Webasto Live Configuration Instructions
Configuration Instructions
Webasto Live
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Table of Contents
1 About this document 4
1.1 Purpose of the document 4
1.2 Using this document 4
1.3 Use of symbols and highlighting 4
1.4 Warranty and liability 4
2 Description of data interfaces 5
2.1 Overview 5
2.2 USB type A 5
2.3 RS485 (Modbus) and CP 5
2.4 SIM cardslot for modem 5
2.5 LAN (RJ-45) 5
2.6 USB type B 5
2.7 WLAN (not shown in Fig. 1) 6
3 Accessing the configuration interface 7
3.1 Configuration via the integrated configuration hot
spot 7
3.2 Configuration via USB 7
3.3 Configuration via LAN 7
4 General operation of the configuration
interface 8
10.4 Dynamic Load Management (DLM) (local dynamic load
management) 19
10.5 Meter (Electricity meter) 22
11 Menu item: System 23
11.1 General information 23
11.2 Password – Login password for the web interface 23
11.3 System Information 24
11.4 Firmware update 24
12 Connectivity (if part of the product) 25
12.1 Purchasing and setting up the Webasto Charging App
+ Portal 25
12.2 Access to the Webasto EV Driver Portal 25
12.3 Overview of Live Portal and Live Portal Plus 25
12.4 Installation instructions for connectivity 25
12.5 Adding additional RFID media 25
13 Annex 26
13.1 Glossary 26
13.2 List of abbreviations 26
13.3 Check list for configuring a charging station Webasto
Live 27
5 Structure of the configuration menu 10
6 Initial start-up 11
7 Menu item: Network 12
7.1 GSM 12
7.2 LAN 12
7.3 WLAN 12
7.4 Wifi Configuration Hotspot 13
8 Menu item: Back end 14
8.1 Connection 14
8.2 General information 14
9 Menu item: Authorization 15
9.1 Free Charging 15
9.2 Free Charging Mode „On“ 15
9.3 Free Charging Mode „Off“ 15
9.4 General information 16
9.5 RFID Settings 16
9.6 RFID Whitelist 16
10 Menu item: Power 18
10.1 Installation 18
10.2 Safety & Protection 18
10.3 HLC 15118 (ISO 15118) 19
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Inhaltverzeichnis
1 Zu diesem Dokument 28
1.1 Zweck des Dokuments 28
1.2 Umgang mit diesem Dokument 28
1.3 Verwendung von Symbolen und Hervorhebungen 28
1.4 Gewährleistung und Haftung 28
2 Beschreibung der Datenschnittstellen 29
2.1 Übersicht 29
2.2 USB Typ A 29
2.3 RS485 (Modbus) und CP 29
2.4 SIM- Karteneinschub für Modem 29
2.5 LAN (RJ-45) 29
2.6 USB Typ B 29
2.7 WLAN (Nicht in Abb. 1 dargestellt) 30
3 Zugriff auf die Konfigurationsoberfläche 31
3.1 Konfiguration über den integrierten Konfigurations-Hotspot 31
3.2 Konfiguration über USB 31
3.3 Konfiguration über LAN 31
4 Allgemeine Bedienung der Konfigurationsober-
fläche 33
10.4 Dynamic Load Management (DLM) (lokales dynamisches Lastmanagement) 46
10.5 Meter (Energiezähler) 49
11 Menüpunkt: System 50
11.1 Allgemeines 50
11.2 Password – Login-Passwort für die Weboberfläche 50
11.3 System Information 51
11.4 Firmware Update 51
12 Konnektivität (falls Teil des Produktes) 52
12.1 Beziehen und einrichten der Webasto Charging App 52
12.2 Zugang zum Webasto EV-Driver Portal 52
12.3 Live Portal und Live Portal Plus im Überblick 52
12.4 Installationshinweise für Konnektivität 52
12.5 Hinzufügen weiterer RFID-Medien 52
13 Anhang 53
13.1 Glossar 53
13.2 Abkürzungsverzeichnis 53
13.3 Checkliste Konfiguration Ladestation Webasto Live 54
5 Aufbau des Konfigurationsmenüs 35
6 Erstinbetriebnahme 36
7 Menüpunkt: Network 37
7.1 GSM 37
7.2 LAN 37
7.3 WLAN 37
7.4 Wifi Configuration Hotspot 38
8 Menüpunkt: Backend 40
8.1 Connection 40
8.2 Allgemeines 40
9 Menüpunkt: Authorization 42
9.1 Free Charging 42
9.2 Free Charging Mode „On“ 42
9.3 Free Charging Mode „Off“ 42
9.4 Allgemeines 43
9.5 RFID Settings 43
9.6 RFID Whitelist 43
10 Menüpunkt: Power 45
10.1 Installation 45
10.2 Safety & Protection 45
10.3 HLC 15118 (ISO 15118) 46
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1 About this document
1.1 Purpose of the document
The configuration instructions are an integral part of the product and contain all the information required to ensure correct and safe
configuration.
1.2 Using this document
Read the configuration instructions before installing the device.
1.3 Use of symbols and highlighting
DANGER
This signal word denotes a hazard with a high degree
of risk which, if not avoided, will lead to death or serious injury.
WARNING
This signal word denotes a hazard with a moderate degree of risk which, if not avoided, may lead to minor or
moderate injury.
CAUTION
This signal word denotes a hazard with a low degree of
risk which, if not avoided, will lead to minor or moderate injury.
NOTE
This signal word denotes a Special Technical Feature or
(if not observed) potential damage to the product.
Refers to separate documents which are enclosed or
can be requested from Webasto.
1.4 Warranty and liability
Webasto shall not assume liability for defects or damage that are the result of the installation and operating instructions being disregarded.
This liability exclusion particularly applies for:
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installation by untrained personnel
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improper use
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repairs not carried out by a Webasto service workshop
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use of non-genuine parts
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conversion of the unit without permission from Webasto
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Mechanical damage to the equipment
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Failure to comply with inspection and service instructions
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2 Description of data interfaces
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2.1 Overview
With the cover open, the data interfaces can be found on the left-hand side in the connection area. This area is separated from the
power supply area by a plastic partition wall.
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Pin 1
Fig. 01:
Overview of interfaces
2.2 USB type A
This connection is used in host mode for a USB stick for software or configuration updates. This connection supports the 5V power supply up to maximum 100mA.
2.3 RS485 (Modbus) and CP
Overview of push-in terminals from top to bottom:
1. RS485 (GND) – External Modbus
2. RS485 (A, /D) – External Modbus
3. RS485 (B, D) – External Modbus
4. CP line charging cable (control line between vehicle and charging station)
The Modbus data connection to a primary electricity meter can be established for advanced power management. This is done with a
RS485 interface using the top three push-in terminals.
Comply with the following connection parameters at the electricity meter:
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Insert the RS485 bus cable, sheath dielectric strength 600V, shielded
■
Connection parameter: „10.4 Dynamic Load Management (DLM) (local dynamic load management)“ on page 19
2.4 SIM cardslot for modem
If it is necessary to change a GSM provider, then the SIM card can be removed from the SIM card slot and an alternative SIM card can
be inserted.
NOTE
Not automatically ejected by a spring.
Prerequisites for using a SIM card:
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Form factor 3FF (micro SIM)
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A "Machine-to-Machine"-compatible M2M SIM card without PIN enabled by provider
2.5 LAN (RJ-45)
For connecting the charging station to the wired network infrastructure at the installation location. The charging station can be controlled using this connection if there is a connection to the back end or to the local power management system.
2.6 USB type B
Connection for making a USB connection to a computer for configuring the Webasto Live. Connection for making a USB connection to
a computer for configuring the Webasto Live. The USB connection functions as a network interface that allows you to access the web
configuration interface.
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2.7 WLAN (not shown in Fig. 1)
After completing the start process of the charging station, you have the option to connect a WLAN-enabled computer or mobile device
to the charging station hot spot to configure the charging station. The charging station can also be integrated into a home network via
WLAN or a hot spot for a network of charging stations can be created.
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3 Accessing the configuration interface
The configuration interface can be accessed via WLAN, LAN or USB. Webasto recommends Mozilla Firefox for the local configuration.
CAUTION
The configuration interface may only be accessed by a
qualified electrician using a USB or LAN cable.
NOTE
Webasto recommends that configurations be made using the integrated configuration hot spot.
NOTE
The LAN interface can be used only after configuring
the LAN interface in the web interface („7.2 LAN“ on
page 12).
3.1 Configuration via the integrated configuration hot spot
XActivate WLAN on your computer.
XUse the WLAN name (SSID) to search for the configuration hot spot which corresponds to the serial number of your charging station.
NOTE
You can find the serial number of your charging station
on the rating plate on the right side of the charging
station.
XConnect to the charging station configuration hot spot. The hot spot password can be found on the label in the supplied manual.
NOTE
You can deactivate the charging station hot spot via
the configuration interface at any time or set up encryption yourself.
XOpen the browser on your computer and enter the following URL into the address bar: 172.20.0.1
XType the login password of the Webasto Live into the website that now appears. You can find the password on the label in the sup-
plied manual.
3.2 Configuration via USB
XPlug the USB cable (A connector to B connector) into the USB-B port of the charging station communication interface (Fig. 1) and the
A connector to your laptop.
NOTE
The USB cable is not included in the scope of delivery
and must be purchased separately.
XOpen the browser on your laptop and enter the following URL into the address bar: 192.168.123.123
XType the login password of the Webasto Live into the website that now appears. You can find the password on the label in the sup-
plied manual.
3.3 Configuration via LAN
XConnect the charging station and your laptop computer using a suitable LAN cable.
NOTE
The IP address of the charging station connection is
preconfigured when delivered. To be able to access the
charging station with a laptop, you must assign the following IP parameters to the Ethernet port of your laptop:
IP address: 192.168.0.150
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
XOpen the browser on your laptop and enter the following URL into the address bar: 192.168.0.100
XEnter the charging station password into the now open login screen. The password can be found on the label in the supplied manual.
NOTE
Webasto recommends that you change the password
using the configuration interface.
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4 General operation of the configuration interface
Fig. 02: Top menu bar
The top menu bar with the menu items of the individual categories can be viewed in the web interface at any time. You can easily jump
back and forth between the menu items.
After changing the parameters in a menu item, they can be saved or discarded with the bottom menu bar. It is also possible to restart
the charging station if this is required to apply the parameters. The bottom menu bar is displayed automatically and the control panels
activated as needed.
Unsaved Changes
Reset all changes
Save
Restart
Fig. 03: Bottom menu bar
Unsaved changes
The page contains unsaved changes.
Please save or reset all changes before leaving this page.
x
Close
Fig. 04: Unsaved changes
When changing to another main category, an automatic check is performed to see if the changes have already been saved. If it has not
been done yet, a warning message appears prompting to save or discard the change. "Reset all changes" is used to reset the parameters to the last saved state, and can take a moment depending on number of parameters being reset.
RCMB Delta
Fig. 05: Value outside of permissible range
1000
Value 1000 not contained in range 0.999
When values outside the permissible range are entered, either a red warning message (at the latest when trying to save) appears at the
bottom left in the screen or a red warning message appears under the input area indicating the permissible value range.
Disconnected Limit [A]
Disconnected Limit [A]
Current limit when disconnected from DLM
network
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Fig. 06: Advisory text
A short advisory text with configuration tips and detailing the consequences of a change can be found next to every configuration
point. The advisory text can be displayed by hovering with the mouse over the symbol shown.
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Webasto is continuously developing the Webasto Live
charging station software. As a result individual parameters or the look and feel may differ from the configuration shown here. The user interface may contain new
functions that are not listed in these instructions. The
most current version of these instructions can be found
at www.webasto-charging.com.
NOTE
The configuration interface is adapted for being displayed on mobile devices, such as smartphones or tablets. There may be usability restrictions.
NOTE
The configuration interface is currently only available in
English.
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5 Structure of the configuration menu
All the menu items below are shown as they appear in the interface.
Network Backend Authorization Power System
GSM
LAN
WLAN
Connection Free Charging Installation General
OCPP General Safety & Protection Password
General RFID Settings HLC 15118 System Information
Wifi Configuration Hotspot
RFID Whitelist Dynamic Load Management Firmware update
Meter
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6 Initial start-up
Please configure the following parameters before charging with the Webasto Live for the first time as this will ensure that it can be used
properly. To make the initial configuration, connect to the Webasto Live via the configuration hot spot or USB. (see chapter „3 Accessing the configuration interface“ on page 7)
Refer to the description of the individual points when configuring the parameters. Follow the order of the parameters and cross off the
respective parameter in the check list after completing the configuration. The check list can be found under „13.3 Check list for configuring a charging station“ on page 27.
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7 Menu item: Network
7.1 GSM
The Webasto Live supports being connected to the Webasto back end or another OCPP back end. A list of the supported back ends can
be found in the installation instructions or in the data sheet of the Webasto Live. Choose the interface you will use to make a connection. To use the Webasto back end with its Connectivity Services, it is imperative to set the mobile telephone connection using the GSM
menu item and to use the previously factory-fitted SIM card.
The Webasto Live comes as standard with a factory-fitted and inactive SIM card that once activated is used for communicating with the
Webasto Connectivity Services. A different SIM card is required to connect the Webasto Live to a different OCPP back end. The "GSM"
menu item is used to enter the required parameters for this, which you have received from your back end provider.
NOTE
Webasto recommends that the values specified in this
section be adjusted by the installer of the charging station or on request by Support.
Modem Access Technology – Selecting the mobile telephone standard
The Webasto Live mobile modem enables communication via 2G (GPRS, Edge), 3G (HSDPA) and 4G (LTE) for transferring data to a back
end. When delivered, the charging station automatically chooses the best available network quality only if the SIM is activated (this is
done only when the Webasto Connectivity Service is used). It may be necessary in locations where coverage fluctuates strongly to specify the mobile telephone standard. To establish the connection with a particular network operator, enter this in manually under the "Requested Network Operator" parameter and set the "Network Selection Mode" point to "Manual".
7.2 LAN
The Webasto Live has an integrated RJ45 Ethernet port that is used for being integrated into an existing tethered network or to establish a charging station network.
Mode for network configuration – Setting the IP address parameters for the local area network
The Webasto Live LAN network interface can be used as a client for an existing network or as a server to establish a new network.
Select "Auto (DHCP client)" if you would like to integrate the charging station into your home network.
Select "Manual config" to integrate it into an existing network which requires a fixed assignment of parameters. Fill the fields shown
with the network parameters used in the destination network accordingly.
Select the "DHCP server" to set up a network that is managed independently by Webasto Live. The charging station assigns all the nec-
essary parameters to the devices that are also on the network. Note that all other charging stations and devices must be configured in
the network as "Auto (DHCP client)", as there may otherwise be an address conflict.
NOTE
Webasto recommends that communication between
the charging stations be carried out using an external
switch/router and via LAN cables when internal load
management is used. The IP addresses of the individual
charging stations should be configured manually so
that a unique assignment in the network is possible.
7.3 WLAN
The Webasto Live can also be integrated into an existing WLAN. WLAN can also be used to network multiple Webasto Lives with each
other. The Webasto Live automatically selects the encryption process used for your network once the network password has been entered.
NOTE
The Webasto Live WLAN module is not suitable for establishing a separate WLAN network or for strengthening (repeater) an existing network.
WLAN SSID – Name of the existing WLAN network
Enter the name of the network you would like to connect the Webasto Live to here. Pay careful attention to the correct spelling of the
network name and the use of upper and lower case.
WLAN password – Password of the available WLAN network
Enter the password of the network you would like to connect the Webasto Live to here. Pay careful attention to the correct spelling of
the network name and the use of upper and lower case.
Mode for network configuration – Setting the IP address parameters for the WLAN network
The WLAN interface of the Webasto Live can only be used as a client for an existing network.
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Select "Auto (DHCP client)" if you would like to integrate the charging station into your home network. Your wireless router automatically transfers the necessary settings to the Webasto Live.
Select "Manual config" to integrate it into an existing network which requires a fixed assignment of parameters. Fill the fields shown
with the network parameters used in the destination network accordingly.
7.4 Wifi Configuration Hotspot
When delivered, the Webasto Live has an activated and encrypted WLAN hot spot. This hot spot is only suitable for configuring the
Webasto Live and cannot be used to access the internet.
NOTE
Webasto recommends that you adjust the following
parameters of the configuration hot spot as the final
step in the initial start-up.
NOTE
If currently accessing the configuration interface via the
configuration hot spot, the changes to the parameters
once successfully saved must also be saved for the
wireless connection on the configuration PC, as access
to the interface is otherwise not possible.
Hotspot enabled – Deactivating the Webasto Live configuration hot spot
This parameter can be used to deactivate the Webasto Live configuration hot spot. Set the parameter to "Off" to deactivate the hot
spot.
NOTE
If the configuration hot spot has been deactivated, the
configuration interface can only be accessed via the
configured WLAN or LAN connection or the USB cable.
(see "Accessing the configuration interface").
NOTE
Webasto recommends changing the hot spot password
during the initial configuration or deactivating the hot
spot so that unauthorized persons cannot gain access.
Hotspot SSID – WLAN-name (SSID) of the Webasto Live configuration hot spot
An individual network name can be assigned so that the associated Webasto Live configuration hot spot can be identified. When delivered, the serial number of the Webasto Live is registered as the WLAN name to enable a unique assignment of the configuration hot
spot.
Encryption – Encryption process of the Webasto Live configuration hot spot
Select a desired encryption process for the configuration hotspot.
NOTE
Webasto recommends that the configuration hotspot
be encrypted using "WPA2-PSK CCMP"
Hotspot password - Password for the Webasto Live configuration hot spot
Specify the network password for the configuration hot spot of the Webasto Live.
NOTE
Webasto recommends the use of a unique password
with at least eight characters.
Hotspot subnet
This parameter is used to specify the IP address range in which the hot spot is located.
Hotspot netmask
This parameter is used to specify the IP net mask in which the hotspot is located.
DHCP server enabled
This parameter is used to specify if the Webasto Live charging station should function as a DHCP server for the hot spot. This value
should be deactivated if you would like to connect multiple charging stations using this hot spot but would like to assign the IP addresses of the other devices manually.
DHCP server gateway and DHCP server DNS do not currently need to be filled
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8 Menu item: Back end
8.1 Connection
Backend connection type – Connection type to the back end
The Webasto Live supports being connected to the Webasto Connectivity Service or an OCPP back end. Choose the interface you use to
make a connection.
GSM, Ethernet, USB (currently deactivated), WLAN
NOTE
Webasto recommends connecting via the integrated
SIM card using GSM and the OCPP protocol.
The Webasto Live can be connected to the back end of different operators using OCPP (Open Charge Point Protocol). When delivered,
the charging station is preconfigured with the parameters for the Webasto Connectivity Service. Change the parameters to match your
back end operator's presettings so you can connect the Webasto Live to the back end. The supplied SIM card may need to be exchanged to connect with the back end. Contact the operator of the back end about this as well.
NOTE
In order to use the Webasto back end, the predefined
values must not be changed.
OCPP ChargeBoxIdentity (ChargePointID)
This value is used by the back end supplier to identify the charging station.
Default value: WEBASTO_WEBASTO_AC_LIVE_[serial number]
OCPP Mode
Choice of OCPP standard of the Webasto Live to be used for communication with the respective back end.
Default Value: OCPP-J 1.6
WebSockets JSON OCPP URL of the Backend
Default Value: wss://onboarding.csms.allego.eu/communicator/websockets16
WebSockets keep-alive internal
Default Value: 0
8.2 General information
Restart Transaction after power loss – Continuing the charging process after a power failure
After a power failure, the Webasto Live has the possibility of continuing with a charging process using the same authentication parameters and transmitting these to the back end again.
Default Value: On
Backend Connection Timeout – Time that the charging station waits for messages from the back end
This parameter specifies the time in seconds that a Webasto Live waits for messages from the back end before requesting the message
again. This parameter also defines the time a Webasto Live waits for dialling into the mobile phone network and establishing the connection to the back end. In regions with poor mobile phone reception, It is recommendable to increase this parameter. Setting a too
high value results in a long waiting time until the Webasto Live charging station implements commands from the back end. This can
lead to delays in operation of the charging station.
Default Value: 60
SSL Strictness as client – Requirement for secure transmission of data to the back end
The Webasto Live enables secure communication to a back end using SSL in multiple levels. Not every back end supports or needs this
parameter to be changed.
In order to use the Webasto back end, the predefined values must not be changed. Request the parameter relevant for you from your
back end operator.
Default value: Normal SSL Auth
TCP Watchdog Timeout – Time interval for an automatic restart if the back end connection is lost
The Webasto Live can reboot a system automatically if a long period passes without a connection to the back end. The charging station
establishes a new connection to the back end after a reboot. Set the parameter to the value 0 to deactivate this function.
Default Value: 0
Display backend disconnect as error
When this parameter is activated, the user of the charging station is sent a signal through the LED status bar that the connection to the
back end is malfunctioning. The corresponding LED code can be found in the installation and operating instructions.
Default Value: Off
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9 Menu item: Authorization
9.1 Free Charging
The Webasto Live can be configured using "Free Charging" so that charging processes can be started by the user without authentication.
"Free Charging" is deactivated by default (parameter: "Off"). Both of the supplied RFID transponders are entered in the local access list
when delivered and can be used to activate the charging station.
Since it may nevertheless be required for invoicing purposes to transmit charging processes to a back end, different parameters can be
configured (e.g. for invoicing the processes of a company car).
9.2 Free Charging Mode „On“
Free Charging Mode – Behaviour of the charging station and parameters transmitted for charging processes without authentication
Modus 1: „No OCPP“
No OCPP messages are sent to the back end. No authentication is needed to start the charging process. The charging process starts as
soon as the Webasto Live is connected to the vehicle.
NOTE
It is not possible to end an active charging process
from the back end, because all "Remote Stop" messages are declined due to a missing "Transaction ID".
Mode 2: "With OCPP status notif without auth"
No authentication is needed to start the charging process. The charging process starts as soon as the Webasto Live is connected to the
vehicle. Only OCPP status messages are sent to the back end (e.g. charging point occupied). No "Start transaction" or "Stop transaction"
messages are sent to the back end.
NOTE
It is not possible to end an active charging process
from the back end, because all "Remote Stop" messages are declined due to a missing "Transaction ID".
Mode 3: "With OCPP status notif with auth"
Authentication is required via RFID to start the charging process. Only OCPP status messages are sent to the back end (e.g. charging
point occupied). No "Start transaction" or "Stop transaction" messages are sent to the back end.
NOTE
It is not possible to end an active charging process
from the back end, because all "Remote Stop" messages are declined due to a missing "Transaction ID".
Mode 4: "With OCPP Full fixed RFID with auth"
Authentication is required via RFID to start the charging process. OCPP status messages (e.g. charging point occupied) as well as "Start
transaction" and "Stop transaction" are sent to the back end. The transmitted "Transaction ID" can be specified on the operator screen
under the "RFID Tag for Free Charging with OCPP Full, fixed rfid modes" menu item. "Remote Stop" messages are accepted for the correct "Transaction ID". The charging process can only be stopped locally by the same RFID media that started the charging process.
Mode 5: "With OCPP Full fixed RFID without auth"
Authentication is not required via RFID to start the charging process. The charging process starts as soon as the Webasto Live is connected to the vehicle. OCPP status messages (e.g. charging point occupied) as well as "Start transaction" and "Stop transaction" are sent
to the back end. The transmitted "Transaction ID" can be specified on the operator screen under the "RFID Tag for Free Charging with
OCPP Full, fixed rfid modes" menu item. "Remote Stop" messages are accepted for the correct "Transaction ID". The charging process is
ended when the vehicle changes to charging status A or the cable is removed.
Mode 6: "With OCPP Full any RFID"
Authentication is required via RFID to start the charging process. OCPP status messages (e.g. charging point occupied) as well as "Start
transaction" and "Stop transaction" are sent to the back end. The transmitted "Transaction ID" is the ID of the currently used RFID media. "Remote Stop" messages are accepted for the correct "Transaction ID". The charging process can only be stopped locally by the
same RFID media that started the charging process.
9.3 Free Charging Mode „Off“
If in doubt allow charging – In case of doubt allow charging
With this parameter you can configure how the Webasto Live should behave when authentication of the user is not possible due to no
communication or a lost connection to the back end. Authorisation of the user is allowed temporarily until the parameters can be
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checked again. Choose the "Immediately when plugged" parameter to start the charging process immediately after plugging in the vehicle. Choose "On" when the customer would like to use the RFID media first to enable the charging station.
Default Value: Off
NOTE
Webasto recommends the "On" variant because the
data of the RFID media is checked against the back end
when reestablishing the back end connection.
9.4 General information
Vehicle Connection Timeout – Time available for plugging in the vehicle
This parameter is used to configure the period in seconds in which the Webasto Live remains in "Ready" mode until a vehicle is plugged
in, after successful authentication via LiveApp or RFID.
Default Value: 45
Send Authorize for RemoteStart – Behaviour when the charging process is started via an OCPP back end
Set the parameter to "On" when the charging process has been started remotely and the Webasto Live should transmit an authorisation
message to the back end.
Default Value: On
9.5 RFID Settings
RFID Tag letter case – Transmission mode of the RFID tag to the back end
The Webasto Live supports the configuration of how the RFID tag (HEX string) can send messages to the back end during the "Start
Transaction" and "Stop Transaction". In addition to the use of upper and lower-case letters, the order of the bytes can also be defined.
Default Value: Lower Case
NOTE
In order to use the Webasto back end, the predefined
values must not be changed.
9.6 RFID Whitelist
Enable local whitelist – Local administration of RFID media for enabling charging processes on the Webasto Live
To limit access and use of the Webasto Live to a group of users, there is the possibility to store RFID transponder for local activation in
every Webasto Live. Activate the parameter for using the local memory for authorisation on the RFID transponders of the Webasto Live.
NOTE
Please note the supported RFID standards of the
Webasto Live. Not all media are suitable for authentication.
NOTE
The local authorisation lists are not transmitted and not
compared within a group of several Webasto Live. The
lists must be entered manually into each charging station.
NOTE
Webasto recommends the use of the Webasto Connectivity Service or a different OCPP back end for administrating several Webasto Lives. This is the only way to
ensure that the same parameters are applied to all
Webasto Live.
List of entries in local whitelist – locally enabled RFID media for charging at theWebasto Live
RFID media that are entered in this list are enabled independently of a connection to the back end.
To add a new entry to the list, enter the RFID tag of the desired RFID transponder in the text field. Use a colon as a separator between
each RFID media. Example: "AA3E4F16:FE46E313"
To remove an entry from the list, delete the complete list. Afterwards, enter all transponders which should remain in the list again. It is
not possible to delete individual entries.
Enable OCPP whitelist – Back end administration of RFID media for enabling charging processes
This parameter activates the temporary intermediate memory for RFID transponders that have already been authorised by the back end.
This means an authorisation does not need to be requested from the back end when the charging processes are repeated with previously enabled RFID cards. List of entries in OCPP whitelist – RFID media enabled by the back end for charging at theWebasto Live
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To add a new entry to the list (max. 80 entries), enter the RFID tag of the desired RFID media in the text field. Use a colon as a separator
between each RFID media. Example: "AA3E4F16:FE46E313"
To remove an entry from the list, delete the complete list. Afterwards, enter all media which should remain in the list again. It is not
possible to delete individual entries.
NOTE
The supplied RFID media are entered in the OCPP
whitelist. These numbers can be checked if necessary.
Compare the serial number of the key fob (printed on
the back) with the number on the packaging. The following combination of letters and numbers is the relevant number of the RFID media. Example:
00000012:AA3E416B2D35381
17
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