Firmware Build v9.0 2019.24.4 73fb1ab (7/19/2019)

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Ze1000

Discussion Starter · Jul 20, 2019

Detected in EU and US Model 3s

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MelindaV

· #21 · Jul 24, 2019

since installing yesterday afternoon, the car has been idle or charging, but not sleeping. Typically, when in my garage (with sentry off), it will be idle for 1-2 hours then sleep until the set charge time, then immediately sleep again. Last night, awake all night, plus showing some conditioning after charging at some point between 1130p and 530a (while the garage is 70F).

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RandyS

· #22 · Jul 24, 2019

Success with my Chademo Adapter and the Model 3 this morning on the new Tesla 2019.24.4 software. Charged for a bit at a local eVgo station. One of the old Nissan DC FC units. It said I was pulling 107 amps at 374 volts (40 kW), but the screen inside the car said 33 kW. Hmmm.

The car also said it was getting about 133 miles per hour, and that is about what I got on the Model S as well last time I used the adapter...

Like the Model S, you need to lock the car ("turn it off") before the charging session will successfully start, or you'll get error messages on the charging station....

Thanks, Tesla, for adding support for this adapter...

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lance.bailey

· #23 · Jul 24, 2019

This be awesome!

curious about the 29 minute vs 1 hour difference in estimates, but still awesome!

Thank you for posting this confirmation.

MelindaV

· #24 · Jul 24, 2019

on my drive to work this morning, it seemed it took more torque to steer out of AP at the pothole I avoid each morning on a straight section of freeway. but then further down the freeway, on a curve that AP normally hugs the inside corner (adjacent to another lane of traffic), it popped out of AP with little torque. Previously, both of these would take about the same amount of pressure on the steering wheel.
maybe just a coincidence, or something changed in the steering out of AP behavior.

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RandyS

· #25 · Jul 24, 2019

lance.bailey said:
This be awesome!

curious about the 29 minute vs 1 hour difference in estimates, but still awesome!

Thank you for posting this confirmation.

29 minutes was how much time was left on the DC FC session...

WonkoTheSane

· #26 · Jul 24, 2019

Michel Contant said:
somehow with NoA my car now will take left turn after an exit on the highway See map below. my car took both left turn, not the best left turn but still an improvement. Anyone saw this behaviour ?

First for me View attachment 27849

Mine has regularly made a right turn at a similar intersection, but it seems only if I use the turn signal to force the "lane change".

WonkoTheSane

· #27 · Jul 24, 2019

JustTheTip said:
Didn't say what year.

The "early access" person I know says Super Summon, or whatever, still isn't ready for prime time. But I saw it in use a few months ago and it looked good to me. Go figure.

lance.bailey

· #28 · Jul 24, 2019

I have had the car attempt a left turn for me (i aborted, not expecting the wheel to turn for me as I started started the turn from a stop) - this is at 20.4.

going back further I would get "cannot complete requested manouver" notices when sitting in a turn lane, but stopped due to a light or a vehicle in front. So something is brewing in turn technology.

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MelindaV

· #29 · Jul 24, 2019

lance.bailey said:
I have had the car attempt a left turn for me (i aborted, not expecting the wheel to turn for me as I started started the turn from a stop) - this is at 20.4.

going back further I would get "cannot complete requested manouver" notices when sitting in a turn lane, but stopped due to a light or a vehicle in front. So something is brewing in turn technology.

the quarterly earnings letter mentioned shadow mode for some surface street AP things, so that could be the difference from prior releases.

Deadbattery

· #30 · Jul 24, 2019

The file for this is HUGE. Oddly it downloaded last night but did not give me the update message till late this afternoon. 5.2 GIG is the biggest update I have seen.

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MelindaV

· #31 · Jul 24, 2019

Deadbattery said:
The file for this is HUGE. Oddly it downloaded last night but did not give me the update message till late this afternoon. 5.2 GIG is the biggest update I have seen.

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guessing that may have included the Nav update too. Have you check if you Nav version has been updated to 2019.20?

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victor

· #32 · Jul 24, 2019

MelindaV said:
guessing that may have included the Nav update too. Have you check if you Nav version has been updated to 2019.20?

Agree, it looks like maps. My update to 24.4 was just 520M.

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Deadbattery

· #33 · Jul 24, 2019

Thanks, I will look at the Version number.... AFTER the earnings call

astrodad

· #34 · Jul 24, 2019

Long Ranger said:
I believe the slow drive warning is new, but I've been successfully using a USB 3.1 drive since the dashcam feature was first introduced.

I got the slow drive warning multiple times right after installing 2019.24.4. Never seen it prior to this update. Using a USB 3.1 drive that was working fine up to this point. In fact the drive is still recording video despite the repeated warnings. Seems like just a bug that needs to be fixed rather than an update to write speed requirements.

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GDN

· #35 · Jul 25, 2019

Deadbattery said:
The file for this is HUGE. Oddly it downloaded last night but did not give me the update message till late this afternoon. 5.2 GIG is the biggest update I have seen.

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This link and thread is for you. You'll likely vote Yes !! I don't know how long it takes the car to process them and update the version after the download however.

https://teslaownersonline.com/threads/navigation-data-na-2019-20-10487.13588/post-246231

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Deadbattery

· #36 · Jul 25, 2019

GDN said:
This link and thread is for you. You'll likely vote Yes !! I don't know how long it takes the car to process them and update the version after the download however.

https://teslaownersonline.com/threads/navigation-data-na-2019-20-10487.13588/post-246231

Thanks!

shareef777

· #37 · Jul 25, 2019

Summon seems to be messed up on this version. Usually back up into my garage without issue, but now I’d start the process, it’d move a few inches and then state Summon aborted. I’d immediately press reverse and it’d continue a bit more before aborting again. I’d repeat this till the car is parked, never having to step into the car and no obstacles in the way.

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Deadbattery

· #38 · Jul 25, 2019

MelindaV said:
guessing that may have included the Nav update too. Have you check if you Nav version has been updated to 2019.20?

Yes, updated to NA-2019-20-10487

(took me longer than I care to admit to find the number) .... click Software on the main selection screen it is smaller font and grayed out just below the Firmware Version number

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slasher016

· #39 · Jul 25, 2019

This update just failed for me. What's the standard practice to try again? Should I contact mobile service through the app?

MelindaV

· #40 · Jul 25, 2019

slasher016 said:
This update just failed for me. What's the standard practice to try again? Should I contact mobile service through the app?

i contacted my local mobile service guy (by text) and he was able to resend it to my car the next morning with it downloading over LTE. So if you don't already have a specific person to contact, yeah, send the request thru the app.

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