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Thanks, I didn't know about those dots. I did notice them and I assumed they had something to do with the wiper speed or something like that. I has no clue it meant there are other things to select other than wipers.I'm not sure where it is in the manual, if it is there. You do get a slight visual clue with the three dots below the wiper info. This is similar to the page dots in Android phones. I think it is a bit too subtle since you shouldn't be looking at small dots while driving. So you have to be aware of this and see it when you aren't moving...Yes, of course you need to be familiar with the UI before driving.
Speaking of wipers. During dry weather the way you switch between auto and other speeds is fine. However, during intermittent rainy, not raining and heavy rain it would be nice to make the wiper page sticky so it is easier to access. If auto worked all the time, maybe this wouldn't be needed. But I found that under some conditions auto is great. Other times it just isn't seeing the rain and doesn't keep up at all. Perhaps it is the lighting. A voice command to bump up the speed would be nice. Or a double bump on the turn signal wiper button.
I did read that previously. But I didn't understand that I had to slide right on the wiper icon itself and so it didn't work for me. I gave up trying to find it and then posted my message here.It's on page 4 of the manual. You kind of have to look hard to find it, easy to miss.
Thanks, as I had no idea and I was just going to ask where they hid the trip odometers.Now that you have found the trip meter - energy use “card”; when it is showing you can swipe the card up/down and you will see other cards as well. (Such as miles and kWh since last charge).
Even though we read the manual, we don’t always understand all we know. So it is OK to ask.
One more thing I am curious about . . .
On the bottom right side of the screen, just above the volume thingy (also shown on page 4 of the User Manual), there are three icons, bottom one is for Supercharger locations, top one changes the map display, the middle one looks like a traffic light. What does this middle one that looks like a traffic light do?
-Don- Reno, NV
Oh, a "traffic receiver". Thanks.I believe it enables/disables displaying of current traffic conditions on the map... I don't use it much though because Waze is more current, it seems
However, during intermittent rainy, not raining and heavy rain it would be nice to make the wiper page sticky so it is easier to access. If auto worked all the time, maybe this wouldn't be needed. But I found that under some conditions auto is great. Other times it just isn't seeing the rain and doesn't keep up at all. Perhaps it is the lighting. A voice command to bump up the speed would be nice. Or a double bump on the turn signal wiper button.
I have the opposite problem. Even if there is a light drizzle, my car thinks I'm driving into the eye of the storm and goes nuts.I'm not sure where it is in the manual, if it is there. You do get a slight visual clue with the three dots below the wiper info. This is similar to the page dots in Android phones. I think it is a bit too subtle since you shouldn't be looking at small dots while driving. So you have to be aware of this and see it when you aren't moving...Yes, of course you need to be familiar with the UI before driving.
Speaking of wipers. During dry weather the way you switch between auto and other speeds is fine. However, during intermittent rainy, not raining and heavy rain it would be nice to make the wiper page sticky so it is easier to access. If auto worked all the time, maybe this wouldn't be needed. But I found that under some conditions auto is great. Other times it just isn't seeing the rain and doesn't keep up at all. Perhaps it is the lighting. A voice command to bump up the speed would be nice. Or a double bump on the turn signal wiper button.
Something is wrong there. Mine work perfectly in light, heavy and medium rain at any speed. Not once have I wanted to use the manual control of the wipers.I have the opposite problem. Even if there is a light drizzle, my car thinks I'm driving into the eye of the storm and goes nuts.
Is your windshield clean? I think the rain is probably detected by that thingy in the upper middle of the windshield. If the glass above and around it is not clean, it will probably have such an effect on your rain detection.I have the opposite problem. Even if there is a light drizzle, my car thinks I'm driving into the eye of the storm and goes nuts.
Is your windshield clean? I think the rain is probably detected by that thingy in the upper middle of the windshield. If the glass above and around it is not clean, it will probably have such an effect on your rain detection.
If I am guessing wrong here about how & where the rain is detected, I hope somebody here will correct me.
-Don- Reno, NV
I think you might be the only oneSomething is wrong there. Mine work perfectly in light, heavy and medium rain at any speed. Not once have I wanted to use the manual control of the wipers.
-Don- Reno, NV