111010 Manual P-Charge

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P-CHARGE Operating Instructions

StandAlone

Please keep these instructions for future reference.


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Table of Contents

TOC


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1. Introduction

Dear customer,

Thank you for choosing a Schletter GmbH product.

This document contains important safety instructions as well as relevant information pertaining to correct use,

service and maintenance of the P-CHARGE StandAlone. Please follow these instructions carefully in order to

avoid accidents and errors.

Please Note!

Please ensure that you are fully conversant with the operating instructions prior to using the device.

This device is designed exclusively for the charging of electrically driven vehicles.

The company Schletter GmbH reserves the right to make technical modifications to improve the user-

friendliness, to increase safety and simplify maintenance; those modifications shall be effected until such time

as the charging station is dispatched.

2. Safety instructions

Use only approved and undamaged charging cables.

Extension cables must not be used for charging

Route all cables so as to avoid creating a tripping hazard

Ensure that only designated plugs are inserted into the relevant socket-outlets

In the event of malfunction, the operation must be restarted by qualified personnel only

Charging at defective socket-outlets is prohibited

Do not hit or kick the outlets and control elements

Modifications, maintenance and repair work is to be performed by qualified technical personnel only

Do not use scrubbing powder or detergents with abrasive particles to clean the device

The company Schletter GmbH shall not assume any liability in case of non-compliance with these

specifications regarding the handling of electric current

The use of the charging station is at your own risk


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3. Correct use of the charging station

3.1.Overview and structure of the charging station

Here you can see the P-CHARGE pillar with opened door, in front view; the individual components are listed and

explained. To open the charging station, insert the key into the lock, rotate it to the left and push the lid

upwards. Open the door.

Machine controller

"E" button

RFID card reader with water collection container

I/O-Circuit board

Power supply

Installation contactor, meter, combined RCD/MCB

Main line branch terminal

Installation in the circuit breaker box


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Button 5

Display Button 6

Card reader

Sockets Button 1

Lock Button 2

Button 3

Button 4

3.2.The control elements

Some buttons have several functions; these can be referenced in table 1.1

Button Standard function PIN input Menu

Button 1Socket

top leftPIN digit 1 Cursor down

Button 2Socket

top rightPIN digit 2 Cursor up

Button 3Socket

bottom leftPIN digit 3 Open menu item

Button 4Socket

bottom right

PIN digit 4 Close menu item

Button 5

Language selection:

Toggle between

German (DE) and

English (EN)

Button 6

C (Cancel) Escape

key:

Default configuration

is restored

"E" button Menu Confirm PIN Cancel Menu

Table 1.1:


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3.3.The various socket types

Schuko

CEE 2P/PE (Camping)

CEE 3P/N/PE (16A / 32A)

IEC 62196 Type 2


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4. Charging an electric vehicle with the P-CHARGE StandAlone

A number of options are available for the activation of the charging pillar, incl. card reader, coins and buttons.

4.1.RFIDThe flatrate variant allows the user to charge his vehicle to an unlimited capacity.

Start charging process:

Hold up your customer card to the RFID card reader

Press the button which corresponds to your selected outlet

Insert plug into the activated socket

The charging process begins

The battery of the electric vehicle is charged

Terminating the charging process:

Hold up your customer card to the RFID card reader (the same card used to activate the charging

process)

The charging process is terminated and the socket-outlet is disconnected from the mains

Remove plug from the socket

The RFID cards can be time-limited if required (e.g. from 01 January, 2011 - 31 December, 2011)


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4.2.Coins

The system has an integrated coin validator. The following coins can be used: 10, 20, 50 cents and 1 and 2 euro.

Important: Please ensure you insert the correct amount as change will not be paid out by the machine.


Please insert one or several coins



The charging process begins.

The battery of the electric vehicle is charged.


The charging process is automatically deactivated once the money has run out. Otherwise simply

remove the plug from the socket.

Remove plug from the socket

4.3.Buttons




The charging process begins

The battery of the electric vehicle is charged



The charging process is terminated

Remove the plug from the socket

Please note: With the button variant, you are neither required to identify yourself nor to pay to activate /

deactivate a charging session.


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5. Customer menu

The customer menu enables the user to change and align various parameters of the P-CHARGE. You can also

test the various charging station functions and modify the default language.

To enter the customer menu, open the charging station

and press the "E" button at the rear of the circuit board

mounted to the display, until you hear a beep. A message

on the display will prompt you to enter your PIN. The

default PIN on delivery is "1111". When opening the

customer menu for the first time, please enter the

supplied PIN using buttons 1-4 and press the "E" button

again. If you have already been assigned a PIN, you can

enter it now using the keys 1 to 4 (c.f.Section 3.2.).

5.1.Menu overview

Price per kWh Language

Date & time Service PIN

Contrast

Adv. Settings

Tests

Firmware update

Info
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5.2.Menu items

Price per kWh

Enter the current kWh price here.

Date & time

Set the date and time here (max. variance of 60 seconds per month).

Please note: A charging station may be unusable if an incorrect date is entered (in the case of

RFID cards which are programmed with a time-limit).

Contrast

You can alter the display contrast here, for example, if read-out is impossible due to direct

sunlight on the console.

Advanced settings

Access data*

Here you can enter your SIM card PIN (applicable only with the GSM-module variant), endpoint,

APN address, internet user name and password to enable the transmission of status-reports from

the charging station via the internet. Presetting a GSM-Modem: "0000". The SIM card PIN can

either be aligned to this value or the modem setting can be aligned to the SIM card.

Status report*

Data transfer: Select a daily status report or define at which time data is to be transferred.

Machine identification number

Number which clearly identifies your charging station; this number comprises the last 4 digits of

the serial number.

MF card PIN

Changing your RFID PIN.

Tests

Buttons

Verification and identification of the buttons: When a button is pressed, its name in shown in the

display.

LED buttons

Verifying LED illumination of individual buttons


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230V tests

The flaps can be tested here (sensor technology and solenoid). Unlock the flaps via the

controller**, to allow you to then simulate the individual flap positions. Please observe the display

while doing so. When operating a micro-switch, the status "closed" should be displayed against

the respective micro-switch. You should also be able to activate the socket outlet with your

controller without using the RFID card. This can be helpful when performing maintenance tasks.

Online terminal*

Status report is sent as a test. Required: Modem and SIM card.

Multi card reader

The card reader is tested to ensure it recognizes the card placed in front of it as well as the card

previously identified.

Firmware update

Use this menu item to keep software up to date.

Information

Information relating to the current version of the control software.

Language

Selection of the default language to be displayed: German or English.

Service PIN

The service PIN may be changed here.

Menu items marked with " * " are only available in conjunction with a modem.

** The controller referred to above is not included in delivery.


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6. Technical data and notes

6.1.Dimensions

The P-CHARGE StandAlone has the following dimensions:

Height: 1628mm

Width: 417mm

Depth: 242 mm

Weight approx. 80 kg.

6.2.Foundation

When installing a charging pillar, please ensure that the foundation has been appropriately dimensioned.

Regional prerequisites should be taken into account here.

The following example data can be referenced when installing the foundation:

Height: 1100mm

Width: 850mm

Depth: 725mm

StB foundation concrete C35/45 XC4 XD1 XF2 XA2 cnom55mm

Universal reinforcement Q524A (folded)

Treated surface / coated / polished

Mounting on gravel bed d 20cm, compacted to 100% Proctor density

Anchor bolts "FISCHER FAZ II 10/20 (or equivalent)


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6.3.Environmental conditions

The charging station is designed for installation and for orderly use in public areas. It is designed for outdoor

installation according to the following criteria:

Protection class: IP44

Operational temperature: -20C to 55C

Air humidity: 0-95%

6.4.Service notes

The charging pillar is designed to require minimal maintenance. It can be cleaned with common detergents as

necessary. Please avoid the use of scrubbing powders, or detergents with abrasive particles.

The P-CHARGE is equipped with calibrated meters. These have a validity of 8 years and are approved for use by

third parties for the calculation of energy. Once this time has elapsed, either a new meter is to be installed, or

the existing device must be audited by the calibration office. The device must be calibrated regularly to ensure a

consistently accurate billing process.

We recommend a complete functionality audit of the P-CHARGE Standalone every 6 months to ensure the best

possible performance of the device. Test the different functions using the menu item "Tests" and perform a

measurement at all the socket-outlets according to VDE0100. Please note that these tasks should be carried out

by trained, technical personnel only.
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6.5.In the event of an error / problem

Power failure: In the event of power failure, the charging station will automatically shut down. Once

power is reestablished, the charging station will restart by restoring the status saved at the point of

outage.

RCD tripping: In the event that the fault current protection switches are tripped, these must be reset

manually by a service technician.

Loss of card: Anyone finding a lost card has authorization to use it at the corresponding charging pillar,

so please advise your customers to be prudent. In the event of loss, your customer will require a new

card, however, lost cards cannot be cancelled.

Card cannot be extracted from the machine: Please follow the instructions displayed on the screenthrough to the end. You can then remove your card. To end / cancel the charging session please reinsert

your card into the card reader and follow the instructions displayed on the screen.

Outlet "xy" cannot be selected / displays WP: Should an unused outlet not be available for selection,

then "WP" is shown on the display behind the respective outlet. This problem occurs if the plug has

been removed prior to correct deactivation of the outlet; the socket is reactivated for further use after 5

mins.

In the event of other errors: As a first step, please restart the charging station by switching off at the

main switch and on again after approx. 30 seconds. Should the error reoccur, please validate andcorrect the settings in the service menu and test the individual functions of the charging station using

the test function. Should the error persist, please contact your service partner.


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7. Appendix

The following standards were applied:

DIN EN 61439-1 Low voltage switchgear assembly

DIN EN 61439-5 Switchgear assembly in power distribution networks

DIN EN 61000-6-3

The following standards were partially applied:

DIN EN 61851


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8. Contact data

Address of the manufacturer:

Schletter GmbH

Gewerbegebiet an der B15

Alustrasse 1

83527 Kirchdorf/Haag i. OB

Address of the Service partner:

(Please enter contact details for the service partner here)

Serial number:

(Please refer to the identification plate on your charging station and enter the serial no. here)

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