Volvo Wallbox selected Installationsanleitung Seite 45

Note
If a vehicle is connected, the charge level
LED may be a different colour.
See figure 22:
1 Network connection LED
2 Brightness sensor
3 Charge level LED
4 LED for operating/error status with inte-
grated button
5 Cloud/backend connection LED
6 RFID sensor with integrated LED
7 Socket (optional)
n Check that the LEDs are lit.
Incorrect installation
If the LED (4) for the operating status is lit in blue,
yellow or red, the installation is incorrect or there
is an error on the Wallbox.
LED colour Meaning
(4)
Blue Charging a vehicle is possible, but
one or more comfort functions are
not available.
Blue, Wallbox is still in production mode
flashing and may not be started up by the
end user.
Yellow Charging a vehicle is not possible,
errors can be fixed without sub-
sequently resetting the Wallbox.
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LED colour Meaning
(4)
Red Charging a vehicle is not possible.
After fixing the errors, the Wallbox
must be restarted.
Service configuration
The following methods are available for connec-
ting to the Wallbox to perform the service con-
figuration:
n Via WiFi, see Configuration using the web
app via WiFi
n Via Ethernet, see Configuration using the
web app via Ethernet
8.1.1 Configuration using the web app via
WiFi
Note
When accessing the web app, the web browser
may display a warning stating that the page poses
a security risk or that a secure connection cannot
be established (depending on the browser).
Depending on the web browser, the "Advanced"
button can be used to enable access to the web
app via an additional button or link.
Connecting via WiFi hotspot
1. Keep the access data letter to hand, see
Access data.
2. Find the list of available WiFi devices on the
mobile terminal.
3. Select the Wallbox from the list of available
WiFi devices using the WiFi code (SSID)
from the access data letter.
4. Establish a connection with the selected Wall-
box.
8 Commissioning
If a connection cannot be established, see
No connection to web app established via
WiFi.
5. Enter the WiFi password for the Wallbox (net-
work key) from the access data letter.
6. When the connection has been established
successfully, open the web browser.
7. Enter the host name of the Wallbox from the
access data letter in the address bar.
The Overview for guest access is displayed
in the web app together with a login func-
tion, see Logging into the Wallbox.
Note
If the web app is not opened, enter the IP
address of the Wallbox 10.0.2.1 in the web
browser instead of the host name.
No connection to web app established via
WiFi
If a connection could not be established, the fol-
lowing items should be checked:
1. Work closer to the Wallbox.
The mobile terminal should not be too far
away from the Wallbox as the WiFi module in
the Wallbox only has a limited range.
2. Check the mobile terminal's WiFi module
and the connection to the network or Inter-
net.
3. Check the security settings on the mobile ter-
minal (such as firewall, network settings).
If prompted, confirm the Wallbox as a trus-
ted device.
4. Ensure that the access data (password and
host name) is entered correctly, particularly
the password (capitalisation).