Instrument cluster start up

[T4SLA]

Hi everyone, so I bought a 2017 1000D model X. I wanted to know if it's normal that everytime I get into the car the instrument cluster panel takes like 10 seconds to start up vs the 17 inch screen is ready to go right away .
Thanks

 

[vescrig]

It also happens to my car. I think is normal.

 

[T4SLA]

okay cool. cause we have model 3 as well and it doesn't require any start up time. the screen just lights up as soon as the door opens and ur good to go.

 

[ReachX]

Also have a '17. Normal. Seems to happen on mornings mostly. Most afternoons I get in and both fire up, but somehow if the car has sat a while and it is 'cold' the dash screen takes that extra bit of time to boot up.

 

[Bigriver]

I also have 2017 100D X and agree that the lag is normal. I had assumed it is also probably linked to energy options I have to minimize energy drain while not being used. Yes, I also have model 3 with no lag.

 

[lakemirror]

My 2018 P100D X has zero startup lag.

 

[jboy210]

MCU1- Early March 2018 and older. Older 32 bit processor - slower.

MCU2 - Late March 2018 and on. Newer 64-bit processor. Fast startup and map resize redraw, and the web browser works (mostly).

 

[Big Ike]

Hi everyone, so I bought a 2017 1000D model X. I wanted to know if it's normal that everytime I get into the car the instrument cluster panel takes like 10 seconds to start up vs the 17 inch screen is ready to go right away .
Thanks

Just started happening to me after the last update. Only first thing in the morning (may be charging related?). Other times of the day the instrument cluster is ready when I open the door.

 

[sjokomelk]

Check "Power saving mode" under Display in the settings. If that is turned on, after X amount of time the computers turn off to save power. And the computer for the instrument cluster is a bit slow to start. So if your car has been "running" in the last 30 minutes, the IC would most likely be on at the moment you unlock the car.

 

[RossBrindleyAU]

Check "Power saving mode" under Display in the settings. If that is turned on, after X amount of time the computers turn off to save power. And the computer for the instrument cluster is a bit slow to start. So if your car has been "running" in the last 30 minutes, the IC would most likely be on at the moment you unlock the car.

I have had my 2015 MS P85D since it was 18 months old with only 1,500km on the clock. Since then it has been the love of my life and until recently has been almost flawless. Every time I opened the door the 2 displays would turn on immediately until a month or 2 ago when the main cluster started to take 15-30 seconds to boot up.

I am sure that in my initial setup I had Save Power set to No but when I checked just a few minutes ago it was set to Yes.

I will report back later once I can confirm this has fixed the problem.

Thanks for the suggestion.

 

[RossBrindleyAU]

A little late reporting back but it seems that "Power saving mode" had been enabled - must have been during an update because I couldn't care less about how much power Monncake uses.

That fixed, the MCU died yesterday - while at the SC having some warranty work done - so happy it happened under warranty.