Surely other friends must have wrestled with this...
I've got two garage doors, which I've named "right door" and "left door" for the purposes of programming the Homelink in my Model 3. This was all well and good for years, as they names appeared vertically in the Homelink dropdown. Until now - the current software displays the Homelink buttons on the screen side-by-side, and it's driving me nuts that they're in the wrong order.
So after my wee child pointed out that they were wrong, I set out to fix it. Opened up the settings, and saw that "left door" was the bottom one on the list. I must have added it last, so it put it in the last spot. Great. So I deleted "right door" (the top listed) and then went through the process to program a new door: "right door" so that it would appear on the bottom, thus right, spot. NOPE. After I went through all the programming hoops, it added the new "right door" to the top of the list, and put its button back on the left.
Fair enough, new items must land on the top of the list. So I go back in and delete "left door" (the bottom one listed) confident that the newly programmed door will show up at the top of the list. Jump through all the hoops, program the door and... NOPE again. This time it added the newly added door to the bottom of the list.
And - so far - there's no way that I can figure out to reorder the doors in the list. Unless I'm missing something simple here... Anyone else figure out this solution already?
I've got two garage doors, which I've named "right door" and "left door" for the purposes of programming the Homelink in my Model 3. This was all well and good for years, as they names appeared vertically in the Homelink dropdown. Until now - the current software displays the Homelink buttons on the screen side-by-side, and it's driving me nuts that they're in the wrong order.
So after my wee child pointed out that they were wrong, I set out to fix it. Opened up the settings, and saw that "left door" was the bottom one on the list. I must have added it last, so it put it in the last spot. Great. So I deleted "right door" (the top listed) and then went through the process to program a new door: "right door" so that it would appear on the bottom, thus right, spot. NOPE. After I went through all the programming hoops, it added the new "right door" to the top of the list, and put its button back on the left.
Fair enough, new items must land on the top of the list. So I go back in and delete "left door" (the bottom one listed) confident that the newly programmed door will show up at the top of the list. Jump through all the hoops, program the door and... NOPE again. This time it added the newly added door to the bottom of the list.
And - so far - there's no way that I can figure out to reorder the doors in the list. Unless I'm missing something simple here... Anyone else figure out this solution already?