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- Page 1 Connectivity Guide VersiCharge VersiCharge AC Wallbox IEC version (8EM1310-...0.-...) Edition 12/2021 siemens.com/versicharge...
- Page 2 VersiCharge Connectivity Guide Introduction Safety instructions Connectivity Applications VersiCharge Connectivity Guide Connecting the VersiCharge AC charging unit to the Siemens Device Management cloud Getting Started Feasibility Connection to an operator backend system 12/2021 A5E51237456-AA...
- Page 3 Note the following: WARNING Siemens products may only be used for the applications described in the catalog and in the relevant technical documentation. If products and components from other manufacturers are used, these must be recommended or approved by Siemens. Proper transport, storage, installation, assembly, commissioning, operation and maintenance are required to ensure that the products operate safely and without any problems.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Installations in a parking deck .................... 20 4.3.3 Installation in the parking lot ..................... 23 Connecting the VersiCharge AC charging unit to the Siemens Device Management cloud ....26 Introduction ........................26 Creating an account in the Siemens Device Management ........... 26 Selecting VersiCharge in the app .................. - Page 5 Table of contents Integration tests with the backend operator ............... 29 Assigning VersiCharge to the backend operator ..............29 Optional: Replacing the SIM card: ..................29 Index ..............................30 VersiCharge Connectivity Guide Getting Started, 12/2021, A5E51237456-AA...
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Page 6: Introduction
To this end, the basic options of VersiCharge are demonstrated first. In the second step, we recommend options for the individual applications. We describe how to register VersiCharge in the Siemens Device Management Backend and illustrate the options for connecting VersiCharge to an operator backend. The Siemens Device Management, VersiCloud, always provides VersiCharge with the latest firmware without customers needing to take action. -
Page 7: Safety Instructions
Safety instructions General safety information This section contains important, generally valid information on: • Avoiding accidents or damage to property • Application planning • Mounting and installation • Operation • Maintenance and cleaning of the charging station • Disposal Read this section carefully and follow the safety regulations. This will minimize safety risks. Make your staff and customers aware of this section. - Page 8 Safety instructions 2.1 General safety information Qualified electricians are persons who can demonstrate a professional electrician qualification. These persons are authorized to commission, ground, and label devices, systems, and circuits in accordance with established safety practices and standards. Areas of application of the device •...
- Page 9 Safety instructions 2.1 General safety information Safety equipment To rule out hazardous conditions, it is strictly prohibited to change, remove, bypass, or override safety devices. Failure to follow these instructions may result in hazardous situations that could cause death or serious injury. Risk of explosion and fire Do not store or use flammable liquids that produce flammable fumes, such as gasoline or ethanol, in the vicinity of the charging station.
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Page 10: Security Information
In order to protect plants, systems, machines, and networks against cyber threats, it is necessary to implement – and continuously maintain – a holistic, state-of-the-art industrial security concept. Siemens’ products and solutions constitute one element of such a concept. Operators of the charging station are responsible for preventing unauthorized access to their plants, systems, machines, and networks. -
Page 11: Connectivity
2. Parent devices also include a 3GM mobile wireless modem. This results in different possible connectivity levels, providing a variety of choices. • Level 1 (blue/gray) – Connectivity of VersiCharge devices via the Internet with Siemens Device Management and operator backend • Level 2 (green) –... -
Page 12: Level 1: Connectivity To The Internet
3.2 Level 1: Connectivity to the Internet Level 1: Connectivity to the Internet Connectivity between VersiCharge and the Internet is possible via multiple connection channels and ensures that VersiCharge is connected to the Siemens Device Management: 1. WiFi connection 2. Ethernet connection 3. -
Page 13: Decision Tree For Connecting Versicharge To Siemens Device Management
Connectivity 3.4 Decision tree for connecting VersiCharge to Siemens Device Management Decision tree for connecting VersiCharge to Siemens Device Management Child devices are equipped with Wi-Fi, Ethernet and serial communication to connect the device to the internet or to a parent device for the internet connection. - Page 14 Connectivity 3.4 Decision tree for connecting VersiCharge to Siemens Device Management Note Without Internet connection, the VersiCharge Wallbox can be used, but without the following features: • Automatic firmware update • App use – Status display in the VersiCharge app –...
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Page 15: Applications
A smart charging unit for residential use should be connected to the home Wi-Fi network and the Siemens Device Management website to receive the latest updates for the charging unit. Siemens also offers a charging unit for residential use without communication. - Page 16 Applications 4.2 Installation in single-family home (garage or carport) There are several conceivable scenarios: • Figure 4-1: A child device that is connected via Wi-Fi signal (see Connection via WiFi (Page 27)) or Ethernet (see Connection via Ethernet (Page 27)). ①...
- Page 17 Applications 4.2 Installation in single-family home (garage or carport) • Figure 4-3: Two smart charging units for residential use, each of which is connected via Ethernet to the home network (see Feasibility (Page 27)). ① WiFi connection ② Ethernet connection ③...
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Page 18: Multi-Family Homes Or Condominiums, Townhouses And Apartments
Applications 4.2 Installation in single-family home (garage or carport) 4.2.3 Multi-family homes or condominiums, townhouses and apartments Here, we are looking at setup scenarios in outdoor areas, multi-story homes, underground parking decks and underground garages without sufficient wireless coverage. You can install commercial VersiCharge charging units in a parking deck or the garage of a multi-family home. - Page 19 Applications 4.2 Installation in single-family home (garage or carport) • Figure 4-6: A parent device that is connected to the internet via Ethernet can serve as a Wi-Fi access point for up to nine child devices. This method reduces installation costs and installation times.
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Page 20: Installation In A Company Parking Deck Or Parking Lot
Applications 4.3 Installation in a company parking deck or parking lot • Figure 4-7: A parent device that is connected to the internet via mobile wireless can serve as a Wi-Fi access point for up to nine child devices. (see Feasibility (Page 27)) ①... -
Page 21: Installations In A Parking Deck
Applications 4.3 Installation in a company parking deck or parking lot 4.3.2 Installations in a parking deck When installing VersiCharge devices in a parking deck, the key challenge is signal blocking by the building. There are several possible scenarios for installing a VersiCharge in a parking deck: •... - Page 22 Applications 4.3 Installation in a company parking deck or parking lot • Figure 4-9: If the wireless signal strength in the parking lot is not sufficient, a parent device can be installed and connected to the internet via a copper Ethernet connection. The parent device supports up to nine commercial child devices via Wi-Fi;...
- Page 23 Ethernet connection to a building hub/switch. The standard copper Ethernet network covers a distance of up to 328 ft (100 meters). (necessary/possible steps: Creating an account in the Siemens Device Management (Page 26), Connection via WiFi (Page 27), Connection via Ethernet (Page 27), AUTOHOTSPOT) ①...
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Page 24: Installation In The Parking Lot
Applications 4.3 Installation in a company parking deck or parking lot 4.3.3 Installation in the parking lot There are several possible scenarios for installing a VersiCharge in an open area, such as a large company car park: • Figure 4-11: A commercial child device works best in parking lots. It can be connected via Wi-Fi to a parent device with mobile wireless connection. - Page 25 Applications 4.3 Installation in a company parking deck or parking lot • Figure 4-12: In parking lots without mobile wireless connection, a commercial parent device can be connect to the LAN of the building via a copper Ethernet connection. The parent device supports up to nine commercial child devices via Wi-Fi;...
- Page 26 Wi-Fi signal to ensure that a good signal strength exists between the devices and the Wi-Fi receiver of the building (necessary/possible steps: Creating an account in the Siemens Device Management (Page 26), Connection via WiFi (Page 27), Connection via Ethernet (Page 27), AUTOHOTSPOT).
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Page 27: Connecting The Versicharge Ac Charging Unit To The Siemens Device Management Cloud
Siemens Device Management cloud Introduction The scope of supply of all VersiCharge charging units includes the Siemens Device Management. It offers remote support and automatic firmware upgrades with the option of upgrading your charging units depending on your management requirements. If you want to use this service, you must activate it by creating an account. -
Page 28: Feasibility
WiFi signal can be boosted using a WiFi repeater. For the connection via WiFi, the desired network is selected and the correct password is entered using the app and registered in Siemens Device Management. Note Enable WiFi search in the settings of the app... -
Page 29: Connection Via Mobile Wireless
VersiCharge devices are commissioned one after the other via Wi-Fi, Ethernet or mobile wireless connections. More information is available in the PC tool configuration video or in the instruction (see SIOS (https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/de/de/view/109798469/en)). VersiCharge Connectivity Guide Getting Started, 12/2021, A5E51237456-AA... -
Page 30: Connection To An Operator Backend System
Connection to an operator backend system Introduction The OCPP parameters are set via the Siemens Device Management. The data stored there is then transferred to the successfully connected and registered charging station. Integration tests with the backend operator It is only possible to connect the VersiCharge with operator backends that have already successfully passed integration tests. - Page 31 Index Connection paths, 11 Connectivity, 11 Decision tree, 12 VersiCharge Connectivity Guide Getting Started, 12/2021, A5E51237456-AA...