Initial Start-Up; Webui; Settings In The Webui For Dlm - Webasto Next Operating And Installation Instructions

9 | WebUI

WARNING
The DIP switches must be adapted to the upstream in-
stallation by a qualified electrician prior to initial opera-
tion.
D4 0= no unbalance load limit for single-phase charging.
1= unbalance load limit at 16 A and D1-D3 > 20 A (for
CH and AT).
D5 0= no unbalance load limit for single-phase charging.
1= unbalance load limit at 20 A and D1-D3 > 25 A (for
D).
D6 1= TN/TT system.
0= IT system (only single-phase connection possible).
WARNING
Only a qualified electrician may adjust the settings in
the Webasto Charger Setup app.
8.8

Initial start-up

8.8.1 Safety check
Document the results of the checks and measurements carried
out during initial start-up corresponding to the applicable in-
stallation requirements and standards.
The Webasto Charger Setup app supports you with checks dur-
ing initial start-up.
The local regulations relating to operation, installation and en-
vironmental protection also apply.
8.8.2 Start-up procedure
1. Remove material residues from the connection area.
2. Check that every screw is correctly tightened and every
clamp is correctly engaged.
3. Fit the lower cover.
4. Secure the bottom cover with the mounting screws; care-
fully tighten the mounting screws to the stop. See Fig. 5.
5. Switch on power supply.
– Start sequence is activated (duration up to 60 seconds).
– White chase light running up and down. See Fig. 11, op-
erating status N2.
Fig. 11
1. Check initial start-up and record the measured values in the
test log. The Webasto Charger Setup app can support you
in carrying out and documenting this. An EV simulator is
used for the measurement at the charging coupling.
2. Simulate and test the individual operating and protection
functions with the EV simulator.
3. Connect the charging cable to the vehicle.
– The LED changes from green (N3) to pulsing blue (N4).
See Fig. 22.
9 WebUI
The WebUI is a graphical user interface which a user can use to
interact with the system via a web browser.
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The WebUI can be accessed in the browser in the following
ways:
l With a WLAN connection to the hotspot in the wall box,
the WebUI can be accessed in the browser at the following
IP address: 172.20.0.1
l With a WLAN or LAN connection to the router, the WebUI
can be accessed in the browser at the following IP ad-
dresses:
– YYYYY (YYYYY --> IP address that has been assigned to
the wall box by the router)
– https://NEXT-WSXXXXXX (WSXXXXXX - Serial No.: see
type plate)
IP-Adresse: 172.20.0.1
Fig. 12
Login data:
l User name: admin
l Password : master password (see installation documenta-
tion)
172.20.0.1 oder YYYYY oder https://NEXT-WSXXXXX
Fig. 13
9.1

Settings in the WebUI for DLM

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The configuration of the DLM in the WebUI will be described
below. For more information see chapter 10, "Dynamic Load
Management – Stand-alone mode (DLM)" on page 13.
1. Select the HEMS tab in the WebUI.
2. Enable expert mode.
3. Under Mode, select DLM with external meter activated.
4. Under Connection type select LAN or WLAN.
5. Under Safe current L1/L2/L3 select the maximum possible
current when there is no connection to the smart meter.
6. Under External Meter IP enter the IP address for the
meter assigned by the router.
7. Under External Meter Module select the meter model.
8. Under External Meter Position select including wallbox
or excluding wallbox.
- https://WSNEXT-XXXXX
IP-Adresse:
- Wallbox IP-Adresse
HEMS / Smart
Meter
admin
Masterpasswort
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