We have to remember that time is based on Greenwich mean time and the international dateline. Eastern is GMT -5. Then you have daylight savings and some states have 1/2 time zones. Getting it right is not so simple.
Exactly, but no one knows what revision his car has for charging.Looks like they added another alert along side the original 12v alert with this release:
Not quite sure why we need them both and the alert premise is incorrect. There's no need to plug in unless your HVB is under 12% SOC (in this case I'm at 79% SOC). The car will maintain the LVB without plugging in if it's working correctly.
Say what?
I have the same problem with finish time. It also fails to update the charging details. The app makes it look like charge level has not changed. However the blue light on the car next to the charger is blinking, and if I turn on the car it shows the new charge level and it keeps growing as the car charges. I guess I will simply guess on the completed charge, although it may inform me when the car is fully charged. News, The app reported when the charge was complete and reported the accurate time the car was on the charger. I have no idea why it failed to follow the charge, but it did inform when the charge was complete.
My app shows the correct time in the App, but the finish time is listed as a time that I plugged in and is stuck at that time.
- Added a feature that subtracts the time zone offset twice when displaying estimated charging completion time.
Was the high voltage battery low (like <15%) when that message was triggered? I forced a LVB recharge but got no messages. Do you normally get the drain message every time it recharges?Looks like they added another alert along side the original 12v alert with this release:
Not quite sure why we need them both and the alert premise is incorrect. There's no need to plug in unless your HVB is under 12% SOC (in this case I'm at 79% SOC). The car will maintain the LVB without plugging in if it's working correctly.
No I was at 79% SOC. I get the second message routinely when I don't drive it for a few days since I have multiple devices running when the car is off (dash cam, LVB monitor, etc). Such is the case now since my car is parked at the airport in long term parking. I have never seen the first message before. If you look at the time stamps they came in together. I've never seen this before the most recent FP update.
Confirmed fix, charging finish time went from 5:07 PM to 10:07 PM after updating (equal to my UTC offset).iOS update fixes the charging time issue. 4.27.1
…but what does it break?iOS update fixes the charging time issue. 4.27.1
