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10.4.2. Wifi
Enables Wifi configuration.
Client Wifi:
• Wifi SSID: name of the Client Wifi (installation's router)
• Wifi Password: password for the Client Wifi
10.4.3. Network
Enables configuration of the network
• DHCP client: connects to a DHCP server or assigns a fixed IP
• IP address: defines the fixed IP
• Fallback IP address: defines the IP should there be a DHCP error
10.4.4. Physical installation
Enables the charging station configuration to be completed.
• Phase number: allows you to switch between the charging station's single-phase or three-phase settings
If different from the "Hardware Phase Switch" setting set on the power electronic board, the most restrictive value (single phase) is
applied.
• Maximum current: enables the maximum current to be set
If different from the "Hardware Maximum Current Selector" setting set on the power electronic board, the most restrictive value (lowest
value) is applied.
• Phase rotation: enables the metering information to be fed back per phase on the correct phase, should the charging station not be supplied in
the standard sequence of phases, or if the charging station is connected with phases that are different from that of a head meter.
It is important to use the correct phase sequence. An error is reported by the status LED turning "solid red", indicating that one of the
phases does not respect one of the following connection sequences: L1-L2-L3-N or L3-L1-L2-N or L2-L3-L1-N.
This ensures reliable regulation of each phase throughout the installation.
10.4.5 Physical installation
• Input 1 (IN1: CHP): used to enable this input
• Active: used to specify whether an input is active when voltage is present or absent
• Function: used to specify the function associated with Input 1
• Input 2 (IN2: D/N): used to enable this input
• Active: used to specify whether an input is active when voltage is present or absent
• Function: used to specify the function associated with Input 2
• Output 1 (OUT1): used to enable this output
• Active: used to specify whether the output is open or closed by default
• Function: used to specify the function associated with Output 1
10.4.6. Advanced functions
• Priority: charging priority can be selected, between the Mode 3 socket and the Mode 2 socket (Mode 2 may or may not be available, depending
on the version). Applies if the 2 sockets are connected and charging is authorised.
• T2S permanent lock: permanently locks a cable on the 2S Mode 3 socket. The cable to be locked must be inserted into the 2S socket, then
activate this function. It is locked/unlocked when the charging station is restarted.
• LED brightness: adjust the brightness of the LED
• Delayed restart: the charging station can be restarted after a short random delay, in order to avoid a current peak when restarting the charge.
• Restart time: defines the restart time (0 to 360 seconds).
10.4.7. Smart Charging/ISO15118
ISO15118: enables the ISO15118 features for communication between the charging station and the electric vehicle.
10.4.8. Local access
Enables local access management, in addition to an OCPP server.
If enabled, a charging session must be initiated by an RFID badge; if this is on the WhiteList, charging is authorised.
The WhiteList can be completed manually by entering the RFID badge credentials, imported via a .csv file, or learned by enabling the "Add by scan"
mode and swiping the badges on the charging station's RFID reader.
When a badge is read correctly, this is indicated by a double flash in green.
10.4.9. SuperUser access
Interrupt a charge without being the charging station user. This function enables a site manager to interrupt a charge in order to release the charging
station or to perform maintenance operations.
The SuperUserList can be completed manually by entering the RFID badge credentials, imported via a .csv file, or learned by enabling the "Add by
scan" mode and swiping the badges on the charging station's RFID reader.
When a badge is read correctly, this is indicated by a double flash in green.
10.4.10. Standards and Regulations
• Phase unbalance: used to limit the unbalance between phases in the case of a three-phase charging station with a single-phase electric vehicle.
• Unbalance value: defines the maximum unbalance value; if this value is reached, the car charge will be reduced in order to adhere to this value.
10.4.11. Sub-metering
An MID sub-meter can be integrated for invoicing purposes.
Only Hager ECRxxx/ECAxxx meters are compatible. See kits MID XEVA431* and XEVA433.
• Sub-meter type: meter integrated (by default)/type of meter.
• Charge without meter: charges can be blocked if the meter is absent or faulty.
10.4.12. Live Debug
This page displays a set of values corresponding to current data, aggregate data or usage statistics for the charging station.
(*) Not available in all countries
Wifi Hotspot:
• Wifi SSID: name of the Hotspot Wifi (Wifi name generated by the
charging station)
• Wifi Password: password for the Wifi Hotspot
• Hotspot card: option to add/remove/modify Wifi Hotspot cards.
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