Tesla Motors Club
Has anyone else had this issue? Since the update to 2.52.120 my car has trouble switching from WiFi to LTE. I frequently listen to a UK station on TuneIn (I live in Tacoma, WA) and historically, when I back out of my garage (and break the WiFi connection) there is momentary pause and then the streaming picks up again on LTE.
Since the .120 firmware, however, I find that when I get far enough out of the garage to break the WiFi connection, the streaming goes into a status where it is trying to cache but never seems to get data. This takes in excess of 10 minutes (the longest that I have been able to sit and just watch it spin...). This also affects Voice Command (which can't seem to accept any commands) as well. If I switch to a different TuneIn station it loads the new station, the Voice Command comes back online, and I can then switch back to the original station without anything other than a second or two pause while it buffers.
My interpretation of this is that the car is having some software difficulty in recognizing that it's Internet connection has switched to LTE (perhaps it is trying to buffer from the WiFi which no longer has adequate signal strength).
I'd appreciate any thoughts.
Since the .120 firmware, however, I find that when I get far enough out of the garage to break the WiFi connection, the streaming goes into a status where it is trying to cache but never seems to get data. This takes in excess of 10 minutes (the longest that I have been able to sit and just watch it spin...). This also affects Voice Command (which can't seem to accept any commands) as well. If I switch to a different TuneIn station it loads the new station, the Voice Command comes back online, and I can then switch back to the original station without anything other than a second or two pause while it buffers.
My interpretation of this is that the car is having some software difficulty in recognizing that it's Internet connection has switched to LTE (perhaps it is trying to buffer from the WiFi which no longer has adequate signal strength).
I'd appreciate any thoughts.