Right next to each key, press the person icon to assign the profile to.
You don't have to do that and it only adds more complexity.
Letās be careful not to confuse him any more than he is already.
In my experience, it will link to multiple cars, but it only wants to play nice with one at a time. What I found is that when youāre moving from car to car you have to go in and re-pair it with the profile you want it on and then itāll work with that car, but forget what itās supposed to do with the one it was originally paired to. And then you have to repeat the process on and on. I stopped fighting it and now itās just paired with whatever the last car it was working with, which I think is our model Y. Never use it anyway - I just got it from my wife as a bridge and to use for valets.
It's not necessary to have separate accounts for the Driver Profile to be linked to your phone; there's a setting for that.
That's interesting. I haven't met anyone that doesn't have a cell phone (except for young children). May I ask why you decided to not use cellular phones?
it's not a challenge or resolution but never felt I need one-my wife too doesn't have one. I get 2 reactions: people who are addicted to phone think I'm weirdo but the rest think it's so amazing. Both our Tesla has Spotify with my son's account-the latest OTA update requires Tesla App in many features. My son said I just need cell phone just to get access-may be I'll look for a used one.
Dalton, makes perfect sense and it worked. Thank you so much for your patience with me. I love the truck, but at my age "change" is sometimes difficult to accommodate. Again, much thanks and safe travels. PS: Your knowledge of the truck makes me think you had something to do with its designLet me see if I can try to make this a little bit simpler. What I have highlighted in pink at the top of the screen does two things: (1) it tells you which profile is active in the vehicle and (2) allows you to select between profiles (youāll get a drop-down menu if you tap on it). [I think you already know this much.]
Then, for every key, phone or fob you have connected to your vehicle they will be listed under the āLocksā menu and each one has a small silhouette of a human next to it. I have highlighted all of those in yellow. [This is the step I believe youāre missing.]
While the profile that you want to bind is active at the top of the screen you need to push the silhouette icon next to the key or phone or fob that you want bound to that profile. That can only be done from the locks menu not the profile select button at the top of the screen.
Is this making sense?
Honestly, you don't have to be the designer of the UI to know how to set up a new user profile. A lot of Tesla owners were able to point you in the right direction.PS: Your knowledge of the truck makes me think you had something to do with its design
Your posts helped me figure out what the profile icon was doing - thank you! My only thing now isā¦ the truck still doesnāt retrieve the profile of the respective phone key used to unlock the truck.
If anyoneās following this thread, I had two issues up to (and through) 13.2.4:Your posts helped me figure out what the profile icon was doing - thank you! My only thing now isā¦ the truck still doesnāt retrieve the profile of the respective phone key used to unlock the truck.
Iām going to poke around and double check everything, but I may add this problem to the key card issues at my next service appointment.
