Whether you are a newbie or have already created your first light show for a Tesla, some time you have to check which light channel in xlight belongs to which real light at the desired Tesla Model. Therefore you can find four images of the different modals with numbers from 1 to 10 and a table matching the numbers with the xlight light channel name. Some vehicles have lights that do not exist, or have multiple lights driven by the same control output. See the section below for this information.

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• Model 3/Y with LED reflector lamps
• Model 3/Y with LED projector lamps
• Model S
• Model X
• Mapping table (all models)

Tesla Model 3/Y with LED reflector lamps

Light Channel Name	Identifier in image
Outer Main Beam	1
Inner Main Beam	2
Signature	3
Channel 4	4-6
Channel 5	4-6
Channel 6	4-6
Front Turn	7
Front Fog	8
Aux Park	9
Side Marker	10

Tesla Model 3/Y with LED projector lamps

Light Channel Name	Identifier in image
Outer Main Beam	1
Inner Main Beam	2
Signature	3
Channel 4	4-6
Channel 5	4-6
Channel 6	4-6
Front Turn	7
Front Fog	8
Aux Park	9
Side Marker	10

Tesla Model S

Light Channel Name	Identifier in image
Outer Main Beam	1
Inner Main Beam	2
Signature	3
Channel 4	4
Channel 5	5
Channel 6	6
Front Turn	7
Front Fog	8
Aux Park	9
Side Marker	10

Tesla Model X

Light Channel Name	Identifier in image
Outer Main Beam	1
Inner Main Beam	2
Signature	3
Channel 4	4
Channel 5	5
Channel 6	6
Front Turn	7
Front Fog	8
Aux Park	9
Side Marker	10

Mapping table (all models combined)

Source: Github