Gen 3 Wall Connector

[TBrownTX]

Finally connected w/ provisioning mode and got some updated screenshots of 1.4.4 - Note the "check for update" option now available in addition to WiFi connectivity data and line voltage data. Very cool.

 

[jakestgermain]

Finally connected w/ provisioning mode and got some updated screenshots of 1.4.4 - Note the "check for update" option now available in addition to WiFi connectivity data and line voltage data. Very cool.

Wish they just combined the site so provisioning mode was the normal local wifi information.

 

[jakestgermain]

Also prior to the update my wall charger used about 1.8MB a week. Now it uses about 25MB a week. It's not a big deal just alot more data being sent to the mothership

 

[TBrownTX]

Also prior to the update my wall charger used about 1.8MB a week. Now it uses about 25MB a week. It's not a big deal just alot more data being sent to the mothership

Mine settled down after a few days.

Tim

 

[jakestgermain]

Mine settled down after a few days.

Tim

Mines been going strong

 

[TBrownTX]

Mines been going strong

Perhaps mine quieted down as there's been no charging activity to report?

I have a Wall Connector, but no Tesla to charge (yet).

Tim

 

[rrolsbe]

Finally connected w/ provisioning mode and got some updated screenshots of 1.4.4 - Note the "check for update" option now available in addition to WiFi connectivity data and line voltage data. Very cool.

Do you see the information in your attached images when you switch back to your local home Wifi? Mine does NOT. Don't know how the "check for update button" would work while connected to the WC local SSID? I suppose it might see both networks while connected to the WC WIfi but checking for update would not work from the home Wifi network side. I only see a static image with the PN and SN from my home network side. If Tesla plans to add additional features, they need to be accessible from the home network side!

 

[TBrownTX]

Do you see the information in your attached images when you switch back to your local home Wifi? Mine does NOT. Don't know how the "check for update button" would work while connected to the WC local SSID? I suppose it might see both networks while connected to the WC WIfi but checking for update would not work from the home Wifi network side. I only see a static image with the PN and SN from my home network side. If Tesla plans to add additional features, they need to be accessible from the home network side!

Nope, also locked out of any options when connected to the home WiFi.

Tim

 

[jakestgermain]

Do you see the information in your attached images when you switch back to your local home Wifi? Mine does NOT. Don't know how the "check for update button" would work while connected to the WC local SSID? I suppose it might see both networks while connected to the WC WIfi but checking for update would not work from the home Wifi network side. I only see a static image with the PN and SN from my home network side. If Tesla plans to add additional features, they need to be accessible from the home network side!

Power cycle the charger by flipping the breaker and log onto it's wifi network. After that type 192.168.92.1 in a browser

 

[haggis444]

Power cycle the charger by flipping the breaker and log onto it's wifi network. After that type 192.168.92.1 in a browser

You can also hold down the button on the handle for 5 seconds that will cause it to turn back on it's SSID for configuration.

 

[Mane123]

Is anything known about an upcoming API for the wall connector? I have solar panels (not from Tesla) on my roof and want to set current depending on power from my solar panels. I am from Europe just bought a charger from another brand because of having an API but I would rather have the Tesla Wall Connector Gen 3 (if there is a high probability to get an API in the next few years). The Tesla Gen 3 Wall connector should be available within the next 1-2 month according to Tesla Online Shop.