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New MCU model issues, anyone?
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its called typical aggressive So Cali Style driving..
At least i think thats what tesla intended on, because you know in so cali, unless u merg like that, the guy in that lane will speed up the moment u flash those blinkers and NOT let you in.
its called typical aggressive So Cali Style driving..
At least i think thats what tesla intended on, because you know in so cali, unless u merg like that, the guy in that lane will speed up the moment u flash those blinkers and NOT let you in.
are you sure your on new MCU on a model S/X?
Im still on 10.2
10.6 to my understanding was model 3 no?
That’s just what my wife said, “that’s great lane changing when we’re up in LA.”
Joshker
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That is what people are reporting.
New EAP NNs have come in builds:
- 2018.10.4: MCU1 S&X
- 2018.10.5: Model 3
- 2018.10.6: MCU2 S&X
Ok, update complete to 10.6. My summon still won’t connect from the app (could this be because my cell coverage is non-existent at home?).
I’ll have to try the lane changing and see if it’s smooth.
whitex
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2018.10.6 on new MCU, WiFi connects fine to 5G, though it took turning it off and back on to scan for available networks, also the MAC address is not available from the "Wifi settings" screen (just says "unavailable"). I pulled the MAC address from the router and found possibly an even better way to identify the new MCU:
The old MCU MAC addresses started with 90:03:b7 (both out 2015 and 2017 cars had such addresses) which are registered as "ParrotSa Parrot Sa" vendor. New MCU MAC address start with 7c:1c:4e which belongs to "LgInnote LG Innotek" vendor.
So, if you can check the MAC address of the MCU, if it starts with 90:03:b7 it is the old one, if it starts with 7c:1c:4e you have the new one. If it starts with 3 different octets, lookup the vendor and if it's Parrot, you got the old one, if LGInnote then you got the new one.
The old MCU MAC addresses started with 90:03:b7 (both out 2015 and 2017 cars had such addresses) which are registered as "ParrotSa Parrot Sa" vendor. New MCU MAC address start with 7c:1c:4e which belongs to "LgInnote LG Innotek" vendor.
So, if you can check the MAC address of the MCU, if it starts with 90:03:b7 it is the old one, if it starts with 7c:1c:4e you have the new one. If it starts with 3 different octets, lookup the vendor and if it's Parrot, you got the old one, if LGInnote then you got the new one.
pan
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whitex
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Absolutely you can. I was just referring to an alternate way that doesn't depend on external server - for example you could check that in an underground parking garage without a WiFi hotspot.
Also, not sure how long the URL will remain active and up to date (when Tesla changes browsers, etc), MAC address is pretty much for life of the device.
JCB_Arizona
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My 3/18 MX build with new MCU just installed 10.6. My WIFI connects seamlessly now, so hopefully any updates can come that way. It seems they really pushed this one out over LTE sorta urgently! I didn't have any screen/blackouts, so I hope it stays that way. I'm really looking forward to a new Audio interface!
