So if maybe 2 sticks are connected, or 1 stick with 2 partitions. 1) Format the USB drive in your Tesla by going to Controls > Safety & Security > Format USB Device > Format.
Important: The format button is always grayed out if your Tesla sees more than 1 partition. CAUTION: All data on the USB device will be deleted by formatting! The device will then be formatted as an exFAT file system and the TeslaCam folder will be created automatically. Then in the car settings under "Security" > "Format USB Device" select "Format USB Device". Simply connect the pen drive/SSD/MicroSD, etc. We currently have no insight into this.įor some time now, Tesla has also offered the ability to format a USB device directly in the car. *Note. It is possible that Tesla will increase the requirements for these types of sticks in the future, so that they may no longer work after a future firmware update of the stick.
Of course, you can use any other USB sticks, but this one is preformatted, and it is perfectly suitable for this job If your car is parked and someone is approaching your car, the pictures will be recorde on this stick
It will only work with Tesla's build after August 2017.Īlso the sentry mode is used with this stick. If your car has Autopilot hardware version 2.0 or higher you can use the forward looking camera, and the camera's of the side repeaters as dashcam with this memory stick. This USB stick has plenty of usable space and it is preformatted and ready to use "plug and play" Currently we sent USB drives of the brand Sandisk, since they are the most suitable. USB stick to use in your Tesla for TeslaCam, the dashcam function of your Tesla.Īvailable in 128GB or 256GB memory.
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