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API Limitation

Autopilot Active or Not

cwginac 7 years ago updated by James 7 years ago 1
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Fixed

Scheduling Corrections

James 7 years ago updated 7 years ago 1

1.  Add a wake command if API reports error 'could_not_wake_buses'.  Multiple attempts at the command does wake the car with the error.

2.  Exit schedule if response is 'complete' after start charging due to the vehicle already charging.

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Under review

Filter by Battery Size - Model 3

Jefftatanus 7 years ago updated by James 7 years ago 1

https://teslafi.com/top.php - no option to filter by Model 3 drives.

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Add ability to "snooze" TeslaFi indefinitely until sleep is detected

goto10 7 years ago updated by Waldimar 7 years ago 4

With the inconsistent sleep behavior seen on some firmware versions I would like an ability to tell TeslaFi to stop polling indefinitely until a sleep is detected. It should be a link on the main TeslaFi screen so it can be easily accessed.

A typical scenario would be something like:
* Drive from home to work
* Open TeslaFi, hit snooze button
* TeslaFi does non-waking polling of vehicle until sleep is detected
* When sleep is detected TeslaFi returns to standard polling so the next idle/drive is detected

There should also be a way to restart polling the way you currently can through the SMS and email sleep attempt alerts.

I am currently considering discontinuing the use of TeslaFi as sleeping has become unpredictable with the newer firmware and I don't want to leave my car in Idle all day if sleep doesn't happen to occur during the quite period TeslaFi observes after the car is initially parked.

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Break out Fleet section stats for Model 3

Tdave 7 years ago 0

All pages in the Fleet section should break out stats for Model 3.  Leaderboard should have a Model 3 only page.  Firmware stats should be separate for Model 3.  And the Statistics page should have a filter to show only specific models.  Map of location for only Model 3 cars would show the spread of deliveries around the world.  Will be useful as new models roll out in future years, too.

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Add notification option of "NOT" @ Location

XandSOLARPANELs 7 years ago 0

Ability to add a conditional statement within notifications. So I want to get notified if there is an issue NOT at my Home. Right now, it's ANYWHERE or HOME/HOME2. I want an option for anywhere BUT Home/Home2. For example, I don't care if my car is UNLOCKED at home (since it's in a secure garage w/a camera), but I want to get notified if it's UNLOCKED and NOT at Home/Home2.

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Answered

Add Tags in Auto Tag Drives

monkeex 7 years ago updated by James 7 years ago 1

I want to use the Auto Tag Drives feature but there are no tags in the 'tag' column. Assume I can populate this with tags like 'commute' etc but where? I can find how I add tags.

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James 7 years ago

Hi,


You need to create the tag first by clicking on the notepad icon next to an existing drive.


After that the tag will appear on the auto tag screen.


Thanks,


James


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'Sticky' menu bar

StefanSarzio 7 years ago updated 7 years ago 1

I like the new black menu bar. Could you make it stick to the upper side of the window, like the read column bar in the Raw Data Feed?

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Monitoring two cars, Model S and Model 3

Tesla-David 7 years ago updated by permesso 7 years ago 1

I have been using TeslaFi to actively monitor my S85D Model S since 2016. Last Saturday we picked up our Tesla Model 3, and noticed that TeslaFi picked it up and is recording our drives for the Model 3, but we are not seeing any info now for our Model S, especially recent charging for MS. Any thoughts on why both cars are not being picked up by TeslaFi?

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Answered

daily wakeup

amallah 7 years ago updated by James 7 years ago 1

My car was in a minor accident that requires sitting in a body shop parking lot for days without use which allows me to really get an idea of the value of TeslaFi sleep mode and its ability to hang onto charge.


I have about 7 days in a row of no use on the car. I've lost about 11% in that time from TeslaFi. During that 7 days, almost once a day, it just randomly wakes up, attempts to go back to sleep (which generally takes 5 attempts) and then shuts back down. I believe the loss is due to climate control kicking in (it's been very cold).

Does anyone else have a daily wake up and go to sleep? Is it something I have set up wrong? I've changed my password and I don't have anything that should be accessing the car except the TeslaFi app.

Answer
James 7 years ago

Yes, most cars wake up more than once per day on their own.  Only Tesla would know why but I'm assuming the car is waking up to check in with the Tesla servers.  My car has been in the garage for the last two days and it's woken up three times today and then fallen back to sleep within a few minutes or an hour.  It probably depends if there is data that it needs to upload.  Just a guess though.