Gong volume?

[Bloomj]

Is there a way to adjust the volume of the tones that come on for autopilot, emergency warnings, etc? I don't want to turn them off but they are so loud it wakes up passengers (my 2 year old) during road trip napping.

Thanks!

 

[Silicon Desert]

no

 

[Bloomj]

Cool, good talk.

 

[Big Earl]

You can make them louder by turning up the music, but you can't make them quieter.

 

[Bloomj]

You can make them louder by turning up the music, but you can't make them quieter.

I guess that makes sense but I was hoping...

 

[Aellinsar]

Is there a way to adjust the volume of the tones that come on for autopilot, emergency warnings, etc? I don't want to turn them off but they are so loud it wakes up passengers (my 2 year old) during road trip napping.

Thanks!

I don't mind the emergency warning (that's what it's there for), but I really wish I could turn off the autopilot ding when I deactivate autopilot. I'm the one that pressed the stalk! I know it's off!

 

[Bloomj]

I don't mind the emergency warning (that's what it's there for), but I really wish I could turn off the autopilot ding when I deactivate autopilot. I'm the one that pressed the stalk! I know it's off!

I agree completely. The same for activating it. No ding when you do cruise control but its quite loud when you activate and deactivate autopilot.

By the way, is there a difference in the stalk detents when engaging cruise? To engage cruise all I do is press the stalk down once, just before the "autopilot detent". To engage autopilot you have to to the detent, 2 times. Is there a function of hitting the detent once?

 

[Time0ut]

It freaks me out every time and I'm about to disable all warnings.

I would sign a petition asking Tesla to at least lower the volume a little bit or, to allow users to set the appropriate level.

 

[Big Earl]

I agree completely. The same for activating it. No ding when you do cruise control but its quite loud when you activate and deactivate autopilot.

By the way, is there a difference in the stalk detents when engaging cruise? To engage cruise all I do is press the stalk down once, just before the "autopilot detent". To engage autopilot you have to to the detent, 2 times. Is there a function of hitting the detent once?

The second detent on the drive stalk is only necessary for engaging drive and reverse. The first detent can be used for all cruise control and autopilot engagements and disengagements. Holding the stalk in the first detent (either direction) for one second will engage neutral.

 

[Bloomj]

Ok, so I am pushing down more than is needed to engage FSD.