Connections On The Control Unit; Control Unit - Porsche Mobile Charger Plus Mode D'emploi

Network connection via Ethernet (alternative)
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Option 4: Charger and energy manager di-
rectly connected via PLC
As the energy manager has an integrated PLC
adapter, the charger and energy manager can also
be connected directly via PLC. Then, the energy man-
ager is again connected to the router via WiFi, PLC or
Ethernet.
As with options 2 and 3, your mobile device can
access the Web Application of the energy manager
(and the charger) via the router. The charger can
continue to be used via its buttons or the charger's
Web Application. However, this overrides the energy
manager's settings for limiting the charging current.
g Refer to chapter "Energy manager" on page 20.
Fig. 5 Charger and energy manager directly
connected via PLC (example application)
Porsche Mobile Charger Plus
A
Electrical Socket
B
Network connection via PowerLine (PLC)
C
PLC adapter
D
Network connection via Ethernet
E
WiFi router
F
WiFi
G
Mobile device
H
Energy manager
I
Network connection via Ethernet (alternative)
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Connections on the control unit

Fig. 6 Connections on the control unit
Supply cable
A
Vehicle cable
B
The supply cable is removed and plugged in at the
A
top of the control unit.
The vehicle cable is removed and plugged in at the
B
bottom of the control unit.

Control unit

Fig. 7 Control unit
A
CHARGE STATUS button with 50 % und 100 %
light indicators
B
ENERGY MANAGER light indicator
C
HOUSE CONNECTION light indicator
D
VEHICLE light indicator
E
CHARGER light indicator
F
MULTIFUNCTION BUTTON
Press the CHARGE STATUS button to select a charg-
ing power of 50% or 100% or to change to energy
manager mode. If you have an energy manager, in
this mode a connection to the energy manager is es-
tablished and its configured charging power is used.
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