I stumbled upon this cool button and decided to buy in case someday I needed to build something with it.

Luckily, I had already ordered on Amazon an 'emergency button' a couple of weeks ago. To begin with, I needed an actual physical button (this seems obvious right?).

ℹ️ All buttons ship with interchangeable black and white button bezels.Ĭheck out the FAQ for more details and the Installation tab for a quick video of how to make the magic happen.Recently I had an idea that I wanted to explore: what if I could build a real button and make it trigger ANYTHING using simply an URL (webhook)? In this very quick post, I will walk you through how I managed to build this project in one evening: Refreshed Model S & X (if your center screen is horizontal, you have the refresh).Model Y Mid-Range (LFP, aka Structural Battery Pack).Moonly ( check your VIN if you're not sure of the model year).O select the correct kit for your vehicle. The button-free interior of your Tesla is simple, clean, and, very occasionally, a tad annoying! There's so much you can do via the screen, but sometimes, don't you wish you had an actual glovebox button (can't be just us)? Or a button to quickly turn on all your interior lights without changing what screen you're on? If you don't know which model you have, simply remove the panel at the back of your center console, if there's no blue OBD connector there, you will need the new LFP cable). Model Y Compatibility Note:The OBD port has moved in some Austin-built Model Y's. If you have a mid-range (LFP battery), aka 'structural battery pack) Model Y, then you will need the new LFP harness which you can select from the accessories below.

Programmable big red button