go-e go-eCharger, Руководство пользователя

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Ground check enable / disable
Attention: This function should only be used if the mains
supply has no grounding (IT mains). If you are not sure,
leave the setting to "Ground check enable"!
The go-eCharger has a safety function which checks the
earthing of the used power connection and prevents a
charging process if there is no earthing.
In some regions (primarily in regions with permafrost soils
such as northern Norway) grounding is not possible and
isolating transformers are used instead (IT grid). To be able
to load in such regions with the go-eCharger, the "Ground
Check" function can be deactivated.
When operating in the usual European mains with earthing
(TN), switching off the "Ground Check" function can lead to
a danger if there is no earthing!
Show RFID card settings
Under this menu item you can manage RFID-enabled
cards or chips.
For each card, the loaded kWh is stored and the cards can
be named.
Learn card
To do this, place any RFID card (but never put the go-
eCharger reset card) on the go-eCharger's RFID card
reader and press "Start". When the card has been taught-
in, the LED ring flashes briefly. Now the card can be used
for the go-eCharger.
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Delete card
You can delete learned cards.
Attention!
The card erases all data in the storage location of the load
box.
With the app you can manage several go-eCharger. See
"Show RFID card settings"for more details.
Time settings (from winter 2017)
Synchronizes the time with your phone.
Scheduler (from winter 2017)
With this function it is possible to charge the battery at a
certain time.
This function is particularly interesting for two reasons:
1st In private households, electricity connections are often
very limited and especially in the evening, many electrical
appliances are in operation that place a heavy burden on
the domestic grid. For this reason it is often better to move
the load of the vehicle into the night.
2nd Another very important reason for this is the overall
network utilisation, since the networks are very busy in the
evening hours and there is often an electricity overload in
the early morning hours, a charge from 01:00 o' clock is
usually more economically and ecologically sensible (see
preface).
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