I received 20.1 this morning on my 2017 AP2.5 S100D. Only update is Dog mode improvement where you get alerts if your SoC hits 20%. No mention of Advanced summon or any other features. I bought FSD in 2017, but not in EAP, did select Advanced.
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Also received it this morning. 2017 X100D AP2.0.
Two new items in the release notes:
- The previously mentioned Dog mode improvement
- Lock Confirmation Sounds. The car can now emit a sound to confirm the car is locked/unlocked or failing to lock because a door is open.
Just tried it out it works quite well.
Two new items in the release notes:
- The previously mentioned Dog mode improvement
- Lock Confirmation Sounds. The car can now emit a sound to confirm the car is locked/unlocked or failing to lock because a door is open.
Just tried it out it works quite well.
Interesting, the lock confirmation must be for the X only? Didnt get it on my S.
Got the update this morning (2019.20.1) on my 2018 Model S P100D, AP 2.5.
BigMskiman
Active Member
Sorry I didn't see this MS thread
, and posted in MX. Anyway, I don't have Early Access or FSD
v2019.20.1 9973c22
old |v2019.15.11|AP2,MCU1,PUP|
new |v2019.20.1 9973c22|AP2,MCU1,PUP|
, and posted in MX. Anyway, I don't have Early Access or FSDv2019.20.1 9973c22
old |v2019.15.11|AP2,MCU1,PUP|
new |v2019.20.1 9973c22|AP2,MCU1,PUP|
Cheburashka
Active Member
The early access firmware is 2019.20.0.1, that includes enhanced summon and new new autowipers.
2019.20 and 2019.20.1 look like minor imorovements to dog mode.
2019.20 and 2019.20.1 look like minor imorovements to dog mode.
Posted in the X thread, but why would walkaway honk (I assume it's honk) on lock not be in the S version. That makes NO sense....
Oh, thought it was an update to it on this SW release. My release notes match the screenshot above.
Perry
Active Member
I wouldn't know but you're in the good company of 6.6% of all Tesla cars according to a statistically relevant sampling at TeslaFi, indicating about 40000 cars based on an estimated 600k Tesla fleet size.
I don't understand why you're asking me though.
Just got 2019.20.1 and the release note simply says that car will send alert when in Dog Mode and battery falls below 20%.
quickstrike12
Member
Excellent question!
I contend that the advanced button does absolutely nothing for the rest of us to get software quicker. It seems like it’s only a way for the FSD folks to get advanced updates a bit earlier as promised by Elon awhile back.
I paid for FSD before delivery, and have set the advanced button to enabled, and have a strong WIFI signal in my garage, but I've not gotten an update yet (since the one that brought the advanced button). I think its a switch not connected to anything.
quickstrike12
Member
I’m starts to agree with that theory myself. I’ve seen nothin from it. If it’s not for you FSD folks then I honestly haven’t seen anything useful from it.
d21mike
Active Member
Please let us know the kind of car you have. Like in my signature below. I have Model S 75D HW 2.5.
The reason I ask is it appears on Model S and X with size 100 battery are getting this version on TeslaFI
I got it yesterday. 100d with EAP.
Maybe people who use Dog Mode are getting it first?
My dog says rwankroooo.
Maybe people who use Dog Mode are getting it first?
My dog says rwankroooo.
Same thoughts (mixed feelings about this being shared). I do appreciate it, and it provides proof of what EA members are getting vs. various messages describing it that may or may not be true. I also am one of those that paid a premium price for FSD that feels like the promise of entry into EAP has failed to be delivered. I feel like I paid for FSD in advance of availability to be part of the "let's help make it work together" group, and EAP admission is well aligned with that.I have really mixed feelings about this. One one hand I really want to know what features are coming. On the other, I'd like to believe that people who signed up for Early Access are honoring their confidentiality agreement. On the other, I'd like the EA program to continue so that the Tesla mothership gets good real-world feedback on new features before wide release. Wait... that's a lot of hands.
@boaterva , I'm with you. Either this is a different type of release, or we have one of the most well-documented violations of the EA agreement to date.
I’ve found a few interesting bugs in this update. While sitting in the car for awhile after stopping, sentry mode activated and Hal showed up. I could not disable by hitting Park again, so I opened and closed the door.
Also, while driving the Bluetooth activated and said I was on a call (turning off music), but I was not according to my phone. And pressing End Call did not work, so I had to disable Bluetooth.
On the bright side, AP is smoother with less phantom braking.
Also, while driving the Bluetooth activated and said I was on a call (turning off music), but I was not according to my phone. And pressing End Call did not work, so I had to disable Bluetooth.
On the bright side, AP is smoother with less phantom braking.
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