[ladyjazzercise]

This is possibly a really silly question but is there a comprehensive guide to all of the widgets? Both on the binnacle and in the Vehicle Data app, my charge and mph widgets show a circle with line through it. I just want to know if that’s normal or if something is wrong with the consumption calculation (like the circle with line means it’s not updating). We’ve only had the car for a week and I can’t remember if it was different before.

Thanks!!

 

[Plant Peon]

the circle with a line in it is the Theta symbol. It just means average in this case.

 

[Eric Nay]

Oh THETA! Been wondering what that was. I guess my education was deficient.

 

[Buran]

It’s not a great one since it looks like a “No” symbol. θ is how it should look.

 

[Plant Peon]

It’s not a great one since it looks like a “No” symbol. θ is how it should look.

Yea, I think BMW uses it too. It may also be a lower case Theta? I don’t remember. It’s been a long time.

 

[ladyjazzercise]

Thank you @Plant Peon!!! I feel so much better that it I’m not the only who didn’t know what it meant AND that it’s doesn’t mean no.

 

[AZ EV Driver]

If it was a "No" symbol the line would not extend beyond the circle and it would probably be red in color.

 

[ChristophW]

Me, I am just insanely jealous of the 3.x binnacle options, theta or no theta. Can't wait for our update!

 

[WolfpackBill]

Don't those symbols show the average speed and average consumption? That's from years of driving with trip computers and that makes the most sense.

 

[Pres]

I don't think that it is technically a "theta" character, the direction of the crossing line is diagonal rather than standard horizontal. Looks to be a "slashed O" or the diameter symbol.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diameter#Symbol
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ø#Similar_symbols
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Durchmesserzeichen

'"Average" in German is Durchschnitt, directly translated as cut-through.'

 

[Plant Peon]

I don't think that it is technically a "theta" character, the direction of the crossing line is diagonal rather than standard horizontal. Looks to be a "slashed O" or the diameter symbol.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diameter#Symbol
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ø#Similar_symbols

You know I always assumed that diameter symbol was a stylized theta. Guess not.
But either way, it is used to let you know it is an average since reset in VWs. For speed or mpg or in this case, energy efficiency.

 

[7S POWER]

the circle with a line in it is the Theta symbol. It just means average in this case.

Nope.

/__ θ Theta symbol is used to measure an angle between two lines, i.e. θ = tan-1= opp. / adj.= rise / run

Ø is the diameter symbol of a circle, cylinder.

O--O Is the electrical symbol for the OffOn switch

 

[Plant Peon]

Nope.

/_ θ Theta symbol is used to measure an angle between two lines, i.e. Tan θ = opp./ adj.

Ø is the diameter symbol of a circle.

O--O Is the elctrical symbol for OffOn

Very helpful as always. 😉

 

[7S POWER]

Both on the binnacle and in the Vehicle Data app, my charge and mph widgets show a circle with line through it.
Thanks!!

O - Electrical symbol for Off On switch

O : Off - No electricity - Vehicle is at rest.
- - : On - Electricity on - Vehicle moves.
O : Off - No electricity - Vehicle is at rest.

 

[7S POWER]

Very helpful as always. 😉

Ha ha ha you're just being sarcastic.

Sarcastic or not, TY.

 

[gserve]

How did you change your binnacle to “since start”? Mine is always on “long-term” and I have no idea how to change it.

 

[AZ EV Driver]

In some circles (no pun intended) the number 0 (zero) is written with a slash through it to indicate it is not the letter O (Oh).

 

[rcppharmd]

How did you change your binnacle to “since start”? Mine is always on “long-term” and I have no idea how to change it.

Tape ok on the right side steering wheel button to cycle through the options