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Tesla Model S: Drive Cycle Calibration - Forward Facing Camera

Tesla Model S (2012-2024) Service Manual / Infotainment / Drive Cycle Calibration - Forward Facing Camera

Note: If available, calibrate the forward facing camera using the Camera Calibration Target (refer to procedure).

Note: This procedure describes how to perform a drive cycle calibration on the forward facing camera. It does not apply to the rear facing camera.

  1. Connect a laptop with Toolbox 2.0 or later to the vehicle.
  2. Ensure that the vehicle is running firmware version 1.67.80 or later.
  3. In Toolbox, select Panels > Driver Assist > Camera Calibration.
  4. Click the Start/Play button.
  5. Follow the onscreen instructions to calibrate the forward facing camera.

Warning: Perform the calibration procedure in a suitable location and comply with all local traffic safety laws.

Note: Have an assistant monitor Toolbox during the drive cycle.

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