Face / Pay Attention warning

[Bnwbaron]

Same-turned it off. I think it got irritated by me glancing over to the passenger.

 

[Bobby]

I wear eyeglasses and sometimes Im already blank staring on the road and it's still telling me to pay attention to the road lol but overall as someone who easily falls asleep I find the warning to be helpful (I could fall asleep within 5 mins of sitting on the train or bus and usually I could fall asleep too before plane takes off).

It would be nice if we can customize some buttons on the screen. I'd have an on off switch for this feature

You can turn it off.

 

[noobzilla]

You can turn it off.

In one press? I meant customize buttons on the dash panel so it's quick and not having to dig through settings.

 

[Overcharged]

My warnings have gotten more frequent in the last couple of weeks
i guess it’s time to turn it off

 

[BNL]

Please- How do I turn off pay attention? Owners manual is unusable IMHO

 

[ksn]

Of late I have been receiving keep hands on wheel message when my hands are already on the wheel. It’s a bright red warning with a constant chime and it stays on for around 30 seconds before it disappears. Sometimes if I take my hands off the wheel and grip it back really tight it goes away

This is in addition to the pay attention to the road warning that seems to show up more often

I have learnt to ignore them and enjoy the unparalleled driving experience

 

[hydbob]

Please- How do I turn off pay attention? Owners manual is unusable IMHO

Settings, dreamdrive, toggle the distracted driver/drowsy driver alerts

 

[Adnillien]

Of late I have been receiving keep hands on wheel message when my hands are already on the wheel. It’s a bright red warning with a constant chime and it stays on for around 30 seconds before it disappears. Sometimes if I take my hands off the wheel and grip it back really tight it goes away

The steering wheel senses torque, not grip. Just turn it a little bit.

 

[EVCar]

The steering wheel senses torque, not grip. Just turn it a little bit.

Great info. Thanks.

 

[ksn]

The steering wheel senses torque, not grip. Just turn it a little bit.

Thanks! Will try next time .

 

[BACamster]

First time I drove my AT was on a sunny day and I do wear glasses, the distracted warning kept on squawking at me every 30 seconds even though I kept on eye on the road. I turned that freaking feature off.

 

[joec]

I keep reading these posts and I feel like I'm in bizarro world. Maybe it's certain kinds of sunglasses that gives people issues? The steering wheel position? For me, it doesn't matter if I have my regular glasses or polarized sunglasses; I never get this warning unless I am actually not looking at the road.

 

[Bobby]

Please- How do I turn off pay attention? Owners manual is unusable IMHO

Forget the manual. Go sit in the car for an hour and understand every menu and setting.

 

[Jeanwoodie]

The steering wheel senses torque, not grip. Just turn it a little bit.

Right.

 

[Jeanwoodie]

I keep reading these posts and I feel like I'm in bizarro world. Maybe it's certain kinds of sunglasses that gives people issues? The steering wheel position? For me, it doesn't matter if I have my regular glasses or polarized sunglasses; I never get this warning unless I am actually not looking at the road.

I’ve consistently been ‘bugged’ by the “Drivers Monitoring Camera Cannot Detect Their Face” alert.
I assumed the camera was located in upper right of front cockpit panel and kept adjusting steering wheel to insure this area not blocked and concluded I must have a defective camera.
However a trip to Seattle Service Center and consultation with Christina learned the camera is located in center and just below center panel.
Adjusting steering wheel to insure this line if sight not blocked solved the issue.
I sent a memo to Customer Support suggesting this interior camera location be added to the owners manual.

 

[skywaterbanjo]

I’ve consistently been ‘bugged’ by the “Drivers Monitoring Camera Cannot Detect Their Face” alert.
I assumed the camera was located in upper right of front cockpit panel and kept adjusting steering wheel to insure this area not blocked and concluded I must have a defective camera.
However a trip to Seattle Service Center and consultation with Christina learned the camera is located in center and just below center panel.
Adjusting steering wheel to insure this line if sight not blocked solved the issue.
I sent a memo to Customer Support suggesting this interior camera location be added to the owners manual.

I get the same warning coming on and off randomly. My camera is not blocked at all.