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Tesla Software updates - Australia
- Thread starter Grenadine
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AussieOwner
White M3 2021 LR
So long as I can get rid of the seat warmer buttons I’ll be happy
Haha I'm always pressing them by accident.So long as I can get rid of the seat warmer buttons I’ll be happy
Looking at Teslafi it doesn't look like this has rolled out to any of their users and I read it's so far only been available for internal users. I wonder when they intend to roll it out publicly.
No thats not how mine behaves. If I turn climate on after going into park and leave the car climate stays on until I return. App works as expected and the only way the climate stays on at home is if I leave a door open (same as you), which is annoying.
Wouldnt it be better if musk said “yes we know we are inflicted with cars suddenly hard braking and are onto it as a priority as its been 5 years already. Aim is to have it rectified before your car fly’s to mars”But, but, but... this would mean Elon sometimes makes misleading tweets:
Say it ain't so!
Oh perhaps the way I explained it was confusing.
How it worked originally: App and touchscreen worked independently, and I could turn on climate from the app while I was away from the car. It would stay on until I got back to the car and from then on it would behave like I hadn't turned it on remotely. This is how I liked it.
For a (short?) period after one of the updates: App and touchscreen worked independently, but for some reason climate stayed on even after returning to the car. Because of this, I would turn off climate with the app, which didn't affect the touchscreen setting.
After a recent update: App and touchscreen don't appear to be independent anymore. If I turn climate on and then off remotely, climate does not come on when I open the door, i.e. it is off on the touchscreen, too.
Best report the fault on your app, and assuming you’ve done the two scroll wheel reset, or tesla salute
Well, after dabbling more in the Tesla API than I probably ever wanted to, the Tesla App is intended to be nothing more than a remote portal to the in-car screen, and changes in one are mirrored in the other. An increasing number of things which previously could only ever be changed on the console have now been ported to the App and synced through the same API.
So if there was a period of time when it didn’t work that way, that was a bug, not a feature.
@atj777
On the other hand, I use the remote climate a fair bit, and pretty much always just turn it on remotely, then get into the car and drive, and I've never had the issue you saw where the climate remained running after you next parked it, so if there was a bug there, I believe it is long since fixed.
(You do need to go into "drive" to cancel the remote climate request, though - just opening and closing the doors, or unlocking and locking, won't do it).
On the other hand, I use the remote climate a fair bit, and pretty much always just turn it on remotely, then get into the car and drive, and I've never had the issue you saw where the climate remained running after you next parked it, so if there was a bug there, I believe it is long since fixed.
(You do need to go into "drive" to cancel the remote climate request, though - just opening and closing the doors, or unlocking and locking, won't do it).
Priit
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Since getting the car, the first year I just did the updates and then ended up needing to reboot some time within the first week after the update because of random strange things happening or not working properly, so, I have got to a habit of every time after installing an update doing a reboot on the car (even though car reboots during update), appears to solve a large number of random strange behaviors after each update
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