Hi Carty, could you by any chance please point me to where the upper charge limit setting is in the head unit? When I go into car settings and e-manager all I see is the lower charge slider limit and there is nothing above or below that relating to the upper charge limit? I can see an upper charge limit in the We-Connect app but from what you say the setting has to be on the head unit also? Feel like I'm going mad because I can't see it anywhere on there!
Hi
@robboweb .
My car was a June 2015 X Demo model with "Discovery Pro" head unit ( £1700.00 option from the factory ) and other nice factory features fitted.
These "Demo / Showroom" cars was NEVER equipped with any "App" functions and therefore, any possible charging options had to be set via the head unit itself.
I sold the car over 12 months ago and I have been scratching my head ( and made a lot of sawdust in the process ) trying to picture how the head unit was set up / configured.
It's frustrating because I can see a picture of the very screen in my mind now, it has a left to right slide control, located on the bottom of the screen.
This slide control can be used to set the upper charge limit when you charge the car.
It also has a setting for the lower limit, but I think that is on another screen.
Trying to direct you to it correctly, without having the car anymore, is a no go sorry.
Hang on, I think there is an option you can select under the e.manager screen.
This is the menu you use to set up for delayed charging, from memory I think there is an option for selecting an "Off Peak" timer function ?.
Maybe you have to "tick the box" for this first.
I am sure there will be somebody who either has a better memory, or still owns a GTE can direct you correctly, sorry I can not be more helpful - Dam !.
P.S. - The setting of delayed charging and it's settings it the head unit, has been covered at length on the form.
It has been covered by showing images of each charging screen.
A quick search under delayed charging settings for GTE should provide you with the info you require.
How about this :-