Special Test Devices Or Test Software; Identification - Bender iONiX Light 25 Wallbox Manual

display in compliance with calibration regulations must be implemented as follows: Extract the measured
value data packets provided with the charging device signature via the Internet portal of the EMSP that
issued the means of identification to authorise the charging process and verify the signature by means of the
transparency and display (signature verification) software.
During the charging process, the progressing kWh display can also be observed through the window at the
front of the charging station on the display of the energy meter which complies with calibration regulations.
The measurement deviation of the charging device shall not exceed the value specified by the Measuring
Instruments Directive (MID), Annex V (MI003), Table 2, for DC energy meters of accuracy class A.
Invoice verification is tested as follows:
Obtain a record (consisting of several data packets with charging device signatures) that the EMSP makes
available to the customer via its portal together with the invoice; extract the data packets provided with the
charging device signature from the EMSP software, and verify the signature using the transparency and display
(signature verification) software.
The procedure for testing and invoice verification is described in further detail in the operating manual for the
customer.
9.1.1

Special test devices or test software

The following is required for testing the 6.8 devices covered by this TEC:
1. An electrical test load simulating an electric vehicle with which energy can be drawn from the charging
device with at least two different current intensity levels.
2. A cable adaptor simulating an electric vehicle that is plugged into the delivery point of the charging
station.
3. A DC working standard and power quality analyser connected between the adaptor referred to in point
2 and the test load referred to in point 1. The DC working standard and power quality analyser must be
metrologically traceable for the purposes of section 47 MessEG.
4. A computer connected to the internet to access the portal via which the EMSP makes the signed data
packets available to the customer (remote display). When the devices are tested prior to placing them
on the market (module D or F), a charging device operator and an EMSP may need to be emulated. The
computer must have an operating system that allows the use of the transparency and display software
to verify the signature of the data packets. The computer must be guaranteed to be free of malware and
the operating system must not be compromised. This can be done, for example, by booting the computer
for testing with a "live operating system" from a USB stick, for which it can be assumed with confidence
that the memory is not compromised because of its known origin and history. The Microsoft Windows
operating system is used as the lead operating system because of its widespread use.
5. The transparency and display (signature verification) software for visually checking the integrity of
transmitted data.
6. Means of identification to initiate the charging process at the charging device.
9.1.2

Identification

The software version of the charge controller is made available to the user via signed data packets by remote
display.
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