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Access Control 

 

RFID 

 

A RFID swipe indicator is on the top cover and indicates where a user should swipe their RFID card.                  

 

 
 
     

                                                                                                                                                                                    

The RFID reader will scan RFID cards and pass the scanned information to WattStation Connect for 
user authorization. 
 
The RFID reader is certified as an intentional radiator per FCC Part 15 Subpart C rules and has 
been granted the following Federal Communication Commission and Industry Canada (Industrie 
Canada) identification numbers. 
                            

                                                                 

 

FCC ID 

JQ6-MCLASS15N 

IC ID 

2236B-MCLASS15N 

 

Summary of Contents for WattStation Wall Mount

Page 1: ... GE All Rights Reserved GE Energy Industrial Solutions GE Networked Wallmount WattStationTM EVSE Charger Installation and User Manual Imagination at work ...

Page 2: ... 17 4 Software Configuration 18 4 1 Connecting to Configuration Tool 18 4 2 IP Address Reset Feature 21 4 3 Accepting Connection to the Configuration Tool 22 4 4 Using the Configuration Tool 23 5 Networking Setup 31 5 1 Overview 31 5 2 Terms Definitions 32 5 3 Network Topologies 33 5 4 Firewall and security considerations 40 6 Catalog Information 41 6 1 Networked Wallmount WattStation catalog numb...

Page 3: ...the equipment grounding lug inside the charger This should be run with circuit conductors and connected to the equipment grounding bar or lead on the EVSE Connections to the EVSE are the responsibility of the installer and purchaser not GE and must comply with all applicable electrical codes and ordinances Risk of electric shock Do not remove cover or attempt to open the enclosure No user servicea...

Page 4: ...er unit A complete review is suggested prior to installation and subsequent operation of the product Reference Documents Before proceeding to the instructions note that throughout this manual are several warnings cautions and notes which are highlighted in bold letters Please take time to read these special instructions because they contain important information regarding protection and safety of ...

Page 5: ...4 cable strain relief fitting Hand tight 1 4 turn N A 2 2 Plug in version 2 2 1 Before Installation Ensure that a dedicated circuit capable of supplying 30A at 208 240VAC is available Power feed must have a centrally grounded neutral in order for WattStation to function correctly Wall receptacle must be a NEMA 6 50 outlet A recommended 40A upstream circuit breaker located either in a panelboard or...

Page 6: ...he wall Use the provided template to locate wall mounting holes to ensure hole locations match the bracket Distance from floor to bottom of wall mount bracket should be 18 minimum for indoor use and 24 minimum for outdoor use Distance to the top of the unit should be 48 maximum for all applications per NEC 625 29 For ADA compliant installation refer to ADA accessibility guidelines section 4 2 WARN...

Page 7: ... 4 Slide WattStation unit onto the mounting bracket ensuring that the opening in the back plate bracket aligns with the tab on the wall mount bracket Step 5 Lock the WattStation unit onto the mounting bracket using the provided key ...

Page 8: ... GE All Rights Reserved 8 Step 6 Unwrap the plug in cord and plug into the wall receptacle Step 7 Lock weatherproof receptacle cover not supplied with WattStation ...

Page 9: ...walls are 3 8 x 1 3 4 concrete screws or 3 8 x 1 7 8 concrete anchors 2 3 2 Installation Step 1 Carefully unwrap the packaging and make sure the following items are present Wall Mounted WattStation unit Mounting wall bracket Template for wall mounting holes Key for WattStation mounting lock Step 2 Check for any damage to the unit the cord or the connector If no damage is noticed proceed to step 3 ...

Page 10: ...all mount bracket should be 18 minimum for indoor use and 24 minimum for outdoor use Distance to the top of the unit should be 48 maximum for all applications per NEC 625 29 For ADA compliant installation refer to ADA accessibility guidelines section 4 2 Step 4 Slide WattStation unit onto the mounting bracket ensuring that the opening in the back plate bracket aligns with the tab on the wall mount...

Page 11: ...over and then unplug all wires going into the modem Be sure to take note where each wire belongs as they will have to be replaced Cut the zip tie that secures the wire bundle to the dead front Step 7 Unscrew the RFID set screw that attaches the RFID unit to the RFID bracket Unscrew the RFID bracket from the metallic dead front and slide the RFID assembly through the dead front center hole ...

Page 12: ...r 3G cellular or WiFi Access control and payment options available by RFID swipe and QR code scan Ethernet troubleshooting port WiFi equipped units only Charging cord and connector provide link to electric vehicle LED ring provides illumination around connector Green indicator light displays when WattStation is in charge mode Red indicator light displays when WattStation is in fault mode Tamper pr...

Page 13: ...ader will scan RFID cards and pass the scanned information to WattStation Connect for user authorization The RFID reader is certified as an intentional radiator per FCC Part 15 Subpart C rules and has been granted the following Federal Communication Commission and Industry Canada Industrie Canada identification numbers FCC ID JQ6 MCLASS15N IC ID 2236B MCLASS15N ...

Page 14: ...determined by the CAT5e standard which stipulates a maximum length of 100 m 328 feet If longer runs are required the use of active hardware such as a repeater or a switch is necessary 3 3 2 Integrated WiFi Module option A Networked Wallmount WattStation with WiFi communication incorporates a IEEE 802 11b g compliant radio module EVSE customers that do not select the WiFi communication option will ...

Page 15: ...d cannot utilize the WiFi option 3 4 Payment A payment option allows an EVSE owner to provide users who have an online payment account PayPal the ability to charge their vehicle There are two methods of payments smartphone iPhone or Android or RFID When using a smartphone the driver shall scan the QR code on the EVSE using the camera on the smartphone and the GE WattStation Connect smartphone appl...

Page 16: ...loss of ground on the line side of the EVSE the fault icon will indicate fault and prevent the EVSE from charging a vehicle 3 5 4 Ventilation Fault If a vehicle requests facility ventilation the Networked Wallmount WattStation will not charge the vehicle and issue a fault indication on the fault icon The fault will be cleared once the EVSE connector is removed from the vehicle 3 5 5 Metering The N...

Page 17: ...mmunication protocols and other performance enhancements All firmware updates will be accessed and controlled through the GE WattStation Connect 3 7 Technical Details SAE Compliant Level II per J1772 Vehicle Interface SAE J1772 EV connector Cable Length 25 cable AC Max Charging Power Output 7 2 kW 240VAC 30A Voltage and Rated current 208 240VAC 30A AC Power Input 208 240VAC requiring only Line 1 a...

Page 18: ...he customer s network The initial connection to the Configuration Tool must be made by connecting to the Ethernet port For WiFi equipped units utilize the Ethernet port on the exterior lower right corner of the enclosure For cellular equipped units power down the unit and remove the top cover Unplug the CAT5 cable from the cellular modem and plug into your PC Subsequent connections to the tool can...

Page 19: ...m Pull up a menu that lets you modify the Local Area Connection properties see below On Windows machines this is done through the Control Panel then selecting Network then selecting Adapter settings Then right click on Local Area Connection and select Properties The next step is to select IPv4 and click properties on some older operating systems that don t support IPv6 this might just be TCP IP se...

Page 20: ...will provide any DCHP clients connected to it IP addresses starting with 192 168 13 100 This makes determining the IP address of the WattStation more complex since multiple WattStations may be connected in addition to the computing device you are using to browse into the configuration tool In this case you should start by trying to log into the tool at 192 168 13 100 and increment the last byte i ...

Page 21: ... and the dead front Refer to the methodology of Section 2 3 2 for instructions on how to do this After removing the front cover and the dead front the jumper plug can be found on the upper left hand side of the plastic enclosure Insert the jumper plug into header J11 on the top circuit board then replace the dead front and front cover and power up the unit The fault icon will flash RED when the ju...

Page 22: ...ssue an alert or warning questioning the trustworthiness of the certificate before loading the page Alert screen from Microsoft Internet Explorer Click Continue to this website After continuing as directed above the browser window may have some kind of visible indication that the HTTPS connection is made with an untrusted certificate For example in Internet Explorer the URL window is shaded in red...

Page 23: ...e Login screen enter the User Name and Password provided on the Provisioning or Commissioning card that was provided with your WattStation You may wish to write these into the boxes below in case your card ever gets lost or separated from this instruction manual Login screen in Configuration tool After logging in you will be taken to the Home screen which appears as follows Home screen in Configur...

Page 24: ... number of diagnostic commands useful for network setup and for diagnostics of wired and wireless network problems Ifconfig information such as IP address and MAC address for each port Iwlist scans for available WiFi signals and displays results ping can be used to test connection to other IP addresses route shows the contents of the routing tables Logout tab o Don t forget to logout before exitin...

Page 25: ...le the LED brightness feature and the Enable LED Ring Dark Mode found on this Common Settings tab shown below are only applicable to Pedestal WattStation Common screen under Configurations tab Applicable settings on this page include Rated Current for Installation Amps The WattStation is rated for 30 Amps but there may be some installations in which WattStation owners want to restrict charging to ...

Page 26: ...option only 3 Payment by Mobile Application mode use QR code see Section 3 1 14 4 Payment by RFID mode available with RFID option only Follow the rules in the table below to configure the WattStation for each of these modes The normal not in use icon will be illuminated as shown according to the authorization mode Authorization Mode Authorization Required RFID Installed but Disabled Payment Transa...

Page 27: ...the GE WattStation Connect will reply back not only whether the card is authorized or not but for how long it is authorized That information goes into the local database Checking this option makes the authorization immediate when the card is enabled per the local database RFID Test Mode Checking both of these boxes as shown above on a WattStation configured for RFID Access mode puts the unit into ...

Page 28: ...perable even the GE WattStation Connect connection is down Station Latitude and Longitude These settings allow GE WattStation Connect to know where your WattStation is located so it can be properly located on the map Proxy URL and Port These settings may be required if your network administrator requires a Proxy server to be used to gain access to the Internet Timezone Offset This setting provides...

Page 29: ...ion Enable MODBUS Server over Wi Fi Network This option if checked tells the MODBUS server to use the Wi Fi network eth1 port instead of the wired network port eth0 MODBUS Address This setting sets the MODBUS address 1 to 255 MODBUS Manager Default Port Default port used to listen for connections ...

Page 30: ... get IP addresses from DHCP servers if available Static IP settings subnet masks and gateway IPs These settings are used if DCHP functionality is disabled or if a DHCP server is not found Primary and Alternate DNS These have been defaulted the popular Google DNS servers but can be changed as desired Routing Table settings This is advance functionality for network specialists These settings are use...

Page 31: ...re 0 9 and A F o WEP 128 bit This setting requires entry of a 26 digit hexadecimal key o WPA PSK TKIP This setting is more secure than WPA and uses TKIP encryption It requires entry of an 8 to 63 character passphrase o WPA2 PSK AES This setting is the most secure and uses AES encryption It also requires entry of an 8 to 63 character passphrase Some routers set to WPA2 encryption do not respond fas...

Page 32: ...e or set of devices designed to permit or deny network transmissions based upon a set of rules and is frequently used to protect networks from unauthorized access while permitting legitimate communications to pass Proxy Server In computer networks a proxy server is a server a computer system or an application that acts as an intermediary for requests from clients seeking resources from other serve...

Page 33: ...te your browser is actually connecting to a particular computer on its port 80 Other services use other ports Topology In a network LAN the topology is the structure of nodes and how they connect to one another Static IP Route A static IP route is way or directing network traffic through a specific path or gateway In order to reach other networks it is sometimes necessary to configure specific rou...

Page 34: ...LAN to provide primary connectivity The WattStation units do not need to be plugged into the same switch but the switches must be part of the same common network segment or VLAN Internet connectivity is provided through the default gateway Topology 2 Cellular In this configuration there is one cellular modem located inside the WattStation unit ...

Page 35: ...onnectivity Internet access is only available through the sites proxy server The proxy server IP address and TCP port is manually configured in the WattStation Topology 4 WIFI In this configuration the units WIFI port is used to provide primary connectivity The security settings for the WIFI must be configured in the WattStation before connectivity can take place ...

Page 36: ...y server IP address and TCP port is manually configured in the WattStation 5 3 3 Advanced Topologies Topology 6 Ethernet BMS In this configuration connectivity is provided to the sites BMS system over the Ethernet interface Internet connectivity is provided by the site through a LAN connected gateway The BMS system resides on another network The default route configured in the WattStation can reac...

Page 37: ...ough a LAN connected gateway The BMS system resides on a network reachable via WIFI Topology 8 WIFI Ethernet BMS Proxy In this configuration connectivity is provided to the sites BMS system over the WIFI interface Internet connectivity is only available through the sites proxy server The proxy server IP and port are configured in the WattStation The BMS system resides on a network reachable via WI...

Page 38: ...outer or gateway Internet connectivity is only available through the sites proxy server The proxy server IP and port are configured in the WattStation The BMS system resides on a network connected behind the default gateway router Topology 10 WIFI BMS In this configuration connectivity is provided to the site BMS system over the WIFI interface The Internet and BMS networks reside behind the same W...

Page 39: ...proxy server network are both reachable through the same WIFI router and default gateway Topology 12 WIFI Ethernet BMS In this configuration connectivity is provided to the site BMS system over Ethernet Internet connectivity is provided via the WIFI interface The BMS system is on a different network and a gateway must be used to reach it A static route is required to be configured on the WattStati...

Page 40: ...attStation uses standard Internet HTTP HTTPS protocols to connect to GE s dedicated environment Some locations may utilize firewalls or similar filtering devices to secure their environment The following table lists IP addresses and ports that must be allowed for the GE WattStation to communicate properly The DNS names are provided as reference and firewall or filtering device will most likely onl...

Page 41: ...n WiFi Non Plug in EVWWR3BZXCGB Networked Wallmount WattStation Cellular CDMA Plug in EVWWR3BZXHGB Networked Wallmount WattStation Cellular CDMA Non Plug in EVWWR3BFXCGB Networked Wallmount WattStation Cellular GSM Plug in EVWWR3BFXHGB Networked Wallmount WattStation Cellular GSM Non Plug in 6 2 Accessories and Replacement kits The EV Charging Station offers the following accessories and replaceme...

Page 42: ...arging station products and these settings are used to configure it to operate properly per product For the NEMA Networked Wallmount WattStationTM the switch settings should be from left to right Position 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Setting Closed Closed Closed Open Closed Closed Closed Closed Code 113 No socket detected on proximity input This fault is not applicable to NEMA Networked Wallmount WattStation C...

Page 43: ...the controller s power up self test sequence If the GF self test fails at this time the fault will behave like a hard fault and cycling AC power will be required to clear the fault If the problem persists verify that the GF CT with the black and white body leads red and black are connected to J10 and the self test wire loop leads same color are connected to J19 Polarity of these leads does not mat...

Page 44: ...red to allow the State A to State C transition bypassing State B by enabling non SAE 1772 compliant mode charging in the configuration tool the charge controller will issue this alarm The alarm will clear automatically when the Pilot is returned to State A Code 155 Pilot 0V feedback This alarm indicates that the charge controller has detected a zero volts on the vehicle Pilot circuit input The cha...

Page 45: ...umper at input J14A contact GE Post Sale Service It is possible with ungrounded power sources that unintentional parasitic leakage paths to ground will be sufficient for the ground monitor circuit to be satisfied at times so this fault may only sporadically appear The WattStation unit is designed to operate correctly from either centrally grounded e g L1 N L2 or end grounded e g Line Neutral power...

Page 46: ...w to 1 repair the defect in the Hardware at no charge using new parts or refurbished parts or 2 exchange the Hardware with new or refurbished hardware that is functionally equivalent to the original Hardware the repaired Hardware and the exchanged hardware are called the Remedied Hardware Any Remedied Hardware product will be warranted for the remainder of the original warranty period or ninety 90...

Page 47: ... not covered by this warranty Only GE or a GE authorized service provider should perform service on the Hardware TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW THIS WARRANTY AND THE REMEDIES SET FORTH ABOVE ARE EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES REMEDIES AND CONDITIONS WHETHER ORAL WRITTEN STATUTORY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW GE SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL STATU...

Page 48: ...red sufficiently for the purchaser s purposes the matter should be referred to the GE Company GE Industrial Solutions 41 Woodford Ave Plainville CT 06062 www geindustrial com WattStationTM is a trademarkof General Electric Company Information provided is subject to change without notice Please verify all details with GE All Values are design or typical values when measured under laboratory conditi...

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