Circutor RAPTION-150 Owner's manual

Raption 150 Series

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

(M291B01-03-21A)

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Revision log

Date Revision Description

07/20 M291B01-03-20A Initial Version

06/21 M291B01-03-21A Changes in the following sections:

2.C. - 6.C. - 7.D. - 9.C. - 10.

Disclaimer

CIRCUTOR, SA reserves the right to make modifications to the device or the unit specifications set

out in this instruction manual without prior notice.

CIRCUTOR, SA on its web site, supplies its customers with the latest versions of the device specifica-

tions and the most updated manuals.

www.circutor.com

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COPYRIGHT INFORMATION

This document is copyrighted, 2021 by CIRCUTOR. All rights are reserved. CIRCUTOR,

S.A. reserves the right to make improvements to the products described in this manual

at any time without notice.

No part of this manual can be reproduced, copied, translated or transmitted in any form

or by any means without the prior written permission of the original manufacturer.

Information provided in this manual is intended to be accurate and reliable. However,

the original manufacturer assumes no responsibility for its use, or for any infringements

upon the rights of third parties that may result from its use.

All other product names or trademarks are properties of their respective owners.

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Here is your manual

to use and configure

Raption 150 Series

Disclaimer .................................................................................................................................................3

Revision log...............................................................................................................................................3

Here’s your manual to use and configure Raption 150 Series.........................................................5

1.-So,hello!................................................................................................................................................8

2.-Features..............................................................................................................................................10

A. Main features..................................................................................................................................10

B. Overview...........................................................................................................................................11

C. Dimensions......................................................................................................................................12

D. Status Beacon lights......................................................................................................................13

E. Connectors.......................................................................................................................................14

3.- How ti use it?....................................................................................................................................18

A. General.............................................................................................................................................18

B. Starting a charging session..........................................................................................................21

C. Special events starting a charge.................................................................................................24

D. Stopping a charging session.......................................................................................................29

E. Charging information.....................................................................................................................31

F. Charging summary..........................................................................................................................32

G. Emergency button.........................................................................................................................33

H. Connectors status.........................................................................................................................34

I. Consulting the connectors status................................................................................................36

J. Errors................................................................................................................................................36

4.- How to configure it?........................................................................................................................42

A. Introduction....................................................................................................................................42

B. What is needed?............................................................................................................................43

C. Network topology..........................................................................................................................44

D. LAN connection procedure..........................................................................................................45

E. Setup Webpage .............................................................................................................................50

A) Dashboard .................................................................................................................................51

B) Network .....................................................................................................................................57

C) Modem .......................................................................................................................................59

D) Security .....................................................................................................................................60

E) Time ............................................................................................................................................61

F) Locale..........................................................................................................................................62

G) Integrations...............................................................................................................................63

H) Charge Point Configuration....................................................................................................64

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I) Tariffs............................................................................................................................................67

J) Services.......................................................................................................................................69

K) Configuration Update................................................................................................................71

L) Firmware.....................................................................................................................................72

5.- Teltonika RUT 240............................................................................................................................74

A. Introduction....................................................................................................................................74

B. Teltonika RUT240 configuration..................................................................................................75

6.-OCPP 1.5.............................................................................................................................................90

A. Introduction....................................................................................................................................90

B. Before starting.................................................................................................................................91

C. Configuration..................................................................................................................................93

D. Checkup.........................................................................................................................................101

7.-OCPP 1.6............................................................................................................................................102

A. Introduction..................................................................................................................................102

B. Before starting..............................................................................................................................103

C. License activation........................................................................................................................105

D. Configuration................................................................................................................................107

E. Checkup..........................................................................................................................................117

8.-Monitoring........................................................................................................................................118

9.-Output power setup........................................................................................................................120

A. Introduction...................................................................................................................................120

B. Power Modules operation...........................................................................................................121

C. Adjusting the output power........................................................................................................122

10.- Technical Data...............................................................................................................................128

Need help?.............................................................................................................................................131

Guarantee...............................................................................................................................................131

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This manual contains all the necessary information for the proper use of the Charge

Point and helps the user to perform charging with a high level of efficiency and safety.

The CIRCUTOR Charge Point provides a 150kW solution for chargin EVs. Its innovative

and original design provides a quick and intuitive way for recharging the electric

vehicles, according to the current regulations. It can carry out loads in direct current

(DC), either individually or simultaneously.

The unit integrates an intuitive user interface easy to use. It is an 8” touch screen by

which all necessary operations for recharging are performed. It has been designed

vandal-proof in compliance with all requirements regarding IK indices. In addition, the

Charge Point also has a communications system that allows monitoring and control

remotely via OCPP and use XML parameters while the recharging is being performed.

This feature provides an easy way to integrate the Charge Point into superior systems

that allow to the owner or system manager monitor it.

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• Compliant with IEC 61851; Electric vehicle conductive charging system

(IEC 61851-1 and IEC 61851-23).

• Compliant with IEC 62196; Plugs, sockets-outlets, vehicle connectors and

vehicles inlets, Conductive charging of electric vehicles (IEC 62196-1, IEC

62196-2 and IEC 62196-3).

• Compliant with CHAdeMO certification.

• Meets the CCS specification, DIN 70121

• RFID complies with ISO / IEC14443A / B / MIFARE Classic / DESFire EV1 /

ISO 18092 / ECMA-340 / NFC 13.56MHz

• ISO-15118 Ready

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So, hello!

Important safety instructions

• Read all the instructions before using

and configuring the Charge Point.

• Do not use the Charge Point for

anything other than electric vehicle

charging modes which are defined in

IEC 61851-23.

• Do not modify the Charge Point. If

modified, CIRCUTOR will reject all

responsibility and the warranty will be

void.

• Comply strictly with electrical safety

regulations according to your country.

• Do not make repairs or manipulations

with the unit energised.

• Only trained and qualified personnel

should have access to the electrical

parts inside the Charge Point.

• Check the installation annually by

qualified technician.

• Remove from service any item that

has a fault that could be dangerous

for users (broken connectors, caps that

don’t close...).

• Use only CIRCUTOR supplied spare

parts.

• Do not use this product if the enclosure

or the EV connector is broken, cracked,

open, or shows any other indication of

damage.

• Adaptors or conversion adapters and

cord extensions set are NOT allowed to

be used.

Read carefully all the instructions before using the

Charge Point.

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AMain features

• HMI: there is a TFT colour touch screen of 8 inches which is the interface between the

Charge Point and the user. Provides information about every step of the charge transaction.

Also includes the detail of the in progress charge transactions (SoC, charging time

remaining, etc).

• RFID: there is a radio frequency reader that allows user authentication to proceed with

the recharging of the electric vehicle. At the discretion of the facility operator, the user’s

recharge also can be allowed or denied.

• User Management: provides a database that associates users with one or more

identification cards, you can also assign consumption and charging logs.

• Beacons light: by a LED beacons located above connectors, it is indicated the charging

status of the socket/connector.

• Ethernet: the unit allows communicate using TCP / IP on an Ethernet network, giving

flexibility to the system operator and management of the Charge Point.

• Remote monitoring and control in real-time 3G/4G: it can be done via CIRCUTOR

software and also via OCPP integrations through the integrated router. In addition, by

using a standard Web browser, you can access to the Charge Point and adjust the settings

remotely.

• Historic charge transactions: the system is able to generate charging process reports,

according to the historical database of the Charge Point.

• Energy metering: two integrated meters are measuring power and energy consumed by

the EV during a charge session. Both meters are MID certified.

• OCPP integration: OCPP is a communication protocol between the Charge Point and

management platforms (BackOffice) for comprehensive management of charging. This

integration allows, among other things, management and user authentication as well as a

variety of parameters to monitor during a charge transaction’.

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Features

BOverview

Components can vary depending on the model

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5

4

6

8

7

3

10

9

11

2

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1.- Cover 2.- Courtesy Lights 3.- Screen 4.- CHA plug

5.- CCS plug 6.- RFID Reader 7.- Locking handle 8.- Front panel

9.- Antenna 10.- CCS/CHA cables 11.- LED beacons Light 12.-Front Door

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CDimensions

• Units specified in millimeters:

300

380

470

2070

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DStatus Beacon lights

Over each connector there is a beacon light, it indicates the state of charge in which the

socket/connector is located.

Colour Status Description

Green Available The connector or socket is available to start a charging

session

Blue Charging The connector or socket is performing a charging ses-

sion

Cyan Reserved

(OCPP 1.5)

The connector or socket has been booked by system op-

erator through OCPP

Red Error

The Charging Station indicates that the emergency

button has been activated or some error has occurred.

Check the HMI Screen and follow the instructions

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The Charge Point is equipped with two connectors of different load; these can recharge a

large range of vehicles:

• DC (Mode 4): CHAdeMO, Tethered cable, 3.4m. Until 125 A / 50 kW

• DC (Mode 4): Combo 2 (CCS), Tethered cable, 3.4m. Up to 250 A / 150 kW

EConnectors

The following considerations, before using this Charge Point, must be considered.

• Only DC CHAdeMO

• Only DC CCS2

• Simultaneous, CHAdeMO and CCS 2 connectors at the same time

Optionally, Charge Point can be configured to work without simultaneity. It is required a

specific configuration file.

To obtain the appropriate configuration file please contact CIRCUTOR Post

Sales Department.?

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DC Connectors Lock

If your Charge Point is equipped with the ‘Mechanical connector locking’ accesory at DC

holders, is not possible to pull back the connectors from holders without first unlocking it.

System consists on a sensor for connector detection and the lock mechanism. CHA connector

is locked by the Charge Point; CCS connector is locked by a piston.

Also, there is one Led over each holder indicating the lock state:

- Red → Connector locked

- Off → Connector unlocked

CHA Holder CCS Holder

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The connectors will be delivered right in the moment than the user push over the ‘Connector

touching button’ when choose the option in the HMI screen:

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The first time the Charge Point is powered on, the system will take around 10 seconds for

starting up, the screen will show next image:

In the lower right corner, it shows the firmware version. After that 10 seconds have passed,

the first screen that appears is the screensaver,

Tap over this screen, and the HMI will skip to the next screen:

AGeneral

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How to use it ?

At this new screen, the Charge Point is asking for showing the identification card or touch the

screen, as you can see there are two options.

The first option, showing the identification card, is the option that will let to initiate a ‘Charging

session’ to the user that has been registered in advance or has the identification card.

The second option, touch the screen, is only to get information about the connectors status

and the charging process so as to know the Charge Point availability but you cannot start or

do any action over the currently charging session.

Also, at this screen and during all the process is possible to change language, pressing on the

top of the screen over the ‘Flag’ touch symbol:

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Next screen will appear, press over your language’s flag:

This option will allow user to change the language ONLY for the current Charge Transaction.

When Charge Point returns to main or standby screen, it will return the default language,

which is configured in the Setup Webpage.

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