That doesn't stay forever though. After a while it will go back to saying you're up to date, and then there is no way to see what version you are on.This is inaccurate:
It’s still there even though the later version is out (I still don’t have power up 1.6.0)
I don't remember which ones, but between two of the OTA's so far, I know for sure mine went back to just saying "Up To Date"
The first two for me also went back to the up to date screen but these did not have names or numbers. The 1.4 is still displayed on mine as Jim shows. Did you see the first two disappear or the 1.4 disappear? So far 1.4 is still there when checking which is unlike the first 2.
The only time I have seen it go back to up to date so far, is just before a new OTA came out.
I never received any OTAs before the power up. I had to take my car in to have them manually applied because something was “stuck” on the back end. My understanding is that the Power Up 1.4.0 is the first OTA that provided any details as to what it contained. According to the reports on here, all the other OTAs just reported the equivalent of “general bug fixes and improvements” and didn’t have version numbers. The only way to tell what “version” being run was to go into Bezel diagnostics and look at the individual software versions on the modules.
And what is the magic switch combination for that? Volume Down + Next Track resets SYNC. No other combination of those switches does anything. Tested them all today.
Close the Vehicle and App List drawers if they are open. Then hold Volume down + previous track. You were so close!
I get power-ups every second day when I plug it in.
