CORE-series charger configuration guide

Preparations

1. Connect the charger to your router’s LAN port using an Ethernet cable.

2. Connect your laptop to the same router via Wi-Fi.

3. On the charger screen, find the Charger IP (see page 10).

4. Enter the Charger IP into your browser, followed by :8080.

   • For example, if the Charger IP is 192.168.31.120, enter 192.168.31.120:8080 into your browser.

OR

1. Connect your charger's RJ45 port directly to your laptop using an Ethernet cable.

2. Check the Charger IP address from the charger screen.

3. Modify your computer’s Ethernet settings so it is in the same IP range (network segment) as the charger.

Web configuration access

• Username: admin

• Password: 12345678

• Press “Login” or hit Enter to access the tool.

Network & System Configuration

Charger parameters

1. Firmware Version Number – Displays the current firmware version installed on the charger.
2. Card PIN (6 digits) – PIN code used for RFID card operations.
3. Charger ID (Max Length: 18) – Unique identification number of the charger.
4. Authentication Key (Max Length: 20) – OCPP authentication token used for backend connection.
5. Charger IP – IP address assigned dynamically by the router (DHCP).
6. 6. Subnet Mask – Subnet mask of the charger’s network.
7. 7. Charger DNS – DNS server address used by the charger.
8. 8. Wi-Fi SSID (Max Length: 32) – Network name for Wi-Fi connection.

   • Note: Special characters like apostrophes (‘) or commas (,) are not supported.

9. Server URL – OCPP backend URL the charger connects to.
   
10. 4G Username – Username for mobile network authentication.
11. 4G APN – Access Point Name for the mobile data network.
12. Language Setting – Only English is currently supported.
13. Max Output Power (e.g., 240 kW) – Limit for maximum charging output power.
14. Charge Mode
15. APP – For commercial use with OCPP backend control.
16. Plug & Charge – Simple plug-in charging without backend.
17. Default Gateway – Default route for network communication.
    
18. MAC Address – Hardware address of the charger’s network interface.
19. Wi-Fi Key (Max Length: 16) – Password for Wi-Fi connection.

    • Note: Does not support apostrophes (‘) or commas (,).

20. Charging Rate – Configurable rate for charging sessions.
    
21. 4G User Password – Password for 4G mobile network login.

Admin information

1. NTC Type – Choose the appropriate NTC (Negative Temperature Coefficient) sensor type.

2. Number of Connectors – Select between:

   • Single-port version

   • Dual-port version

     (Ensure correct selection to match product specification)

3. Connector 1 Type – Choose one:

   • CCS1

   • NACS

   • CHAdeMO

4. Connector 2 Type – Choose one (if dual-port model):

   • CCS1

   • NACS

   • CHAdeMO

5. Connector 3 Type – Optional if a third port is present:

   • CCS1

   • NACS

   • CHAdeMO

6. Power Module Brand – Select the correct brand/model of the power module used.

7. Power Module Max Output – Define the maximum output capacity per module (e.g., 30 kW, 40 kW).

8. Number of Power Modules – Enter the number of power modules installed.

9. Electricity Meter Type – Select the type/model of the built-in energy meter.

Firmware update – Add the firmware package and upload it to the charger. Make sure the upgrade process is fully completed before taking any further actions beyond the update itself.

RFID parameters – Add RFID cards to the charger’s whitelist to authorize offline charging. If the charger is connected to a backend management system, all cards should also be issued through the backend.