Anyone else having trouble with the rear camera while on 16.2? Mine stopped working after I brought up the menu on the screen while in reverse. I've tried rebooting a few times, no problem with AutoPilot thus far. I think I've read something about having Sentry Mode enabled can cause a problem.
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ucmndd
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That would be a waste of time. AP2+ cars are not reading speed limit signs (or if they are, they’re definitely not doing anything with the information).
PatrickCH4313
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d21mike
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I live in California and running 2019.12.1.1 and my Navigation Data = NA-180906-1605.
Anybody know what the latest Navigation Data is for my location on 2019.16.2?
Any chance you have to be on the latest to get the new 2019.16.2 version? This happened some time ago maybe when NOA was released.
Just found this in another thread:
Old Navigation data: NA-180906-1605
New Navigation data: NA-2019.6-10236
I wonder if this is the reason I do not have 2019.16.2 ???????????
Anybody know what the latest Navigation Data is for my location on 2019.16.2?
Any chance you have to be on the latest to get the new 2019.16.2 version? This happened some time ago maybe when NOA was released.
Just found this in another thread:
Old Navigation data: NA-180906-1605
New Navigation data: NA-2019.6-10236
I wonder if this is the reason I do not have 2019.16.2 ???????????
PrGrPa
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Yes. SW 2019.16.2 73d3f3c
Navigation data: EU-2018.42-1729
Silicon Desert
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Well I agree. I first laughed and thought it was bogus, but this morning I noticed something that looked like raindrops and later a smudge looking effect. I just thought the display was not refreshing properly, and may still be the reason. The only way I think the T could know about that is from the forward camera or weather reports. During the winter, I got regular notifications that some AP was limited due to weather. Hey, for all I know, those sensors could be detecting bird droppings on the carC’mon man... so, was it a cloudy day?! Need more data. Seriously I have a time even starting to believe this one. And there’s no vertical cameras unless you have SpaceX involved...
Silicon Desert
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Hmmm, I have trust because it is not flaky on my car in the area where I use it. It works great. I use it on the interstate on my long trips, or in slow bumper to bumper traffic.
The NoA limited due to wx is (probably 99%) rain on the side cameras since it needs those for lane change observations and there’s no way to clear them. The front cameras are cleared by the wipers.Well I agree. I first laughed and thought it was bogus, but this morning I noticed something that looked like raindrops and later a smudge looking effect. I just thought the display was not refreshing properly, and may still be the reason. The only way I think the T could know about that is from the forward camera or weather reports. During the winter, I got regular notifications that some AP was limited due to weather. Hey, for all I know, those sensors could be detecting bird droppings on the car
I agree that it can see rain with the front cameras and maybe even clouds but this is getting nuts in terms of programming. My GF has our 3 with 16.2 and has been on the lookout for this ‘effect’ and hasn’t seen anything precisely like this. I’ve not had a chance to correlate bad wx with visual effects on my 16.2 X.
Silicon Desert
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ha ha ha, yes. Me neither. I guess you turned on the Alzheimer's reminder feature
Silicon Desert
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Uh, did you make sure that you pushed the headlight stalk forward until it clicks? (the high beam position) Otherwise auto-dimming isn't going to work even if you did select that feature in the settings.
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Agreed. I have the latest v9 but the previous maps.That new 2019.6 map database only seems to be for Model 3.
quickstrike12
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This is disheartening.
But I’m wondering why not a wider complaint from the forums about this? Or do you think you May have some specific problem at this point causing it ?
I just noticed that energy buffer (reported by BMS in scan my Tesla) has increased from 4 to 5 kWh after updating my MX 100D to 2019.16.2. Recent fires due to charging of deeply discharged batteries? Ironically, full typical range being reported as before. Any thoughts why Tesla did that?
d21mike
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You got a notice that your car was ready for an update (meaning that it already download the update) but you did not apply the update at that time? And now the option is gone? If that was me I could not get my finger to the start update fast enough
Well the number of updates have gotten smaller on TeslaFI but have not completely stopped.Currently it is 69 for today (last few days would have been in the hundreds)
Yesterday was 889.
Day before that was 1079.
Day before that was 1252
Day before that was 680.
TeslaFi.com Firmware Tracker
Exactly. Received and downloaded the update on Thursday. The car offered to proceed with the update every time I entered the car. Being in the EU I decided to wait and keep the 12.1.1. But today in the evening the update reminder in car and the update option in the app disappeared...
You got a notice that your car was ready for an update (meaning that it already download the update) but you did not apply the update at that time? And now the option is gone? If that was me I could not get my finger to the start update fast enough
Currently it is 69 for today (last few days would have been in the hundreds)
Yesterday was 889.
Day before that was 1079.
Day before that was 1252
Day before that was 680.
TeslaFi.com Firmware Tracker
Silicon Desert
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I'll chalk up some of that lower number to the fact that it Is a holiday weekend and some people travel. I don't know about other folks, but I never do updates on a weekend like this, nor do I do an update if I think I will need to travel in the next week.
Pagemakers
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