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Old Nov 8, 2021 | 07:43 PM
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The ‘22 PCM instantly boots. No more waiting around for the damn thing to load up so you can close the garage in the morning. If you map Homelink to the dash button, it immediately activates the signal - no different than the old mirror button. The GPS thing works as well, though that was never a problem. I no longer need a garage remote. 🎉🎉🎉

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Gotcha. So the button sends a signal without having to confirm it again on the PCM. Great success!
Yep! Press the button and the door operates. It's a miracle!

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I thought a big advantage to our "connected" cars would be over the air software updates - apparently not this car!
I think the problem is that the new PCM requires updated hardware. They installed new, faster RAM for the '22. It's funny that they need advanced hardware and an entirely new OS to make a garage door button work, but that's German engineering for you.

Originally Posted by slwong23
Great to hear about the new PCM; please also let us know how you find the interface compared to old.

Also, pics of the new ride please!
The new interface is much less customizable that the old one. No more tiles. Just three customizable sub-screens (in my case: phone, media, nav). They kept it much simpler, which is probably best at the end of the day.

Pic as requested!

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Did Porsche implement an overlay when the reverse camera is active? So you can press the Homelink button without shifting out of reverse?
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Did Porsche implement an overlay when the reverse camera is active? So you can press the Homelink button without shifting out of reverse?
I’ll check tomorrow. The button opens the door without having to mess with the screen and it opens the door while in reverse, so I haven’t paid much attention. That’s the best part - you don’t have to interface with the screen to open and close the door.
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I’ll check tomorrow. The button opens the door without having to mess with the screen and it opens the door while in reverse, so I haven’t paid much attention. That’s the best part - you don’t have to interface with the screen to open and close the door.
Gotcha. So the button sends a signal without having to confirm it again on the PCM. Great success!
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I would literally kill…. to have it like this on MY20 :/
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Let’s all trade our MY20/21 cars in today! Who’s with me??
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Great to hear about the new PCM; please also let us know how you find the interface compared to old.

Also, pics of the new ride please!
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I thought a big advantage to our "connected" cars would be over the air software updates - apparently not this car!
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I thought a big advantage to our "connected" cars would be over the air software updates - apparently not this car!
Agree completely. This should all be done for anyone with a 992. OTA updates are the norm.
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Originally Posted by smiles11
Gotcha. So the button sends a signal without having to confirm it again on the PCM. Great success!
Yep! Press the button and the door operates. It's a miracle!

Originally Posted by WCE
I thought a big advantage to our "connected" cars would be over the air software updates - apparently not this car!
I think the problem is that the new PCM requires updated hardware. They installed new, faster RAM for the '22. It's funny that they need advanced hardware and an entirely new OS to make a garage door button work, but that's German engineering for you.

Originally Posted by slwong23
Great to hear about the new PCM; please also let us know how you find the interface compared to old.

Also, pics of the new ride please!
The new interface is much less customizable that the old one. No more tiles. Just three customizable sub-screens (in my case: phone, media, nav). They kept it much simpler, which is probably best at the end of the day.

Pic as requested!

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That Oak Green is stunning!
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Old Nov 8, 2021 | 10:29 PM
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Per recommendations here, I press the unlock button on my key fob about a minute before I get in my ‘21 C2S. By the time I get in my car and start it up, the homelink, start/stop, etc are ready to go.
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Originally Posted by ddelallata
Per recommendations here, I press the unlock button on my key fob about a minute before I get in my ‘21 C2S. By the time I get in my car and start it up, the homelink, start/stop, etc are ready to go.
That was my routine on my '20. I mean it's not the end of the world. I ended up using the garage remote because I was always forgetting to hit the fob in advance.
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I love that oak green, if I had to second guess my 2 992's I now have or soon to have - I would PTS oak green! Love it.

Good to hear on the PCM - that is one thing my 2020 992 had that was irritating was the homelink spin up time...
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Congrats, she’s a beauty!
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