Tesla Model 3: Using the Touchscreen
A thorough tutorial on using and navigating the center touchscreen display is given in this chapter. It includes all the necessary features, including media control, climate control, energy monitoring, customizable vehicle settings, navigation and maps, software update management, and touchscreen gestures for easy interface interaction.
Additionally, the chapter offers instructions on how to use the touchscreen for maps and navigation. It provides guidance on how to plan routes, establish destinations, monitor real-time traffic updates, and adjust map display settings to personalize the experience.
The chapter provides guidance on managing media and entertainment, including how to choose audio sources, adjust volume levels, manage media playing, use streaming services (if available), and tweak audio settings for the best possible listening experience.
- Controls
- Climate Controls
- Overview of Climate Controls
- Adjusting Climate Control Settings
- Adjusting the Front Vents
- Cabin Air Filter
- Maps and Navigation
- Media and Audio
- Phone
- Calendar
- Using Voice Commands
- Security Settings
- HomeLink Universal Transceiver
- Connecting to Wi-Fi
- Software Updates
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Controls
Overview
Touch Controls on the bottom
corner of the touchscreen to control features and
customize Model 3 to suit your preferences. The Controls window appears over the
map. Touch an option on th
Summary of Controls
Control tabs and open glovebox. When you select an item from the list of
tabs, its associated
controls and options display in the main viewing area.
Main viewing area. The options availa
Driving
Acceleration: Adjust the amount of acceleration. Chill limits
acceleration for a slightly
smoother and gentler ride, whereas Standard or Sport (depending on vehicle
configuration) provides t
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Glove Box (LHD) (Remove and Replace) - Install
Install
Glove box harness connectors
Bring the glove box into the vehicle, and then connect the electrical
harness to the glove box solenoid connector, the damper connector, and the
puddle light connector
Note: 2 of the electrical connectors are accessed from the bottom
of the instrument
Controlling the Passenger Front Airbag
Model 3 has an occupancy sensor in the front passenger seat that controls the
status of the front
airbag.
Note: The occupancy classification system (OCS) meets the
regulatory requirement of FMVSS 208
and automatically detects when inflating the passenger front airbag would be
unnecessary or
