Configuration Requirements
Road Sim card (optional), EVSE ID, configuration manual for the installer and registration manual for the owner of the charging station.
Online installation & user guide Keba.
Laptop.
UTP cable.
Follow the steps
Step 1: Make sure the laptop is connected to the charger with the UTP cable
Step 2: Login to the web interface by following the manual from KEBA. You can enter the web interface via LAN, WiFi or the WLAN Hotspot
Note: make sure DIP-Switch 2.5 is enabled, see the installation manual for an instruction.
2.1 Entering the interface via the Hotspot of the charger (you may want to use this option as the easiest option)
Scan for WiFi network with your device (smartphone, laptop or Ipad).
Find the KEBA Charging station.
Log in with the credentials which can be found on the label.
Now go to the IP address of the web interface.
2.2 Entering the interface via a LAN connection.
The customer can connect a UTP cable between the charging station and the laptop.
The charging station can switch between the following IP addresses: “192.168.178.1”, “192.168.179.1” or
“192.168.187.1”.
The laptop should be configured as ‘'Obtain an IP Address automatically’'.
Now go to Google Chrome.
Restart the charger.
Fill in the IP address that appears on the screen or one of these: “192.168.178.1”, “192.168.179.1” or
“192.168.187.1”.
2.3 Entering the interface via WiFi
The laptop must be connected with the same internet network as the charging station.
The master automatically receives an IP address via the DHCP server of the router; the IP address is shown on the display of the charging station when it is (re)started. The master's DCHP server has to be deactivated.
Fill in this IP Address in the browser of the laptop.
Step 3: Change the device settings
3.1 Take over the settings as you can see in the device section.
3.2 Now take over the settings in the network section:
NEEDS TO BE ADDED - IMAGE IN CONFLUENCE IS WRONG
3.3 Now fill in the settings, just like you see in the configuration below. Please fill in the following:
Chargepoint identity = same as serial number
OCPP communication type = OCPP 1.6 JSON
Central System Address =
When using a white Road SIM card or another connection method:
ocpp.road.ioWhen using a purple Road SIM card:
ocpp-internal.road.io
Central System Port = 80
Central System Path = /<provider-slug>
Secure central system connection = OFF
Central System Authentication Method = None
Reconnect Interval = 60
WebSocket Ping Interval = 60
Predefined token = Don’t fill in anything
Meter values during charging session = 3000 or 500
Note:
When using a purple Road SIM card the APN name should be changed to: road.io. When using the white Road SIM card or another SIM card the APN name should be m2m.services
Step 4: Now Save the configuration.
Step 5: Reboot the station and wait until it is restarted
Step 6: Log in to the webinterface and check the status overview. The status overview should indicate a proper connection:
