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K-MTG
Sunshade Captain of TMC
Milin1609
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X Fan
Active Member
On S 8.0 Forum, someone mentioned X updates would be several weeks out....hoping not, since I have a trip scheduled next week but oh, well.
Jgdixon
Active Member
Jeff McClure
Member
Based on this site no model x has gotten the firmware yet. Of course this is self-reported data:
http://ev-fw.com/
http://ev-fw.com/
systemcrashed
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Model X update should start rolling out next week. Info from SC. Seems to be a very gradual deliberate rollout it may take a few weeks.
EV-lutioin
Active Member
I don't know what is going on. I have had it in to the SC twice for this and they just update the software and send me on my way. But I really want the automatic updates that the car is supposed to come with, especially since I am 1.5 hours from the SC. I want to see that little yellow clock on my dash!
systemcrashed
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Make sure your car has access to wifi overnight, and always connected is checked in settings.
FarmerDave
Member
I got the notice for my X on Wednesday 11/21 and scheduled installation at 1:30 AM on Thursday 11/22. Unfortunately it went in to the Service Center Wednesday to fix shuddering and they still have it. I'll post results when I get the car back.
EV-lutioin
Active Member
FarmerDave
Member
Duh. Too late at night. The month should be 9 as in September.
EV-lutioin
Active Member
Thanks for helping! For some reasonI don't see "always connected" in settings. Actually, I couldn't find anything related to wifi in 'settings', but if I click on the wifi icon it does bring up some information about wifi. Do these settings look correct.
WiFi is not a requirement, mine updates over LTE just fine, maybe a little later than others, but hard to say whether it's because it's not on WiFi or simply due to the nature of the gradual/staggered rollout approach Tesla is using for pushing updates out to the fleet.
systemcrashed
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I remember reading in the manual that wifi facilitates updates. Tesla recommended it. I guess if LTE is strong enough and wifi was not available, that would work as well. I do know that tech support can "push" an update over LTE when they need to. Always connected should remain checked in settings.
Oh great, now people will be complaining the FW doors are closing too fast and eating their children. ;-)
EV-lutioin
Active Member
Always connected is a check box next to Energy Saving at the bottom of the Displays section of the Settings tab.
I would have never found that, who knew "always connected" referred to wifi?? .... but it turns out it is properly checked so that is not the problem. So, I am in the same situation, 5 months and not one update
When I look at my wifi signal icon when parked in my garage, I can see the wifi is signal is very low... would that prevent me from getting the update clock icon? It makes sense that it would be hard to process the update if wifi is low, but it seems like I would at least get the message that an update is available. Not once in 5 months.... crazy!