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--- wiki:20_rdc_charger:35_commissioning:start [2023/03/31 10:07] – ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation saso.santelj
+++ wiki:20_rdc_charger:35_commissioning:start [2023/05/26 13:04] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ====== Commissioning ======
-Strictly follow [[wiki:20_rdc_charger:10_safety_instructions:start|Safety instructions]]!
+when the charger is mounted (on wall or freestanding set) , properly connected, we can continue with the commissioning.
-===== Mounting =====
+Strictly follow [[wiki:20_rdc_charger:10_privacy-safety:start|Safety instructions]]!
-Mount RDX Charger (EVSE), [[wiki:20_rdc_charger:03_hardware:20_pm1|PM1-E-D]] & [[wiki:20_rdc_charger:03_hardware:21_pm3|PM3-E-D]] power sensor as well as [[wiki:20_rdc_charger:03_hardware:22_wm-1|WM-1]] & [[wiki:20_rdc_charger:03_hardware:23_wr-1|WR-1]] to a suitable place. For more details, please read [[wiki:20_rdc_charger:03_hardware:start|Hardware]].
+:!: **Once RDC Charger is configured, it does not require further connection to internet or configurator for normal operation !**
-===== Wiring =====
+===== Configuration=====
-Connect EVSE to the home LAN. Wire WM-1 module with power sensor and WR-1 relay with device (e.g. heat pump, el. radiator). For more details, please read [[wiki:20_rdc_charger:05_wiring:start|Wiring]].
+Install and run [[wiki:20_rdc_charger:30_software:start|RDC Charger]] on your PC. Use **autodetect** button to discover EVSE in local network. Enter **names**, choose **icons** for all sources and consumers.
-===== Configuration=====
-Install and run [[wiki:20_rdc_charger:06_software:start|RDX Charger]] on your PC. Use **autodetect** button to discover EVSE in local network. Enter **names**, choose **icons** for all sources and consumers. Add WM-1 and WR-1 module by running **WM / WR binding** and press **Scan w-less dev.** for power sensors and wireless relay.
 ==== Setting device management features ====
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   * **timetable checkbox**: enable or disable the timetable for each device.
-{{wiki:rdx_charger:hems_config_consumers.png?direct&400}}
+{{wiki:20_rdc_charger:hems_config_consumers.png?direct&400}}
 ==== Enable power sensor from compatible systems ====
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 ==== Internet access ====
-RDX Charger is connected to the internet via IOT-L2-2 linker.
+RDC Charger is connected to the internet via IOT-L2-2 linker.
 ==== Digital output ====
-RDX Charger is supporting up to 8 digital outputs by [[wiki:20_rdc_charger:03_hardware:23_wr-1|WR-1]] module (WR 1..WR 8).
+RDC Charger is supporting up to 8 digital outputs by [[wiki:20_rdc_charger:15_hardware:23_wr-1|WR-1]] module (WR 1..WR 8).
-  * [[wiki:20_rdc_charger:06_software:start#hems_configurator|HEMS Configurator]] -> settings page, define digital output for consumer (e.g. Digital-2 & Digital-3),
+  * [[wiki:20_rdc_charger:30_software:start#hems_configurator|HEMS Configurator]] -> settings page, define digital output for consumer (e.g. Digital-2 & Digital-3),
-{{wiki:rdx_charger:hems_config_digital_output.png?direct&800}}
+{{wiki:20_rdc_charger:hems_config_digital_output.png?direct&800}}
-  * [[wiki:20_rdc_charger:06_software:start#hems_configurator|HEMS Configurator]] -> home page, toggle ON/OFF states for digital-2 and digital-3.
+  * [[wiki:20_rdc_charger:30_software:start#hems_configurator|HEMS Configurator]] -> home page, toggle ON/OFF states for digital-2 and digital-3.
-{{wiki:rdx_charger:hems_home_toggle_digital_output.png?direct&800}}
+{{wiki:20_rdc_charger:hems_home_toggle_digital_output.png?direct&800}}
 **Note**: Nominal power **P nominal** is suitable for consumer(s) without connected power sensor. It is used for consumed energy calculation during active mode.
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 ==== IO mux ====
-[[wiki:20_rdc_charger:06_software:start#hems_configurator|HEMS Configurator]] -> IO mux page allows setting of output types for WR-1 module(s):
+[[wiki:20_rdc_charger:30_software:start#hems_configurator|HEMS Configurator]] -> IO mux page allows setting of output types for WR-1 module(s):
   * WR 1 -> to Router reset, when conditions for router reset are met, WR 1 module will change relay state (turns ON/OFF router wired to WR module),
   * or when WR 5 -> Digital-2, it means that change of digital2 (consumer 2) reflects on WR 5 relay state.
-{{wiki:rdx_charger:hems_io_mux_example.png?direct&400}}
+{{wiki:20_rdc_charger:hems_io_mux_example.png?direct&400}}
 ==== Permanent memory ====
-[[wiki:20_rdc_charger:06_software:start#hems_configurator|HEMS Configurator]] -> settings page -> save paramenters\\
+[[wiki:20_rdc_charger:30_software:start#hems_configurator|HEMS Configurator]] -> settings page -> save paramenters\\
-After parameters modification, it is necessary to save changes to the permanent memory since at startup RDX Charger always reads parameters from the permanent memory.
+After parameters modification, it is necessary to save changes to the permanent memory since at startup RDC Charger always reads parameters from the permanent memory.
-{{wiki:rdx_charger:save_parameters.png?direct&500}}
+{{wiki:20_rdc_charger:save_parameters.png?direct&500}}
 ==== Backup / restore to PC ====