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by commissioned you mean "connect it to your home wifi and let it talk to tesla"? (i won't do that) because it hasn't gone away after configuring the setup stu
by m463 6mo ago
by commissioned you mean "connect it to your home wifi and let it talk to tesla"? (i won't do that)
because it hasn't gone away after configuring the setup stuff (amps, etc)
- Rohansi 6mo agoMine did
- ralph84 6mo agoAnd make sure the firmware is up to date. Mine is at 26.2.2.
- darkwater 6mo agoYes, obviously. If you didn't want that, you should have bought another charger, maybe Bluetooth only, and add your home-grown layer on top of it.
- BuildTheRobots 6mo agoIs it possible to connect it to your wifi but block it talking to the internet? I'd be curious to know if that stops the built in SSID.
- elteto 6mo agoCan I ask why don't you want a Tesla charger talking to Tesla? Seems a bit odd if you already own a Tesla vehicle that is just piping the data to Tesla all the time.