f-stop
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Yes when the update is available for you, it'll show up on the 17" screen, you can't miss it. Also if you use the Tesla app, it will give you a notification on your phone when an update is available
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Andyw2100
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If someone has cleared the notification, or, perhaps, if it has timed out, there will be a little icon of a timer (I think that is what it is) at the top of your 17" display. Pressing it brings back the screen that offers you options with respect to starting the update immediately or scheduling it for later.
If memory serves, the little timer icon is to the right of the Tesla T.
Edit: What I refer to above as a "timer icon" is, apparently, actually an alarm clock icon.
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Andyw2100
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And even easier to not miss it if it isn't buried in the Nav that now takes up the top of the screen that used to be reserved for the icons!
(I looked at your photo and actually DID miss it, at first!)
Andyw2100
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Glad to hear it.
Be sure not to be interacting with the car (unlocking doors, opening lift gates, etc.) while it is updating. Best to stay far away, and let it do its thing!
"Soon" At least Tesla could give me a god damn hat or T-Shirt for the interest on the $5k I've given them for so far nothing.
How do I tell if it's done? I do not have the phone app. It's been 45 minutes
The phone app usually tells you. But it's okay -- you can open the door now and it should be fine
Andyw2100
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This update was one that installed pretty quickly, in generally about 25 minutes or so.
Other updates can take significantly longer. If you can't use the app to check, in the future you could go check the car, from the outside of it, without having the fob on you. Sometimes looking in you will see a notification that the update completed successfully, even without opening any doors. If you don't see that, and the car is quiet, you can open a door to see what's going on. I would wait a solid hour, though--perhaps longer--if you don't know anything about how long that particular update should take. Better safe than sorry!
Andyw2100
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Right. You had said you had waited 45 minutes at the time you posted, and this was a quick, 25 minute update.
I just wanted to make sure you realized that most will take longer than that. That's all.
Enjoy your new firmware!
SomeJoe7777
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Max,
Earlier in the thread one of the non-US members said that the non-divided road autosteer speed limit was 10 km/hr over the posted speed limit, OR your speed limit offset setting, whichever is smaller.
Just speculation, but could this also apply to US cars? Check your speed limit offset setting and make sure it's set to at least +5 then test again.
Andyw2100
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Got 2.52.22 yesterday. I had a spontaneous reboot of the CID as I was driving into my driveway today. Kinda freaked out my passengers
Had you rebooted after the update? That's always a good idea.
JenniferQ
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That's funny, because mine always reset to -2.5 across the board. You'd think it would be the same
Andyw2100
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It wasn't the same. In the Equalizer Settings thread I had started, people kept posting all their different reset values. The numbers were all over the place.
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