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EATON xChargeIn FAQs for the user 

EATON xChargeIn, FAQs for the user v2.20 

 

© EATON 2018 

 

 

Profile half cylinder 

– dimension in millimeters 

 

5.3.3 

How can I install my own half-cylinder lock? 

For  detailed  installation  instructions,  please  refer  to  the  user  manual  in  the 
"Installing/removing the cylinder lock" chapter. 

5.3.4 

Who should I contact if I lose all the keys? 

In this case, a repair is only possible by a locksmith or by EATON. For repair orders, please 
fill out the accompanying "Repair Order" form and return the device to your dealer or service 
partner. 

5.4 

RFID order option 

The EATON xChargeIn can be optionally ordered with an RFID sensor for non-contact 
authorization of the user. 

5.4.1 

Can I use my own RFID cards/tags? 

Yes. The EATON xChargeIn can administer up to eight RFID cards/tags. 

5.4.2 

Which RFID cards/tags can be used? 

MIFARE cards/tags according to ISO14443 can be used. 

5.4.3 

How are additional RFID cards/tags programmed? 

The EATON xChargeIn is supplied with one RFID card from the factory with the RFID order 
option.  The  first  RFID  card  that  is  detected  by  the  charging  station  will  automatically  be 
stored as the master card.  
 
The  authorization  by  an  RFID  master  card  is  necessary  for  the  programming  of  additional 
RFID user cards. The programming mode can be activated and deactivated using the RFID 
master card.  
 
You can find a more detailed description in the user manual in the "Programming RFID user 
cards" chapter. 

5.4.4 

Where can I purchase RFID cards/tags? 

RFID  cards/tags  are  commercial  electronic  components  and  can  be  purchased  from  a 
dealer. Please contact your dealer or service partner if you have additional questions. 

5.4.5 

Can RFID cards/tags be deleted from the EATON xChargeIn? 

Yes.  However,  the  deletion  of  all  stored  RFID  user  cards  is  only  possible  by  opening  the 
device (see installation manual). 

5.4.6 

Can RFID cards/tags be read out from the EATON xChargeIn? 

No. 

Summary of Contents for xChargeIn

Page 1: ...xChargeIn Frequently Asked Questions for users...

Page 2: ...IN BE PAINTED OR HAVE LABELS AND SIMILAR APPLIED 5 2 POSSIBLE FAULTS 6 2 1 THE CHARGING PROCEDURE DOES NOT START 6 2 2 THE STATUS LED DOES NOT LIGHT UP FLASH 6 2 3 THE STATUS LED LIGHTS UP FLASHES RED...

Page 3: ...NAL RFID CARDS TAGS PROGRAMMED 9 5 4 4 WHERE CAN I PURCHASE RFID CARDS TAGS 9 5 4 5 CAN RFID CARDS TAGS BE DELETED FROM THE EATON XCHARGEIN 9 5 4 6 CAN RFID CARDS TAGS BE READ OUT FROM THE EATON XCHAR...

Page 4: ...y unplugging the charging cable at your vehicle The plug in the EATON xChargeIn is then automatically unlocked in the cable can be unplugged 1 5 Can the plug of the charging cable at the EATON xCharge...

Page 5: ...e switches home controllers and similar For example this allows charging to only occur if your photovoltaic system is producing enough power or when your energy supplier offers cheaper rates in the ev...

Page 6: ...es Solution The plug was unplugged during the charging procedure The plug was not locked correctly Unplug the plug and plug it in correctly observe that it locks correctly The plug was not plugged in...

Page 7: ...r photovoltaic system etc Check whether any control devices are preventing charging at specific times 2 7 Authorization at the EATON xChargeIn expires upon plugging in the cord at the vehicle Die Erfa...

Page 8: ...ensure a secure and permanent anchoring we recommend using a cement foundation Mounting the column on asphalt is not allowed For details on setting up the base please refer to the instructions for the...

Page 9: ...tags according to ISO14443 can be used 5 4 3 How are additional RFID cards tags programmed The EATON xChargeIn is supplied with one RFID card from the factory with the RFID order option The first RFID...

Page 10: ...device see installation manual 5 5 PLC modem order option 5 5 1 What is a PLC modem Power Line Communication used for in the EATON xChargeIn Power Line Communication PLC is used for communicating with...

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