Hi:

It is occasionally useful to know whether a drive involved activation of navigation. Can TeslaFi capture this information for each drive?

Thanks.

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Ramesh

Hi James,

the tokens field returned in the TeslaFi API call remains null, even when the car is online. In what circumstances does the API return valid streaming tokens?

I want to use this to initiate a websocket connection to 'wss://streaming.vn.teslamotors.com/streaming/' directly without getting the token from the Tesla api. Together with vehicle_id is all what's needed to get realtime streaming data.

Thanks,

Dirk

A scheduled item failed last night showing "Location Not Matched". Items before/after it correctly matched location and did NOT fail, car had not moved. "Last location" showed correctly (on all the items, including failed one)

Possibly related to #1569

As stated above^^

Its probable that some firmware/software OTA updates are going direct to European Model 3's. We need interactive pie charts for regions if we want to have a better understanding of what % in what region are getting which updates.

Its possible that the firmware is currently stratified among regions. But there were also be a big update around March 15 according to @ElonMusk. Whether this hits all cars, we don't know. We need a better way to see what firmware is going to what region. Mostly so those of us in underground garages using hotspot wifi know when its probable we can manually turn it on to get an update without killing a 60,000Mah portable phone charger for days on end like me :D

So when the Model 3 LR gets updated to the new 325 range, are we are going to see a spike in our battery report? I’m guessing we are since the car will be returning a higher range number for a given percent charge. 

https://www.teslafi.com/shared.php?drive=SeasideBend 

I took this drive over the summer and yet it isn't on the leaderboard. Is it because of the data drops that happened during the drive? 

Huge fan of the site and the work you do - thank you.

I just changed my sleep settings and I got a text that my car was trying to sleep..  Then I got a text that my

car went to sleep.  Great!  A bit later (more then 15 minutes) I went and got lunch in my car.

When I got back I was eventually expecting the text that my car was trying to sleep.  I never got it.  I went to the website 

and saw that teslafi still thinks my car is asleep from the first time!  I thought it would poll every minute to see if the car

is awake or not.

Did I miss a setting?

I just want to know:

-- How much total energy I've put into the vehicle since a specified date. Not how much energy the vehicle has added to its battery, but the total energy I paid the electric company for.

-- How many miles I've driven since that specified date.

Those two numbers will give my effective "fuel economy."

I can't figure out how to get that information from TeslaFi. Can anyone help please?

MARK RODERICK

Display Sentry Mode Status. List in header by locked/unlocked status. Good to see since car will be idle. Try also not to sleep/pause polling of car in Sentry Status

It's a nice feature that I get an email notification when the car is offline.  Although when I go online and check this status, the last report line is somewhat misleading and makes me think the car probably came back on line when it hasn't.

Example the MX is reporting it has been in parked state for abut 12 hours, but in fact it has been off line for over 20 hours.  Not really a big deal, yet wonder if that is something you know about.

Might be nice to have a status line that indicates the car has been offline for a long period of time.

Great software.