Reverse Camera

[ronc]

When I put my 2018 Tesla Model X in reverse, the entire screen shows what's behind the car. But a few weeks ago, when I put the car in reverse, the screen showed what's behind the car in the upper half of the screen only. See the attached picture. I called Tesla Support and they indicated it was a bug introduced in an update. Haven't had any updates come through for a while. Does this mean that most Tesla Model X cars have this problem? Anyone else exhibiting this behavior?

 

[jboy210]

The object conflict detection is displaying something in front of the car. You might have had the wheel turned a bit and the car thought you where going to get close so it showed you the conflict in the left front quadrant. Maybe someone moved something (kid's bicycle, trash can, etc.) that is normally further away in the garage.

Back up a few feet and see that overlay goes away. Mine always splits the screen and shows conflict object distance when I back up because there are bushes along the side of my driveway and I get close to the edge of the garage door opening.

 

[ronc]

The object conflict detection is displaying something in front of the car. You might have had the wheel turned a bit and the car thought you where going to get close so it showed you the conflict in the left front quadrant. Maybe someone moved something (kid's bicycle, trash can, etc.) that is normally further away in the garage.

Back up a few feet and see that overlay goes away. Mine always splits the screen and shows conflict object distance when I back up because there are bushes along the side of my driveway and I get close to the edge of the garage door opening.

Thanks for the reply. If you look closer to the bottom left of the screen, you will see a speaker icon with an x. What is that?

 

[ajdelange]

Means the sound system is muted. The volume is all the way down. Laughed when I noticed it goes up to 11.

 

[ABC2D]

When I put my 2018 Tesla Model X in reverse, the entire screen shows what's behind the car. But a few weeks ago, when I put the car in reverse, the screen showed what's behind the car in the upper half of the screen only. See the attached picture. I called Tesla Support and they indicated it was a bug introduced in an update. Haven't had any updates come through for a while. Does this mean that most Tesla Model X cars have this problem? Anyone else exhibiting this behavior?

As far as I remember, the reverse cam was always in the upper half of the screen only, with parking sensors in the lower
this screenshot is from verygreen's video made on Jun 2018

This screenshot is from May 2017:

It's not a "bug".

The speaker icon in the lower left is to silence parking sensors chimes - you tap on the icon, it gets highlighted and parking sensor chimes will not sound

 

[ajdelange]

The speaker icon in the lower left is to silence parking sensors chimes - you tap on the icon, it gets highlighted and parking sensor chimes will not sound

Ooops. I was evidently thinking of the speaker icon on the lower right part of the screen. An X appears through it if you turn the volume all the way down.

 

[ronc]

As far as I remember, the reverse cam was always in the upper half of the screen only, with parking sensors in the lower
this screenshot is from verygreen's video made on Jun 2018
View attachment 371143
This screenshot is from May 2017:
View attachment 371144
It's not a "bug".

The speaker icon in the lower left is to silence parking sensors chimes - you tap on the icon, it gets highlighted and parking sensor chimes will not sound

I stopped by Tesla Service today. They confirmed the same. Thanks for your reply. My car is working correctly!

 

[andrewxc]

Same thing in the S loaner I had. Never seen it in the (much smaller) 3.
Thank you for the tip.