CONTENT Introductions ................1 Features ..................1 Applications ................1 1. Basic User Interface ............... 2 ................3 ............3 2.2 DW30 Version Description ..........5 2.2 LED Indication and Operation Status ........ 5 2.3 Dimmensions ..............6 2.4 Direction of cooling Airflow ..........7 3.
Introductions The Wall Mount DC Fast Charger is the top choice to power battery electric vehicles (BEV) and plug-in electric vehicles (PHEV). It is designed for quick charging in both public and private locations, such as retail and commercial parking spaces, fleet charging stations, highway service areas, workplace, residence, etc.
1. Basic User Interface Main unit : Antenna Indication Light 7" Information Screen • Charging Status • Alarm information • User Authorization Right Button Left Button RFID Card Reader AC Cable Inlet Key Switch (Power On/Off) Emergency Stop USB Port RJ45 Port Charging Cable Outlet Charging Cable Outlet...
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Model Name DWWx301 Series 3 Φ 480 Vac (+10%, -15%). Voltage Rating Input current Electrical Distribution 3P+ N +PE (Wye Configuration) Power Grid System TN / TT INPUT Frequency 50/60Hz Max. Input Power 33 kVA Power factor > 0.99 Efficiency >...
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External Ethernet/4G/Wi-Fi Communication Internal CAN Bus / RS485 Input Protection OVP, OPP, UVP, SPD Output Protection SCP,OCP, OVP, LVP, OTP, IMD OTP, AC contactor detection, DC contactor detection, Internal Protection Fuse detection Load Management Via OCPP 1.6JSON -30 ° C to 50 ° C Operation Temperature Operation -40 °...
2.2 DW30 Version Description The DW30 seriers are available in different versions depending on the charging connectors, below table shows the available combinations, the coresponding posi - tion of charging connectors are indicated from left to right in the view of front char - ger.
3. Installation Instruction 3.1 Before Installation • Read all the instructions before using and installing this product. • Do not use this product if power cable or charging cable have any damage. • Do not use this product if the enclosure or charging connector are broken or open or if there is damage.
NOTICE It is recommended to conduct WI-Fi and 4G signal strength while charger installation. The RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indication) value is considered as good as higher than -65dBm. Poor connec - tion quality might interrupt charging process or data transaction. 3.2 Grounding and Safety Requirement •...
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3.2.1 Service Wiring • Ground Connection Always connect the Neutral at the service to Earth Ground. If ground is not pro - vided by the electrical service then a grounding stake must be installed nearby. The grounding stake must be connected to the ground bar in the main breaker panel and Neutral connected to Ground at that point.
3.3 Unpack the charger WARNING! Charger weight might >80Kg! Be careful during unpack process. STEP 1. Remove the surrounding boards STEP 2. Remove the packaging film and the paper cover. Accessories (wall mount) are packed in a carton. semaconnect.com...
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STEP 3. Remove the surrounding cardboard and film. Take out the Charger and Gun holders. Gun holders Charger Accessories Box Accessories Wall mount semaconnect.com...
3.5 Installation Procedure STEP 1. Place the wall-mounted bracket between 600mm (24 inches) and 1.2m (4 feet) above the floor, and then attach 4 pcs 3/8 ” expansion screws to the wall-mounted bracket. (Unit: mm) 5 1 0 Unit: mm STEP 2.
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STEP 3. Screw 2 sets M6 screws to the bottom of the charger to fix the charger on the bracket. STEP 4. Keep the hook-shape holders as cable holder or disassemble them if not necessary. semaconnect.com...
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Installing the Gun Holder STEP 1. Four screws of the Gun Holder must be disassembled at the circles below outlined. Gun Holder screw location Gun Holder screw location STEP 2. height between 600mm (24 inches) and 1.2m (4 feet), and then attach 2 pcs 5/16”...
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Installing Cables STEP 1. Remove 2 of M5 screws and push the button (marked as no.3) to open front cover : STEP 2. Please use XLPE power cables or equivalent for AC input connection, power cable outer diameter is between 32 and 40mm. If XLPE cable is not available, please use conduit hub and conduit size M50 to prevent electrical hazards and do best water proof.
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STEP 3. Fasten L1, L2, L3 and N wires onto the 4P terminal with M6 screws, torque torque force: 27Kgf.cm/5-15 secs. Keep proper length of each wires then fas - ten cable grand. AWG#4 x 4 STEP 4. Fasten L1, L2, L3 and N to an external beaker. Recommended breaker spec.: rated current shall be 50A, B Curve type;...
3.6 Installation Inspection & Commissioning 3.6.1 Environmental Check Item Status Remark Ambient Temperature Ambient Humidity Recommended but not Sunshade required. Recommended but not Rain Canopy required. Air Circulation / Drafty Dust Level Anti-Vandalism Measures 3.6.2 External Infrastructure Readiness & Check Item Status Remark...
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3.6.3 EVSE Check – Static (Non-Powered) Item Status Remark Outlook Labeling & Warning Signs Package (Accessory) List Robustness of Input Wirings 3.6.4 EVSE Check - Power On Item Status Remark Screen On Acoustic Noise Screen Display & Function Time Display Correctly Network Connection Quality Cooling Fans Operation &...
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3.6.5 EVSE Check - Charging Item Status Remark User Authorization –RFID User Authorization –QR Code User Authorization –Others. Waiting Time of Connection Check Reading of Each Display Item Full Charge Test Function of Electronic Lock Reading of Engineer Mode Airflow & Noise of Cooling Fan Charging Record ( log ) Upload Remote Control &...
4. Network Setting 4.1 Wi-Fi Network Setting • Laptop with RJ45 interface. • Connect RJ45 cable from Laptop to charger ’ s RJ45 port. • Setup parameters in the Webservice. Step 1. Use the following IP address: Before opening web browser, please enter network setting to set your IPV4 IP address: 192 .
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Step 4. 192.168.1.10 Select Wi-Fi Module Network Select Wi-Fi modes and fill in SSID and Password Network Status according to your application, if not required, just Ethernet keep default. WiFi 3G/4G Wi-Fi Setting Description 192.168.1.10 UPGRADE OTHER LANGUAGE Service Set Identifier ,SSID Wifi...
4.2 3G/4G Setting 4.2.1 SIM Card Installation Step 1. Loosen 8pcs of M4 screws to open the door in the right hand side. Step 2. Wi-Fi module. Step 3. Insert 3G/4G Micro SIM Card in the tray, ensure the gold contacts are facing down and the notch is located in the upper left corner.
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4.2.2 Setting and Enable 3G/4G Module. Step 1. 192.168.1.10 • Please contact your SIM provider to get the login https://192.168.1.10 APN, PPP ID and password. Account admin *Note: PPP ID and password maybe options depend on your SIM provider. Password 1231231238 •...
4.3 Time setting Automatic setting : The time will be adjusted automatically when the charger connects to internet. Time server : • time.windows.com • cn.ntp.org.cn • tock.stdtime.gov.tw Note:Firewall and network environment may influence the time server connection Manual setting : Step 1.
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Step 4. 192.168.1.10 SET -> Network. UPGRADE OTHER LANGUAGE System System Charging Network Backend Step 5. 192.168.1.10 System Click "System information". System Information Version Information Step 6. 192.168.1.10 Click system date time. System Click the calendar button on the right to set System Information the current time.
5. Operation Process 5.1 Operating Sequence • System Initialization • User Authorization • Plug in DC Charging Connector • Preparing for Charging • In Charging • Charging Terminated • Alarm Messages • Status Messages 5.2 Operating Procedure 5.2.1 System Initialization •...
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OCPP Backend Connection Indicator Wi-Fi Connection Indicator 3G/4G Connection Indicator Unit and currency if billing function is enabled 5.2.2 User Authorization • After the system is initialized the screen will stay at Home page as below illus - trated. • Use your RFID card or mobile app to authorize the use of the EVSE.
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5.2.3 Plug in Charging Connector • After authorization the screen will ask the user to plug the charging connector into the EV charging inlet as below illustrated. • Take the Charging connector from the charging cable holder and plug the con - nector into EV charging inlet.
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Information of Selected Charging Connector Connector Select Button Preparing page 5.2.5 In Charging • The screen will show the Charging Page as below illustrated once the charger goes into the ready to charge stage. • To start charging, load the charging information. When the battery has been fully charged or reaches the limit of the setting it will stop charging automatically and go to the next process.
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5.2.6 Charging Terminated • After charging is terminated the charger system will show the Charging Summary page as below illustrated and the charging connector will auto - matically unlock. • Unplug the charging connector from charging inlet of the EV and return the charging connector to charging cable holder.
• Please follow the instruction in the table when errors occur during the charging process. • • If an emergency occurs push the Emergency Stop Button to stop charging imme - diately. 5.4 Status Codes (V0.32) For latest status code, please visit our website. Status Code Description 011001...
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Status Code Description 012215 System AC output OVP 012216 System AC L1 output OCP 012217 System CHAdeMO output OVP 012218 System CHAdeMO output OCP 012219 System CCS output OVP 012220 System CCS output OCP 012221 System GB output OVP 012222 System GB output OCP 012223 System ambient/inlet OTP...
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Status Code Description 012247 Relay control board/smart box communication fail 012248 CCS module communication fail 012249 CHAdeMO module communication fail 012250 GBT module communication fail 012251 Emergency stop 012252 Door open 012253 System fan decay 012254 Fail to create share memory 012255 CSU initialization failed 012256...
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Status Code Description 012279 NO PSU Resource 012280 Self-test Failed due to communication of Relay board failure 012281 Self-test Failed due to communication of Fan board failure Self-test Failed due to communication of Primary(STM of DCM) 012282 failure 012283 Self-test Failed due to communication of CHAdeMO board failure 012284 Self-test Failed due to communication of CCS board failure 012285...
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Status Code Description 012313 Psu Input Phase Loss 012314 Psu Fan Full Speed 012315 Psu Temperature Power Limit 012316 Psu Ac Power Limit 012317 Psu Dcdc Eeprom Fault 012318 Psu Pfc Eeprom Fault 012319 Psu Dcdc Over Voltage 013600 Normal stop charging by user 013601 Charging Time's up 013602...
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Status Code Description 013625 Disconnected from AP through Wi-Fi 013626 Disconnected from APN through 3G/4G 013627 Reserved 013628 Reserved 013629 Reserved 013630 Reserved 013631 Reserved 023700 CHAdeMO EV communication Fail 023701 CCS EV communication Fail 023702 GBT EV communication Fail 023703 AC: pilot fault 023704...
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Status Code Description 023725 CHAdeMO: BMS EV relay off timeout 023726 CHAdeMO: ADC more than 10v 023727 CHAdeMO: ADC more than 20v 023728 CHAdeMO: BMS charge before stop 023729 CHAdeMO: charger get normal stop command 023730 CHAdeMO: charger get emergency stop command 023731 CHAdeMO: isolation result fail 023732...
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Status Code Description 023869 CCS: CAN TIMEOUT_TP_DATA_TRANSFER 023870 CCS: CAN TIMEOUT_TT_DATA_TRANSFER 023871 CCS: CAN TIMEOUT_TP_DOWNLOAD_FINISH 023872 CCS: CAN TIMEOUT_TT_DOWNLOAD_FINISH 023873 CCS: CAN TIMEOUT_TP_ISOLATION_STATUS 023874 CCS: CAN TIMEOUT_TT_ISOLATION_STATUS 023875 CCS: CAN TIMEOUT_TP_CONNECTOR_INFO 023876 CCS: CAN TIMEOUT_TT_CONNECTOR_INFO 023877 CCS: CAN TIMEOUT_TT_RTC_INFO 023878 CCS: CAN TIMEOUT_TP_RTC_INFO 023879 CCS: CAN TIMEOUT_TP_EVSE_PRECHARGE_INFO...
6. Maintenance 6.1 General Maintenance 6.1 General Maintenance 6.1 General Maintenance • The DC Fast Charger is cooled by forced air. Please keep charger in a ventilated location and do not block the air vents of the DC Fast Charger . •...
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Note: • Before switching off main breaker to begin maintenance, please record the status code number on the LCD monitor. • After switching off the key switch the circuit before the main terminal is still hazardous. Only visual inspection can be operated. •...
6.2 Replacement Kits and Accessories The DC EVSE offers the following replacement kits and accessories. Replacement Kit List 7-inch LCD CCS1/CHAdeMO 65Amp (or above) DC charging connector & 4M charging cable Charging Cable Holder Emergency Stop Button Front Door 30kW DC PSU U-1K0100 MW Aux.
7. Limited Product Warranty The warranty period for this charger is two years. Any spare parts provided by sup - plier and used as replacements for repair are covered by a five-year guarantee. Replacement and repair parts manufactured by alternative manufacturers to those on the maintenance parts are only allowed if authorized by supplier.
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Any remedy hardware product will be warranted for the remainder of the original warranty period or 90 days from delivery to the customer, whichever is longer. In order to receive the remedy set for above, you must contact supplier during the warranty period and provide the model number, series number, proof of purchase, and date of purchase.
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