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Fast.com never gives me more than 2ish Mb/s. I think it sees what type connection you have and shapes itself accordingly just like it does for video delivery. I usually use dslreports.com in the car. Only the new MCU can load the Speedtest correctly but they have a “simple” test that executes on the MCU1.
Apparently only showing up on MCU2 right now but the SC told someone I know that it can be turned on if requested. Everything Dolby requires a licensing fee, so it wouldn’t surprise me if they were to go a different route. Apparently the Model 3 has a similar setting.
Yes, same here. Tesla uses AT&T for mobile data and is in roaming in Canada, I think that is your restriction rather then hardware...
bambam4171
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One can purchase their own slacker account and login with their own credentials in the car. I never tried it though.
Also, regarding the Bluetooth in the mirror and upgrades. The model 3 also has a Bluetooth module in the very back.
vraev
Member
Ah ok. Good to know. Thanks. Given that my wifi is pretty weak in the garage, that means it will take forever to download all the map updates
Astraviel
Member
I have a premium slacker account and it made no difference in the car in terms of music on demand. Seems like I can play a particular song whenever I want but cannot repeat the song on demand for 24 hours it seems like. On my computer I can play however many times I like on demand.
Interesting. You did login with your credentials on the car (just making sure).
There is a thread somewhere about this and what he’s saying sounds like what I remember reading. You can make playlists on another device and they show up on your car and you can play songs repeatedly that way, but for some reason you still have a 24 hr lock if you search for and play a song...
Astraviel
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pers1
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Any news of pricing on the MCU2 retrofit yett
fasteddie7
Active Member
Can anyone confirm whether there were any updates made for the Audio components / wiring on the MCU2?
If someone can get their hands on the new MCU2 wiring diagram, that would be much appreciated.
On another note, I read that it may be possible to buy access time to wiring diagrams and such through Tesla at $100 a day? Does anyone know if it would have the updated MCU2 info? I may just pay for access, but wouldn’t want to pay then realize that it was all for nothing
Thank you!
If someone can get their hands on the new MCU2 wiring diagram, that would be much appreciated.
On another note, I read that it may be possible to buy access time to wiring diagrams and such through Tesla at $100 a day? Does anyone know if it would have the updated MCU2 info? I may just pay for access, but wouldn’t want to pay then realize that it was all for nothing
Thank you!
That is only available for citizens of a single state. (I can't recall which state it is, but it isn't California.)
Could be only software, but the equalizer on MCU2's is a little bit different. For example, the dolby checkbox is gone and has been replaced with 3 buttons for 'Immerse sound'. I didn't notice the sound being any different regardless of that setting.
But anyway, since the interface has changed somewhat (different options), chances are some hardware is different as well
Nope, @Fiver is correct, you have to be in Massachusetts to get access to Welcome | Tesla Service
They do have a single hour price as well as the $100/day price.
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