Tesla Model Y

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NDA

21,579 posts

225 months

Wednesday 3rd April
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Software version 2024.8 is for 'Adaptive High Beams'. I am already on 2024.8.7 (Security Improvements).

Seasonal Hero

7,954 posts

52 months

Wednesday 3rd April
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Still Mulling said:
2024 Model Y LR. v11.1 (2024.8.7)
Then you'll have it

Still Mulling

12,464 posts

177 months

Wednesday 3rd April
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Seasonal Hero said:
Still Mulling said:
2024 Model Y LR. v11.1 (2024.8.7)
Then you'll have it
Indeed, it's just not showing in the menus as "Adaptive..." anything. I've selected the "Auto lights", but that only seems to alternate between dipped- and high-beams.

Seasonal Hero

7,954 posts

52 months

Wednesday 3rd April
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Still Mulling said:
Indeed, it's just not showing in the menus as "Adaptive..." anything. I've selected the "Auto lights", but that only seems to alternate between dipped- and high-beams.
You should see this in the Lights menu


Still Mulling

12,464 posts

177 months

Wednesday 3rd April
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Yep, it does now. I am certain it wasn’t there before today’s security-only release (I’ve been checking regularly since updating to the adaptive-release two weeks ago having checked those release notes). I updated this morning and it was available after that. Odd, but never mind: all’s well that etc.! smile

Edited by Still Mulling on Wednesday 3rd April 21:53

Seasonal Hero

7,954 posts

52 months

Wednesday 3rd April
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Result!!

Still Mulling

12,464 posts

177 months

Wednesday 3rd April
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Yarp! Just need some nighttime driving now. I may have necessity tomorrow for the kids’ swimming! biggrin

Seasonal Hero

7,954 posts

52 months

Wednesday 3rd April
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I’ve found it very effective. It’s quite hypnotic watching the pixels shift around.

WilliamWoollard

2,345 posts

193 months

Wednesday 3rd April
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Does the matrix update negate the need to drop the beam aim down a couple of notches in settings?

u-boat

723 posts

14 months

Thursday 4th April
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Seasonal Hero said:
You should see this in the Lights menu

What’s the headlights after exit? Mines switched off.

Got the new highbeam update yesterday but my car couldn’t pick up my home WiFi so just nipped into a nearby Tesla dealership and it did it there in the car park a few mins.

u-boat

723 posts

14 months

Thursday 4th April
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Seasonal Hero said:
I’ve found it very effective. It’s quite hypnotic watching the pixels shift around.
Looking forward to this. My xc90 had it (or similar) and it worked beautifully,

Always thought the teslas were a bit bright.


Seasonal Hero

7,954 posts

52 months

Thursday 4th April
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u-boat said:
What’s the headlights after exit? Mines switched off.

Got the new highbeam update yesterday but my car couldn’t pick up my home WiFi so just nipped into a nearby Tesla dealership and it did it there in the car park a few mins.
Keeps them on for a few seconds after you leave the car.

u-boat

723 posts

14 months

Thursday 4th April
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Seasonal Hero said:
Keeps them on for a few seconds after you leave the car.
Cheers!

I’m investigating the sentry mode at the moment, not sure why I want this but always fun to check out the features etc.

Still Mulling

12,464 posts

177 months

Thursday 4th April
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Seasonal Hero said:
Keeps them on for a few seconds after you leave the car.
Useful in a forest. Less useful to your neighbours when you reverse onto your drive directly opposite their living room. hehe

Gone fishing

7,229 posts

124 months

Thursday 4th April
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u-boat said:
Cheers!

I’m investigating the sentry mode at the moment, not sure why I want this but always fun to check out the features etc.
I'd suggest using sentry mode sparingly, its ok and has captured plenty of instances of door digs etc for owners, but it is pretty thirsty in battery consumption and can use anything up to 20 miles or so of range every day. I tend to stick to only using it when parked somewhere particularily dodgy for a few hours, and never when leaving the car in a long stay car park when going on holiday or at home where it's covered by my CCTV.

It will turn itself off at around 20% but that might still be too low in some situations.

MrJuice

3,366 posts

156 months

Thursday 4th April
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Can anyone advise on continually recording dash cam?

I would like my dash cam recording all the time the car is moving. Someone accused my wife of scraping their car the other day which she is adamant didn't happen. No scuff or scratch to suggest it happend. But would be good to have dash cam footage

Wife didn't know how to turn on recording but I've shown her now

But I'd prefer for continual recording

Also, any SSD will be fine right? I don't need the £305 Tesla one, right?

Thanks

Durzel

12,272 posts

168 months

Thursday 4th April
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Any SSD is fine. I’ve had a 512GB Samsung T5 in mine for at least 3 years without issue. I’ve heard people using endurance SD cards in an USB enclosure but that seems like a faff to me.

WilliamWoollard said:
Does the matrix update negate the need to drop the beam aim down a couple of notches in settings?
This update changed the dipped beam pattern for me. A lot less elevated on the left, but still effective. My car passed an MOT without any adjustments a few days after the update, for what it’s worth.

WilliamWoollard

2,345 posts

193 months

Friday 5th April
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Durzel said:
WilliamWoollard said:
Does the matrix update negate the need to drop the beam aim down a couple of notches in settings?
This update changed the dipped beam pattern for me. A lot less elevated on the left, but still effective. My car passed an MOT without any adjustments a few days after the update, for what it’s worth.
Thanks, Mine updated yesterday and the standard low beam setting does seem much better. I went for an aimless drive in the dark and I like the adaptive high beams now, really nice and work well.

Gone fishing

7,229 posts

124 months

Friday 5th April
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MrJuice said:
Can anyone advise on continually recording dash cam?

I would like my dash cam recording all the time the car is moving. Someone accused my wife of scraping their car the other day which she is adamant didn't happen. No scuff or scratch to suggest it happend. But would be good to have dash cam footage

Wife didn't know how to turn on recording but I've shown her now

But I'd prefer for continual recording

Also, any SSD will be fine right? I don't need the £305 Tesla one, right?

Thanks
It records continually whilst driving but only has a small reftention buffer (I can;t remember the length but its certainly not measured in hours). If she's suspicious of anything she needs to either save it from the screen or hit the horn and it will save a copy..It's better than nothing but only just

MrJuice

3,366 posts

156 months

Friday 5th April
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Yep

I asked a service question via the app and got told the same. Not very good. Not sure what the point of a 1tb SSD drive is then? To store sentry events and dash cam events that you have chosen to record? That lot would take an age to add up to 1tb