Cyclone
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And that is the stupid thing - it has to be an Apple device browser.
Works fine under IE 11 on Windows 7 for me.
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And that is the stupid thing - it has to be an Apple device browser.
Just noticed this "feature".
A few days ago I scheduled a nighttime charge and it worked properly.
Today I wanted to charge so I plugged the car in and the "scheduled charge" screen came up. I tried to cancel the scheduled charge, turn off scheduled charge, start charging immediately, etc. and nothing worked. It was stuck on the scheduled charge screen. It wouldn't even close the window.
I unplugged the charger and was then able to change the settings to charge now.
I don't understand why the scheduled charge locks the screen when plugged in. It seems to me that you might want to change the settings (time to start, charge level, charge rate, etc.) I can't see any useful purpose to locking the screen.
Navigation Location Pin - Push a spot on the nav map for ~2 seconds and it places a pin that you can then navigate to
I think this is newer? couldn't find it in the notes or manual
So if you select 'US' and 'km', do you get pressure in psi or Bar? I'm wondering if this is an effort to sort out some of the inconsistencies in units every country has... or is it simply to decide whether to use a comma or a period in long numbers and whether the month goes before or after the date?Just discovered this after upgrading to v7 (2.9.12)... "Region Format" on the Units & Format settings screen. Wasn't there on my car on earlier version of 7 or before. Mine had defaulted to Belgium. No setting for Canada, so I selected US.
Navigation Location Pin - Push a spot on the nav map for ~2 seconds and it places a pin that you can then navigate to
I think this is newer? couldn't find it in the notes or manual
So if you select 'US' and 'km', do you get pressure in psi or Bar? I'm wondering if this is an effort to sort out some of the inconsistencies in units every country has... or is it simply to decide whether to use a comma or a period in long numbers and whether the month goes before or after the date?
Bar, tire pressure is linked to distance units, not anything else.So if you select 'US' and 'km', do you get pressure in psi or Bar? I'm wondering if this is an effort to sort out some of the inconsistencies in units every country has... or is it simply to decide whether to use a comma or a period in long numbers and whether the month goes before or after the date?
Not really tip related to the car, but I like it dark when driving at night so I go full screen with the browser (or as full as it can go) and have this site bookmarked:
Black Screen
Discovered this (on v7) in a roundabout way. The Odometer now shows on the "About" screen you get to by pressing the "T" on the 17" screen.
I went out to the garage at the end of October to collect my car's stats and re-set my trip odometer. Found that the main odometer no longer shows on the dash when you get in. Pressed the brake to turn the car on, but no-go because I was plugged in. I had to get out, unplug the car then get back in to get my odometer reading!! A day or two later, I noticed it shows up on that "About" screen. Pretty sure it didn't before v7.
You can also get the odometer reading using the Remote S app. Handy if you're not in your car.You should have seen me with my new MS at the Bureau of Motor Vehicles last week. The lady was trying to do an odometer check, took us about 5 minutes until I remember how I had earlier played with the T logo.
Can you tell me what version you have? I've heard this mentioned before, but I just can't seem to reproduce it in my car, and I really would like to!Got to page 25 before have to turn in and didn't come across this tip:
In navigation mode when enter a place it will give you a battery percent remaining with its calculation however this assumes a one way trip only. If you want to find out how much battery you will have left doing a round trip you have to touch on the mile and time estimate at bottom and it will then pop up a round trip estimator. Was not an obvious way to find it (tesla should make it automatically show up rather than having to take this hidden step)
In example below I touched the line that has 63 miles 1 hr 25 min to get 2nd pic pop-up giving round-trip battery left