warning tone volume adjustment?

[SleepyPanda]

Guys, just wondering is there a way to adjust the warning tone volume (model 3)?
Been having the car for over a year now, and the safety warning always seems to be over sensitive, and everytime it comes on, it always make me jump!

Haven't been able to find a way to adjust the volume, and wondering is it even possible?

(I am referring to the in car safety warning tone when it detects obstcles in front, or you are too close to the lane etc).

Cheers

 

[Hazygrunt]

Guys, just wondering is there a way to adjust the warning tone volume (model 3)?
Been having the car for over a year now, and the safety warning always seems to be over sensitive, and everytime it comes on, it always make me jump!

Haven't been able to find a way to adjust the volume, and wondering is it even possible?

(I am referring to the in car safety warning tone when it detects obstcles in front, or you are too close to the lane etc).

Cheers

Try turning on Joe mode, although that makes all tones and beeps 50% softer

 

[Maximillan]

Try turning on Joe mode, although that makes all tones and beeps 50% softer

It's not enough, it still goes nuts if it believes that you're getting too close to leaving your lane.

 

[paulp]

It's not enough, it still goes nuts if it believes that you're getting too close to leaving your lane.

In model s you simply turn off lane departure warning. Is that not available to the 3/Y? The only warning I cannot turn off is imminant collision, which I have set to shortest possible time to avoid it going off for cars 400 metres away.

 

[Maximillan]

In model s you simply turn off lane departure warning. Is that not available to the 3/Y? The only warning I cannot turn off is imminant collision, which I have set to shortest possible time to avoid it going off for cars 400 metres away.

You have to remember to turn it off every single drive.

 

[lazjen]

The warning chimes are a classic example of very poor User Experience design. The same stupid chime for everything means you can't be sure exactly what it's whinging about and so you have to draw your attention away from the very thing you shouldn't to determine what the actual .... it wants to inform you about.

 

[paulp]

You have to remember to turn it off every single drive.

that would be annoying

 

[Miggy]

The warning chimes in our MY are at an ok level but in the M3 it is over the top volume.

 

[paulp]

You have to remember to turn it off every single drive.

I think you are missing something. I’m currently in a tesla supplied model 3 loaner, and I swerve across lanes (as a test for you not as normal driving) but cannot get any warnings or alarms to go off. There must be something in the menu that has turned them off. After a full day with the car I have not had a single warning.