Apple doesn't have native support for wireless charging on the Tesla. However, you can achieve the functionality of charging wirelessly on a Tesla by using the appropriate wireless charging accessories. Here is one possible approach:
1. Purchase a wireless charging receiver for your iPhone model. The receiver is usually a small device with a charging port, such as a Lightning port.
2. Connect the wireless charging receiver to your iPhone. The receiver usually comes with an instruction manual detailing how to properly connect the receiver to the phone.
3. Vehicle side: Check if your Tesla vehicle is already equipped with wireless charging. Some Tesla vehicles have a built-in wireless charging feature that allows wireless charging directly on the vehicle's center control panel. If your vehicle does not have built-in wireless charging capabilities, you may want to consider purchasing a wireless charging receiver for Tesla.
4. Connect the wireless charging receiver to the Tesla vehicle. Follow the instructions for the wireless charging receiver and the Tesla Wireless Charging interface (if available) to connect the wireless charging receiver to the Tesla vehicle.
Please note that this is only one possible method, and the exact steps and equipment depend on the wireless charging accessory and Tesla vehicle model you purchase. Before purchasing and using any wireless charging accessory, always check the product description to ensure its compatibility and proper use.
Step 1: After the charging pile is installed and energized, use the mobile phone to search for a wifi signal at the beginning of the TeslaWallConnector, select the connection, and the password is on the charging pile instruction manual.
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Step 2: After connecting to this wifi, open the mobile phone browser, enter 192.168.92.1, you will enter the charging pile function setting interface. (Note: The alarm option can not be clicked, this function is to record the charging pile alarm or fault information.