Configuration requirements
EEVEE configuration package, containing:
SIM card (optional)
EVSE-ID
Configuration guide for the installer
Registration guide for the owner of the charging station
A laptop
A micro-USB cable that supports data transfer
Follow the steps
Step 1: Connect the micro-USB cable to the configuration port of the controller. The GLB+ has one controller; the Twin+ and LS4 have two.
Step 2: Open a browser and go to 192.168.123.123 (new interface, white background) or use the legacy interface (red background). If the legacy interface is not accessible, try:
GLB+:
192.168.123.123/operator/operatorTwin+ and LS4:
192.168.123.123:81/operator/operator(Outlet 1),192.168.123.123:82/operator/operator(Outlet 2) or192.168.123.123/legacy/operator/operator
Log in with:
Username:
operatorPassword:
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Step 3: Configure the backend connection:
Go to "Backend" (wait until the page has fully loaded) and then "Connection".
Set "Connection Type":
No backend(no operator connection),GSM(4G SIM card) orEthernet(LAN). USB and WLAN are not in use.Enter the CBID of the charging station in "OCPP ChargeBoxIdentity (ChargePointID)". This is a unique ID that can differ per CPO and must be provided by your backend operator.
Set "OCPP Mode" to the latest version, currently
OCPP-J 1.6.Enter the "WebSockets JSON OCPP URL":
wss://eevee-hvpq.powerfill.app/ws/Click "Save". A bar appears at the bottom of the screen.
Click "Restart", then click "Restart" again when "Restart Charger" appears.
Verify the connection: wait until the LEDs of the charging station are solid green, then log in again. Go to "Diagnostics" and check that "Connection State (Backend)" shows "Connected".
Are you the installer? Continue with Step 4. Are you the owner of the charging station? Continue with Step 5.
Step 4 (installers): Activate the charging station on the EEVEE platform: (TBD)
Step 5 (owners): Register the charging station in your EEVEE account: (TBD)
The charging station is now linked to your EEVEE account!