. Has anyone successfully setup Teslausb on their highland model 3?

 

[JimShaw]

I have a new highland model 3 performance that should be coming in June. Has anyone successfully setup Teslausb on their highland model 3?

Good luck on taking delivery in June.

Mine was to be delivered in June. It then was changed to May 14-June 17
Then changed to May 18-June 1
Then May 21-June 8
On May 21st, it was changed to July 6-August 10

Originally, I was really excited. Now, I'm deeply depressed

I hope to get it before Christmas

 

[Adam3]

Good luck on taking delivery in June.

Mine was to be delivered in June. It then was changed to May 14-June 17
Then changed to May 18-June 1
Then May 21-June 8
On May 21st, it was changed to July 6-August 10

Originally, I was really excited. Now, I'm deeply depressed

I hope to get it before Christmas

first world problems

 

[zoomer0056]

I don't have a direct answer to your question. But I thought all Teslas came with a USB.

 

[PianoAl]

True, it's a minor hassle to take the USB drive out of the car and plug it into your computer and remember to replace it, but buying and setting up this device seems like more of a hassle.

Ask yourself how often you'll need to get clips to your computer.

 

[Adam3]

I don't have a direct answer to your question. But I thought all Teslas came with a USB.

The "Teslausb" github project uses a raspberry pi to store the recordings. It's configured to automatically upload the recordings to your computer/NAS/server/etc when the raspberry pi connects to your home wifi network. So you should never have to remove the USB drive from car, plug into computer, copy files, etc.

 

[Jakub1]

True, it's a minor hassle to take the USB drive out of the car and plug it into your computer and remember to replace it, but buying and setting up this device seems like more of a hassle.

Ask yourself how often you'll need to get clips to your computer.

It’s a simple config file to edit and flash the image to a microsd. Also the saving more than hours worth of driving is pretty big.

 

[PianoAl]

I'll take your word for it. This video made me think it wasn't worth the effort:

 

[sgtauto]

Anyone can plug in a usb stick. For us dorks who like to play with technology its not a hassle, or effort, Its Fun and enjoyment....... So back to OP, any one running this on M3 refresh?
Issues, comments, etc?

 

[Jakub1]

Mine is setup and ready to go. I have a release date order so I’m hoping VIN gets assigned soon.

I’ll be willing to test it once my M3P comes in. I have Truenas scale and a spare 1TB SSD that I don’t mind abusing for the file transfers. But that’s more sever end than compatibility with Highland.

 

[sgtauto]

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Mine is setup and ready to go. I have a release date order so I’m hoping VIN gets assigned soon.

I’ll be willing to test it once my M3P comes in. I have Truenas scale and a spare 1TB SSD that I don’t mind abusing for the file transfers. But that’s more sever end than compatibility with Highland.

Nice flex with the Karen lock in the background.

 

[Adam3]

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Mine is setup and ready to go. I have a release date order so I’m hoping VIN gets assigned soon.

I’ll be willing to test it once my M3P comes in. I have Truenas scale and a spare 1TB SSD that I don’t mind abusing for the file transfers. But that’s more sever end than compatibility with Highland.

Nice! I didn't realize people were using anything other than PiZero. PiZero has plenty of horsepower, is smaller, and less heat as it uses less than 1W. PI4 uses 5 watts.

 

[Jakub1]

Nice! I didn't realize people were using anything other than PiZero. PiZero has plenty of horsepower, is smaller, and less heat as it uses less than 1W. PI4 uses 5 watts.

That’s actually a good idea. I do have also have a Pi zero 2W that was running Octopi that I no longer use. Only problem is that it doesn’t use 5ghz which would affect transfer speeds depending on how good the access point signal is.

 

[zoomer0056]

The "Teslausb" github project uses a raspberry pi to store the recordings. It's configured to automatically upload the recordings to your computer/NAS/server/etc when the raspberry pi connects to your home wifi network. So you should never have to remove the USB drive from car, plug into computer, copy files, etc.

Oh. When I got my 2022 MSLR I bought a pi and some other stuff. I was gonna collect data. Then i discovered the Tessie app and scrapped the idea. Instead I used it to create time lapsed video. Now it's just sitting in the drawer. I should sell it, the cameras and enclosures.

 

[Jakub1]

Oh. When I got my 2022 MSLR I bought a pi and some other stuff. I was gonna collect data. Then i discovered the Tessie app and scrapped the idea. Instead I used it to create time lapsed video. Now it's just sitting in the drawer. I should sell it, the cameras and enclosures.

I guess home assistant can do that. When my wall connector got setup I was shocked to see it was discovered. It came up with a ton of information.

The car comes with a bunch more and can be automated.