I'm in agreement. I believe that indication system has always existed but definitely dates back to 17.17.4.
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Software Update 2018.20 ad59ff9
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I'm in agreement. I believe that indication system has always existed but definitely dates back to 17.17.4.
PrGrPa
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Sounds like when I eventually get my car back from a repair from an incident in late April that I won't notice much change from the firmware it went in with.
I am but, fortunately after re-pairing two more times it is fixed.
Technically, 1.5 months would still be months
Yes, but then technically 0.5 months would still be months as well.
Not to pick on you specifically, but please write out the full version number as 2018.20. The abbreviations that people use such as writing "8.20" or "20" might make sense today, but could creation confusion in the future. Also it's helpful to say what version of software you were running before. Interactivity on MCU1 was first observed to be improved around 2018.16.
Thanks,
Bruce.
I received 2018.20 after a service visit yesterday (from 2018.16). Only thing I can confirm so far is that the EQ sliders do go to 12.0 now.
I also had the SC push the new maps as well. Love the new look/details in the IC.
One nit so far is that some of the album artwork is blank on Slacker stations after the update. Will see if it persists. Perhaps I need to log back in or something.
I also had the SC push the new maps as well. Love the new look/details in the IC.
One nit so far is that some of the album artwork is blank on Slacker stations after the update. Will see if it persists. Perhaps I need to log back in or something.
View attachment 303556 Not sure if this is related to the software but my A/C just started pumping out neutral air and this message came up on the screen.
If it doesn't go away after a reboot, contact Tesla ASAP. Low coolant can cause the battery to overheat. They advised me to literally have it towed to the service center unless I was within a five minute drive or so. (I was.) It turned out to be an O-ring failure that caused a coolant leak.
I’m surprised I haven’t seen anyone complaining about this issue, garbled audio via an Iphone’s Bluetooth connection to the Tesla. I have an IPhone X and people on the other end are always complaining about how garbled I sound. Yet on my end, they sound perfectly fine. On my wife’s Honda Clarity, on the same iPhone X, I sound perfectly fine to those on the other end.
I called Tesla today and they acknowledged it’s a widespread issue and will be addressed in 2018:20.
I called Tesla today and they acknowledged it’s a widespread issue and will be addressed in 2018:20.
MelaniainLA
Member
Yep me too. Posted about it here once. It’s only the people on the other end and only with iPhone. They claim to have pushed a fix today but not 2018.20. Let’s see...
Do you have an Apple Watch as well? A lot of people have reported that putting their Apple Watch in airplane mode is a work around.
MelaniainLA
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PrGrPa
Member
Given the problems I’ve had with Bluetooth on my iPhone X I can’t help but think that it is some of the iOS Bluetooth stack on that device.
Problems? Not being able to pick up on calls on Bluetooth in my SO’s MB. Limited pairing with Griffin iClip and Beats headphones. Capricious re-pairing with any Bluetooth device. Dropouts, dropoffs, distortion, delays... the iPhone X has both delighted and disappointed me.
I’ve been dealing with this for a while now. iPhone X paired with Apple Watch and Tesla causes garbled audio. It’s a pain, but now I turn off Bluetooth on my watch while I make calls and it sounds great.
yamanote
Member
I concur, don't think those have changed since I remember AP1. Not having a white border just means not ready to engage Autosteer, white border means ready to engage Autosteer.
Interesting. I do have an Apple Watch. I’ll try that workaround.
Tons of threads about this, and they may be saying ‘fixed on 2018.20’ as the next release fixes everything (always does!).
The bug was thought to actually be the LTE on the 3rd Gen Apple Watch, not the BT. Try putting the watch in Airplane mode and testing (whether or not you signed up for the LTE connection).
There was talk that Tesla and Apple were working on this, but I’ve not seen a conclusive answer posted.
Also, for Model X’s, there have been tons of posts about ‘bad sound from the A pillar mics’, Apple Watchs or no’. Not tied to any software release. I’d check that further in the X forum, and I’ve not seen a fix for that (may be car age (mic age) dependent, also).
Ah, I did read about a fix somewhere... that was it. Which means it should be to everyone in a few months.
