Sorry Model Y - It has been suggested I need to turn of sentry then can do intrusion, so will have a look thank you for the suggestion. With regards the A/C, i'm not going to do it in the middle of summer, but currently there is no need for aircon for 15 mins while I pop to a shop.
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Sentry mode going into panic mode with a passenger in the car. Help!
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Recently the alarm sounded even though I’d pressed “keep”, which according to the manual should disable the tilt and intrusion sensors. Not sure if this is a bug or they’ve changed how it works intentionally.
Even if I leave the key in the vehicle, it still locks automatically and the alarm is still activated when no one is in the drivers seat.
My new plan is to disable the tilt and intrusion sensors in the security options.
I have a 2018 Model S.
Even if I leave the key in the vehicle, it still locks automatically and the alarm is still activated when no one is in the drivers seat.
My new plan is to disable the tilt and intrusion sensors in the security options.
I have a 2018 Model S.
pharwood
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You said earlier that your wife had the Tesla app on her phone. If it's an iPhone it could have 'Offload Unused Apps' enabled, which means the Tesla app could have been deactivated if your wife hadn't used it for a while.
If you mean the key card, that is obvious. Key card range is less than an inch. The car cannot detect the presence of a key card in the car, unless it touches one of the two sensor fields, B-pillar driver side under the camera or the place directly before the center arm rest.
Hmmm, I don’t have the blue tick or a user name of Tesla Diva - so unlikely for Elon to respond to my queries. But still he is the one CEO who interacts directly with customers.
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