Reboot Mobile Charger Connect

[HerrCooles]

Is it possible to reboot the Mobile Charger Connect via WLAN? Not directly on the Mobile Charger Connect, but via WLAN.

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[WasserGKuehlt]

Is it possible to reboot the Mobile Charger Connect via WLAN? Not directly on the Mobile Charger Connect, but via WLAN.

Reboot or switch through the various modes?

If the latter, I found this old screenshot but I don't have the corresponding request (not sure if you meant via UX or programmatically).

 

[W1NGE]

Is it possible to reboot the Mobile Charger Connect via WLAN? Not directly on the Mobile Charger Connect, but via WLAN.

Yes I think there is.

Log into it from your browser and search the menus.

Not something you typically need to do.

 

[HerrCooles]

Reboot, do not switch through the different modes. I could not find an option
For example, if there is an error. Or the loading process does not start.

 

[W1NGE]

Reboot, do not switch through the different modes. I could not find an option
For example, if there is an error. Or the loading process does not start.

Hmm in 3 years I've not rebooted or needed to.

I think you can also restart by touching the On button for at least 10 seconds.

 

[HerrCooles]

The reason I ask is that our Kangoo does not start charging when the batteries are too warm. It does not automatically charge when the batteries have cooled down. Therefore, my thought is whether you can restart the charger via WLAN or remotely to initiate the charging process?

 

[AndiL]

You can not reboot the device remotely. Why do you think a reboot would trigger the Kangoo to start charging then? Did you test this?

 

[HerrCooles]

The charging process starts automatically as soon as the Kangoo is plugged in. If the batteries are too warm, however, he does not. Not even later when the batteries have cooled down again. The Kangoo is fooled by the restart to be unplugged and plugged in again. No, I have not tested it yet.

 

[W1NGE]

The reason I ask is that our Kangoo does not start charging when the batteries are too warm. It does not automatically charge when the batteries have cooled down. Therefore, my thought is whether you can restart the charger via WLAN or remotely to initiate the charging process?

Sounds like an issue with your Kangoo that needs resolved first.

Unless your EVSE errors out the passage of time (to allow cooling) should automatically trigger the next charging cycle if within the programmed window.

 

[HerrCooles]

yes, that's what I mean. But he doesn't.
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