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MrBadger
Badger out
New Tesla - Check
Pi with TeslaMate running - Check
Data pulling through - Check
Right foot too heavy, not sure...
Recent drives summary
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The top three were just pottering around town, one is missing a calc and the other two seem poor.
Any max power above 180 is me "testing" acceleration
Does this look normal compared to other people?
Thanks
I don't do TeslaMate but those consumption figures can't mean consumption surely? 61.96kWh must be something like battery capacity?
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Gatsojon
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It's kWh per 100mi (or km if set).
Pseudo formula used is:
Lost Range (Before/After Drive) * Reported Efficiency (Ideal or Rated) / Driven Distance * 100 * 1.60934
Morristhecat
Member
Hi Guys,
I'm running the latest version (1.19.4)of Teslamate on my Rpi3b+. I originally installed BigTony's Pi image on v1.12 and it has been working great since then. I have always been missing the first 10 to 15 minutes of the drives since day 1. I thought I read that this was fixed in the newer version somewhere. Is there a setting I need to do somewhere to make sure the drives get picked up from the beginning?
I'm running the latest version (1.19.4)of Teslamate on my Rpi3b+. I originally installed BigTony's Pi image on v1.12 and it has been working great since then. I have always been missing the first 10 to 15 minutes of the drives since day 1. I thought I read that this was fixed in the newer version somewhere. Is there a setting I need to do somewhere to make sure the drives get picked up from the beginning?
Make sure that in Settings you have the Streaming API enabled, assuming the car has internet access (3G/4G) that should be all that's needed.
Morristhecat
Member
Thanks @dakaix, I do have that enabled already. Car has lifetime free LTE data. Is there any other setting?
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No, if it's still not working then you may be hitting another issue. As long as the streaming API is enabled, and the car has a 3G signal when you leave it should be fine. I see occasional gaps at the start of a trip where the car disconnects from my home WiFi and I drive into a local blackspot before Teslamate detects I've left (thus starting the trip a short distance away), but thankfully it's pretty rare.
Best thing you can do is to open an Issue on the Teslamate Github, and attach a set of logs ("docker ps" - note the container ID and run: "docker logs <Container ID>") from a test drive.
c7carl
Member
As a follow up to my initial problem @dakaix is an absolute legend! For reference and for those reading this turns out i didn't need to put in my static dns address in the yml file.
i am now able to log in and monitor my M3 that hasn't arrived yet
Can you really monitor your car already????
mpandrew
Member
Sanity check, we've not seen a Teslamate update for a while because of a Grafana v7 bug the devs are waiting to be fixed?
So I sold my M3 a couple of weeks ago and TeslaMate stores and shows all of the old data, just as I'd hoped / expected. I will be picking up my new MY next week and I would like to start logging data in TeslaMate as soon as I drive off the Tesla lot. So I have a few thoughts / questions about this:
Stach
- Add the new MY to my existing Tesla account.
- Will I need to login to my TeslaMate again so that it sees the new vehicle?
- Will I need to restart TeslaMate if I have to login again?
- Is there any way to rename my old M3 in TeslaMate, so that I can reuse the name for the new MY?
Stach
Hi @Stach
From people who've picked up new cars, they've had to restart TeslaMate to get them to see them, not seen any mention of logging in / out again, if you've got a cloud setup you can check whilst you are collecting once the car shows in your app
In regards to renaming your car, I've got the theory of how to do it, but.... couple of caveats here, firstly I've not tried this, if you are going to have a go, take a backup first! Secondly, if your old car still shows up in your account / app, I wouldn't try and do this yet.
SSH into your pi / cloud instance for TeslaMate
Run: docker ps
Make a note of what your database instance is called, if on a Pi, it might be teslamate_database_1 mine however on GCP is firstname_surname_database_1
Run: docker exec -it teslamate_database_1 psql -U teslamate (substituting the database name as above)
You are now connected to the live DB for TeslaMate
Run: SELECT * FROM cars;
This will now list out cars associated to your account, make a note of the id (probably 1)
Run: UPDATE cars SET name = 'Staches Model 3' WHERE id = 1; (substituting Staches Model 3 with whatever name you want and 1 with whatever number the id was that was returned)
If you now run: SELECT * FROM cars;
You should see the new car name
To quit the DB session: \q
Hopefully that works for you, but please take a backup first, the above is just based on what data exists, I wouldn't want you knackering your data on something untested.
Dave.
Just updated my bulk import post on my site with the three latest Superchargers to go live
Full post here if anyone who hasn't done the bulk import wants to (or just needs a reminder of the instructions to add the above), I've also updated the Washington Supercharger location, the supplied latitude / longitude were incorrect:
TeslaMate - How to bulk import UK Supercharger locations - TeslaEV.co.uk
Code:
INSERT INTO public.geofences (name, latitude, longitude, radius, inserted_at, updated_at, cost_per_kwh, session_fee) VALUES ('Wyboston Supercharger', 52.202366, -0.291631, 35, '2020-08-27 05:36:00 ', '2020-08-27 05:36:00 ', 0.24, NULL);
INSERT INTO public.geofences (name, latitude, longitude, radius, inserted_at, updated_at, cost_per_kwh, session_fee) VALUES ('Hilton Park, Southbound Supercharger', 52.644065, -2.054251, 35, '2020-08-09 05:29:00 ', '2020-08-09 05:29:00 ', 0.24, NULL);
INSERT INTO public.geofences (name, latitude, longitude, radius, inserted_at, updated_at, cost_per_kwh, session_fee) VALUES ('Leeds-Whitehouse Street Supercharger', 53.784556, -1.532498, 35, '2020-08-09 05:27:00 ', '2020-08-09 05:27:00 ', 0.24, NULL);Full post here if anyone who hasn't done the bulk import wants to (or just needs a reminder of the instructions to add the above), I've also updated the Washington Supercharger location, the supplied latitude / longitude were incorrect:
TeslaMate - How to bulk import UK Supercharger locations - TeslaEV.co.uk
Dave, thanks so much for taking the time to list these detailed instructions, as they worked perfectly! Hopefully others will find this information useful as well. +10
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Also like to thank you Dave for the instructions - new car on tuesday all set up on teslamate by fridayExcellent! Glad it worked out for you @Stach
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