FSD Tracker
DeviceNot connectedConnect to the Device in the car over Bluetooth.
Drives

    The Device keeps the last 4 hours of drives; older ones move to the FSD-data folder on USB. Imported drives stay on this phone.

    FSD clips

      30 seconds around each harsh brake, harsh acceleration, intervention and disengagement, and the 45 seconds before (and 15 after) each thumbs up or down, from every camera, made small on the Device so they play over Bluetooth. Voice notes are kept with them on the Device. Clips show up a minute or two after the event. The Device keeps the last 30 minutes of clips; older ones move to USB.

      The car's recordings

        Full-size videos play from the Device over Wi-Fi. Small copy makes a Bluetooth-sized clip of a recent minute. The car's drive is only ever read.

        Setup code

        Find it in /etc/fsd-tracker/config.json on the Device. It's stored only in this browser.

        Storage

        Unlock with the setup code to see storage.

        Setup check

        Wi-Fi and clock

        Units

        Speed Distance Time Temperature

        OBDLink MX+

        Status
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        Connection

        Bluetooth works anywhere in the car. Wi-Fi shows up when this page is opened from the Device itself.

        DebugCPU, memory and temperature, last 30 minutes

        CPU and memory

        CPUMemory

        Temperature

        Drive report

        Setting up storage

        The Device keeps the last 4 hours of drives and 30 minutes of clips itself. Everything older goes to a folder called FSD-data on USB. Pick one of these:

        One stick, two partitions

        1. Copy anything you want to keep off the dashcam stick: this erases it.
        2. On a computer, split the stick into two partitions, both exFAT: TESLADRIVE first, with most of the space (the car records here), and FSD-DATA second (16 to 64 GB).
        3. Make a folder called TeslaCam on TESLADRIVE and one called FSD-data on FSD-DATA.
        4. Plug the stick into the Device and restart it. The car is shown only TESLADRIVE, so the Device can save to FSD-DATA while the car records.

        Two sticks

        1. Leave the dashcam stick as it is: one exFAT partition named TESLADRIVE with a TeslaCam folder.
        2. Format a second stick (exFAT is easiest) and make a folder called FSD-data on it.
        3. Plug both into the Device's USB-A ports and restart it.

        Never put the FSD-data folder on the part of the stick the car uses: the car and the Device writing the same drive at once corrupts it. The setup check below the storage bars says if anything is off.

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