Tesla S Owner's Manual page 73

• Active safety devices Model S is
equipped with, such as Park Assist
Chimes (see
• Alarm, and security options Model S is
equipped with (see
on page 86).
• Remote access by Tesla's mobile
applications (see
91).
6. Displays
Manually control the touchscreen's
brightness and control its day (light
background) or night (dark background)
setting. When set to Auto, the
touchscreen automatically changes
between Day and Night brightness
depending on the ambient lighting
conditions. You can also put Model S into
an energy saving mode so it consumes
less energy when not in use (see
Maximum Range
the Displays settings can also be accessed
from the Controls window.
7. Driver Assistance
If your vehicle is equipped with Driver
Assistance features, you can control
features that can provide a safer driving
experience, such as Speed Assist (see
Speed Assist
Departure Warning (see
Warning on page 53).
8. HomeLink
If the HomeLink feature is available in
your region, use it to control RF-enabled
garage doors, lights, or security systems
(see HomeLink
page 87).
9. Manual
Display this owners manual.
Warning: Do not read the touchscreen
while driving. Doing so increases the
likelihood of a collision.
Naming Model S
To further personalize your Model S, you can
name it. The name you give your Model S will
appear in the mobile app. To name your
Model S, touch the Tesla "T" at the top center
of the touchscreen, then touch Name Your
Vehicle.
Using the Touchscreen
Park Assist on page 54).
Security Settings
Mobile App on page
Getting
on page 57). Note that
on page 51) and Lane
Lane Departure
®
Universal Transceiver on
Settings
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