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its at the bottom in very faint grey letter......tells you to push for set charger timeYes, there's also a toggle to switch from scheduled departure to scheduled charging. I'm not near the car or I'd give you more specifics.
Or try to wait a couple of minutes after connecting. It probably stop charging.
We typically have our charging start time for around 5:00 or 6:00 am to finish charging right before departure. If we plug in again roughly before noon the car will want to start charging immediately. Right after plugging in you can stop this by tapping the "cancel charge" button on the screen. If you wait too long it becomes a "stop charging" button where the car will stop charging momentarily & then start again. The same is true in the app.Found the feature, thank you. So what does it actually do, specifically? I set it to start at 9AM. Then plugged it in at 11AM. I would expect it to wait until the following 9AM to start? But it started immediately. Is there a cutoff, like it only waits to start if you plug it in 12 hrs after or more, etc.?
or are not sleeping because of Teslafi?yea, both my 2019 Model 3 and 2020 Model S are not not sleeping according to Teslafi.....
Teslafi does not connect to your car. If connects to the Telsa API. If uses the API to determine if the car sleeping and does so without the need to wake it.or are not sleeping because of Teslafi?
How does Teslafi determine if and when your car is sleeping?
- It seems to me that every time Teslafi connect to your car, the car weak up.
My 3 is sleeping just fine. I was looking at your settings. You have deep sleep enabled which is telling Teslafi not to contact the API during the wee hours. If you cars are still not sleeping during this period, then it would seem likely something else is keeping it awake. Are you sure you have not inadvertently set sentry mode to be on at the location where you are expecting it to sleep?My model X was MCU1+AP2.0 but got upgraded to MCU2+AP3. Before the upgrade, suddenly, the car doesn't sleep anymore. I'm a long-time TeslaFi user, so I experimented with several different settings, but still in vain.
Does anyone have similar experiences?
And how does the Tesla API know if the car is sleeping?Teslafi does not connect to your car. If connects to the Telsa API. If uses the API to determine if the car sleeping and does so without the need to wake it.
"Speaking of the devil", I noticed that my car wakes up a 4 pm today and just now around 12 pm I received a message to download 2021.4.15.10I noticed that sometime for no reason my car wakes up for a very short duration, which starts my dashcam and sends me an alert on my phone.
I believe this due to Tesla checking remotely my car and quite often then I receive a message informing that a new software update is ready to be downloaded.
Thank you, @Flatbat!My 3 is sleeping just fine. I was looking at your settings. You have deep sleep enabled which is telling Teslafi not to contact the API during the wee hours. If you cars are still not sleeping during this period, then it would seem likely something else is keeping it awake. Are you sure you have not inadvertently set sentry mode to be on at the location where you are expecting it to sleep?
Also, I note another poster remarking their car not sleeping and at the same time having a very good wifi. The car cannot be in deep sleep with a wifi connection. In deep sleep, the only connection will be the pager portion of the phone connection.
WiFi is not bad for sleep per se. It should not prevent it sleeping. What I meant is when your car is observed to be connected to wifi it will not be asleep. So someones comment about having an excellent wifi should have not bearing on determining if the car can sleep. Just that is not in deep sleep when wifi is active.