| Configuring the Wallbox eM4 Twin
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Configuring the Wallbox eM4 Twin
The Controller and Extender variants of the Wallbox eM4 Twin are prepared for use as a single wallbox (stand-alone)
or for operation in a group installation. The desired operating mode is selected in the
ABL Configuration App
,
which also performs the following tasks:
Generally simple and quick configuration
Setting up the network topologies
Grouping Controllers/Extenders to create a charging group
Setting technical parameters (such as maximum charging current, phase imbalance, etc.)
Settings for the backend connection
RFID management
Monitoring of charging processes, operating statuses, faults, etc.
Starting and stopping charging
Permanent locking/unlocking of the charging cable
Updating the software of the charging station, etc.
Availability of the ABL Configuration App
The
ABL Configuration App
is offered as an app for mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. You can
download the app for the following operating systems on a mobile device:
Platform
Operating system
Link
Apple
iOS 15 or higher / iPadOS 15 or higher
Android
Android 10 or higher
Alternatively, you can find more information under the following link:
www.ablmobility.de/en > Partner > Electrical contractors
NOTE
Storage requirements for installation
To install the
ABL Configuration App
, free memory space of at least 200 MB is required on the mobile device.
Setting up communication via the ABL Configuration App
To configure the Controller and Extender variants of the Wallbox eM4 Twin in the
ABL Configuration App
, you must
first set up wireless communication between your mobile device and the WLAN network of your wallbox: This pro-
cess is described below.
Once the wireless connection is set up, you can assign a specific password that allows you to access and change the
current configuration at a later date: This process is called
reboarding
and is described starting on page 44.
NOTE
Displaying the setup in the app
The steps in the
ABL Configuration App
are illustrated based on an Apple iPhone screen: However, the basic
operation in iPadOS and Android is identical.
