Maintenance updates and notes for the charge station, ensuring optimal performance and proactive user experience.
Charge stations overview: hardware features, AC/DC types, public/semi‑public/private access, and GreenFlux backend integration.
Guide to adding and configuring GreenFlux Charge Stations via import or manual setup, covering properties, hardware, and location steps.
User-friendly templates enable creation and management of Charge Station hardware configurations, including EVSEs, connectors, and capabilities.
Guide for connecting charge stations to GreenFlux, detailing environments, OCPP protocols, security, APN, and endpoint configurations.
Step-by-step guide for manually adding and configuring a Charge Station in the EV Portal, including details, location, and finalization.
The Charge Station Batch Import tool enables CSV‑based bulk creation, updating, and management of charge stations and locations.
The page details charge‑station configuration fields, status indicators, and available management actions for optimal operation.
Charge stations show online, offline, or unknown status based on heartbeat messages and last received PDU.
The page details GreenFlux connector status mappings and definitions across OCPP and OCPI standards.
The guide details charge‑station OCPP configuration keys, recommended settings, and best‑practice recommendations for stable operation.
The Charge Station Diagnostics page lets users filter messages, view payloads, and use tools like search, copy, and Kibana integration.
Provides an overview of faulted StatusNotifications and standard OCPP 1.6 error codes with descriptions and commonality.
Configure private charge stations by adding authorized customers and charge tokens, with options to import, add, or remove entries.
The Get Diagnostics feature lets operators request diagnostic files via a wizard requiring FTP location, date range, and retry settings.
The new Charger Maintenance role permits updating only Notes and Maintenance Information, enhancing data integrity and workflow.
Idle Mode lets charge stations automatically stop sessions and unlock cables when low power usage is detected, using configurable thresholds.
Schedule charge station status changes, including Out of Order, via the Status Scheduling tab with date, status, and optional message.
Provides instructions and prerequisites for relocating single or multiple charging stations to a new location.
The guide outlines step‑by‑step Charge Station firmware updates, OCPP fields, validation notes, state tracking, and batch monitoring.
Remote command tools in EvPortal let CPOs unlock connectors, start, and stop charging sessions.
Guide to configure Security Profiles 1 (basic authentication) and 2 (TLS) for charge stations across OCPP 1.6 and 2.0.1.
Provides a detailed charging location view with address, facilities, status, management actions, and publishing settings.
Step‑by‑step guide for creating, configuring, and publishing new charge locations in the EV Portal.
The published status controls location visibility to roaming networks and Charge Assist, while APIs share data regardless.
Guide to configure charge station opening hours, exceptions, and availability settings for locations.
Manage and communicate charging location restricted access across portals and APIs using OCPI, OICP, and access_type settings.
Manage private EV charging locations by authorising customers and tokens, importing CSVs, and toggling private/public status.
GreenFlux bietet eine Lösung zum Abrufen und Bereitstellen signierter Messwerte gemäß deutschem Eichrecht für Ladepunktbetreiber.
Eichrecht certification requires completing an OCPP integration test first, then submitting a ticket with charger and test details.
Smart Charging certification testing requires prior OCPP certification and is scheduled via a single support ticket.
The OCPP certification process guides intake, scheduling, testing, and result handling for charge point integration.
Guide explains accessing FTPS via WinSCP, creating folder structure, and generating URLs for firmware updates and diagnostics.
Permanently delete a charge station from EV Portal after ensuring no sessions or Smart Charging group membership, following confirmation steps.
Step-by-step guide for creating and publishing Mobi.E locations and charge stations, including mandatory fields and validation procedures.
Charge station states (Stock, Production, Deprecated) define deployment stage and data sharing with roaming partners.
A concise overview of GreenFlux’s Autocharge feature, detailing its operation, requirements, benefits, risks, and comparison with ISO 15118 Plug & Charge for EV charging.