UDP commands
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2.7
UDP command “ena”
UDP command:
ena [n]
Reply:
"TCH-OK :done"
Description:
[n]
= Is the enable state (binary).
0 = Disabled; is indicated with a blue flashing LED.
The same as used with the external enable input.
1 = Enabled
The answer TCH-OK confirms only the receiving of the command and not the cor-
rectness of the value.
A value unequal to 0 or 1 is also confirmed and is leading to deactivation.
The correct reception can be verified using the proper report or by getting the corre-
sponding broadcast message.
ATTENTION:
Some electric vehicles (EVs) do not yet meet the standard requirements and an "ena
0" can lead to an error in the charging station.
2.8
UDP command “curr”
UDP command:
curr [n]
Reply:
"TCH-OK :done"
Description:
[n]
= Is the maximum allowed loading current in milliampere.
The answer TCH-OK confirms only the receiving of the command and not the cor-
rectness of the value.
Allowed are values between 6000mA and 63000mA. Invalid values are discarded
and the default is set to 6000mA. The value is also depending on the DIP-switch
settings and the used cable of the charging station.
The correct reception can be verified using the proper report or by getting the corre-
sponding broadcast message.
