OE 2001
TYPE 1 WALLBOX WIFI REEL FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLE
POWER SUPPLY
BUTTONS:
On & off :
resumes and stops charging.
Cautions:
enabling or disabling notice generation (available only in the external network mode and after
being set up).
Limit:
provided to enable the limit function. If enabled, it is displayed under a bar that allows to set after how
many KWh of charged power it is automatically interrupted (15). The “limit” function is not maintained in the
event of a power failure: when the reel is turned off and on again, the function is disabled.
Setup: select the confi guration page (FIG. 7).
Info:
displays information data (17) Serial number, PUK unlock code, fi rmware version, assigned IP address
and internal temperature (17). We advise you to write down the PUK code at the fi rst connection, because
it allows you to access the device if the access password is set and forgotten.
Timer:
enables the display of the bar below that allows you to adjust the delay to departure. By enabling
this function, the charge starts after the pre-established delay (useful for those who have dual-rate tariff s).
Stand alone Wi-Fi network (18):
the only parameter that can be set is to enable and set any password to
access the WiFi network. If set, the WPA protection method is used. N.B. To save the data press the button
“Update parameters” present at the end of the section.
N.B. It is possible/recommended to enable protection (WPA / Password) (18) to avoid unwanted access.
Parameters for connection to the existing WiFi network (19):
by pressing the “View scan results” button, the
list of WiFi networks found is displayed, from which you can choose which one to connect to. If requested,
the password and all the classic parameters of a network confi guration must be set. We advise you not to
use the DHCP automatic mode because you are then unable to know the IP address of the device which, in
this case, is automatically allocated by the system (if not looking at the router confi guration), necessary to
then connect via the existing WiFi network.
If you do not use the DHCP protocol then you need to set a free IP address compatible with your WiFi
network, the subnet mask (typically 255.255.255.0), the gateway address of the router and that of the
provider DNS (if you do not know them, you can use the standard Google addresses: 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4).