EATON xChargeIn UDP Programmers Guide V 2.01
EATON xChargeIn, UDP Programmers Guide V 2.01
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Example
3.2.6
UDP command: currtime
The command
currtime
can be used to control the charging current at any
time. The setting will be active after the delay specified by the “t” parameter
(e.g. the command
currtime 12000 20
will change the field “Curr user” to
12 A after 20 s). All changes caused by
currtime
are not permanent and
will be reset at the next time the charging station registers that the vehicle
plug is pulled from a vehicle inlet or the charging station. The changes can
be displayed with the command
report 2
.
●
currtime 0 1
: This command issues a charging stop similar to
ena 0
.
The charging station will display a blue main LED bar. Charging will be
refused until the setting is overwritten by a new
currtime
command or
one of the aforementioned reset conditions is met. The execution of this
command will take approximately 1 second. If
currtime 0 1
is used,
then no other command should be sent for 2 seconds to ensure an
undisturbed execution of the disable command.
●
currtime 0 0
: This command nullifies a previously issued
currtime
as
long as the timer is still running
Command structure
Command
Parameters
Additional Description
currtime
[c] [t]
[c]: Current setting
Current value in mA.
Possible values: 0; 6000 - 63000
[t]: Time delay
Timeout in seconds before the current will be
applied.
Possible values: 0; 1 - 860400
Values higher than 860400 will be discarded.
●
Vehicle is charging.
●
report 100
and
report 101
will contain the same information until a new session is started.
