DEFA CLU MK1 Bedienungsanleitung

CLU®MK1 - Quick Guide

3CLU MK1 - Quick Guide

1 |INSTALL THE CHARGING STATION

2 |BUS COMMUNICATION WIRING

3 |INSTALL THE CLU

4 |CONFIGURATION

5 |TESTING AND VERIFICATION

6 |LABELING

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* The CPPS is a datasheet which describes how phase distribution, addresses etc. in a CLU facility must

be congured. It is includet with every CLU conguration and distributed by DEFA

1 IInstall the charging station

Install the charging stations in accordance with the Charge Point Parameter

Settings (CPPS)*.

Use a connection pattern with phase rotation to ensure an even load distribution

among the phases.

Make sure the power is turned off during the entire installation.

SINGLE PHASE CHARGING ON

A TN-GRID:

SINGLE PHASE CHARGING ON

A IT-GRID:

Addr.

L1 N L2 N L3 N L1 N L2 N L3 N

Addr.

L1 L2 L3 L1 L2 L3 L1 L2 L3 L1 L2 L3

Connect all charge points in

the same way:

Brown = L1, Black = L2,

Grey = L3, Blue = N

Create a xed phase

rotation at the output of

the fuses, or terminal

blocks, one rotation-step

per connected charge

point.

All phases may be

distributed with a regular

“L1-L2-L3-N” bus bar

suitable for 4-pole DIN

block devices.

PHASE ROTATION FOR THREE PHASE CHARGING ON A TN-GRID:

Addr.

L1 L2 L3 N L1 L2 L3 N L1 L2 L3 N

L1-L2-L3-N L2-L3-L1-N

L3-L1-L2-N

L2-L3-L1-NL1-L2-L3-N

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2 IBus communication wiring

Use CAT5/6 for bus wiring. Alternatively, a similar twisted pair cable can also

be used.

Make sure the total length of the communication cable does not exceed

150 meters.

Use one bus to connect controllers and RFID readers to the CLU. The energy

meters requires a separate bus connection.

CONNECT THE

COMMUNICATION WIRING:

BUS OUTBUS IN

CONTROL/RFIDENERGY METERCONTROL/RFIDENERGY METER

BM A B M A

CONTROL/RFID ENERGYMETERCONTROL/RFID ENERGYMETER

BUS IN BUS OUT

AMBAMBAMBAMB

CONTROL METER CONTROL METER

AMBAMBAMBAMB

BUS OUT

BUS IN

Manufactured

until June 2019

Manufactured

from July 2019

eRange Duo with

lid open

eRange Uno with

lid open

Connect the charging stations to the CLU

using a daisy chain topology.

The bus requires at least 3

conductors. 2 signal wires (A and

B) and 1 ground reference (M).

Use the connector inside the wall-

box to link the upstream and down-

stream charge points to the network.

Choose a colour code for each

terminal (A, B and M). Make sure

A and B are the same twisted pair.

Use the same colours throughout the

network to minimize the risk

of incorrect wiring.

CONNECT THE CLU NETWORK:

CONNECT THE BUS*:

2 4

CONTROL/RFID

CONTROL/RFIDENERGY METER

BUS OUTBUS IN

CONTROL/RFID ENERGY METER

CONTROL/RFIDENERGY METER

BUS OUTBUS IN

CONTROL/RFIDENERGY METER

BUS OUTBUS IN

CONTROL/RFIDENERGY METER

*For other combinations, see CLU MK1 installation manual chapter 9.

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7 8 9 10 7 8 9 10

7 8 9 10 7 8 9

Yellow B Terminal 8

Black M Treminal 7

Orange A Treminal 6

7 8 9 10 7 8 9 10

6 7 86 7 8

7 8 9 10 7 8 9 10

6 7 8 6 7 8

7 8 9 10 7 8 9 10

6 7 8 6 7

erminal 8

reminal 7

reminal 6

HOW TO CONNECT TO ENERGY METER IN THE CHARGING STATION:

The bus requires at least 3

conductors. 2 signal wires (A and

B) and 1 ground reference (M).

Use the connector inside the

wallbox to link the upstream and

down-stream charge points to the

network.

The energy meter requires the installing of a separate bus from the CLU

Choose a colour code for each

terminal (A, B and M). Make sure

A and B are the same twisted pair.

Use the same colours throughout

the network to minimize the risk

of incorrect wiring.

2 4

CONTROL/RFID

ENERGY METER

BUS OUTBUS IN

CONTROL/RFIDENERGY METERCONTROL/RFIDENERGY METER

7 8 9 10 7 8 9 10

7 8 9 10 7 8 9 1

Yellow B Terminal 9

Black M Treminal 10

Orange A Treminal 8

HOW TO CONNECT ENERGY METERS IN THE DISTRIBUTION BOARD:

THREE-PHASE ENERGY METER*

SINGLE-PHASE ENERGY METER*

USB-INTERFACE FOR ENERGY METERS

USB-terminals RS485 SINGLE-PHASE ENERGY METER* THREE-PHASE ENERGY METER*

Yellow BTerminal 8 Terminal 9

Black MTerminal 7 Terminal 10

Orange ATerminal 6 Terminal 8

Make sure A and B are the

same twisted pair. Use the

same colours throughout

the network to minimize the

risk for incorrect wiring.

Make sure A and B are

the same twisted pair.

Use the same colours

throughout the network

to minimize the risk for

incorrect wiring.

* The CLU only supports a specic type of three-phase and single-phase energy meters and is not

compatible with any other suppliers. Contact DEFA for specications.

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Connect the 5V power

supply to the CLU.

Connect 230V AC to the

primary side of the 5V

power supply.

Connect the USB interface

for controller/RFID bus to

one of the four USB ports

on the CLU.

When required; CLU Basic

can be connected online

through a LAN cable.

3 IInstall the CLU

Make sure the CLU is powered off before connecting the USB interface.

The SD card is congured specically for every single CLU. Make sure the

SD card is placed in the correct unit.

INSTALLING A CLU BASIC: 1

LVPS 5V

DC OK

5VDC

230VAC

34 AC

The SD card is inserted in the

slot on the top of the CLU, pins

facing outwards.

Connect the 12V power supply to

the modem.

Connect the 230V AC to the

primary side of the 12V power

supply.

Connect the antenna to the

modem.

Make sure to place the antenna

where there is sufcient reception.

Connect the USB-RS232 to one of

the four USB ports on the CLU.

HOW TO INSERT THE SD CARD:

INSTALLING A CLU COM:

Connect the 5V power supply and the

Controller/RFID by following steps

1 to 3 on the previous page.

LVPS 5V

DC OK

LVPS 12V

DC OK

5VDC 12VDC

230VAC 230VAC

4AC AC

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HOW TO INSERT THE SIM CARD INTO THE MODEM:

Push the SIM card lid in the

direction of the arrow on the lid

and remove it from the modem.

Push the SIM card tray in the

opposite direction as the lid and

lift it to open position.

Insert the SIM card into the SIM

card tray as illustrated.

Close the SIM card tray and slide

it back in position. A rm click will

conrm the correct position.

1 3

CLICK!

1 2 3 4

CONNECT ENERGY METER(S) IN THE DISTRIBUTION BOARD TO THE CLU:

The energy meter bus must be

connected together in a daisy

chain connection.

Connect the USB interface for the

energy meter(s) to one of the four

USB ports on the CLU.

The energy meter data requires

online connection, either through

LAN-cable or modem connection.

LVPS 5V

DC OK

5VDC

230VAC

AC 123

Select which Device type to

congure; Controller(EVCC2),

RFID reader or Energy Meter.

Click Scan bus to locate this

device in the charge point or on

the bus.

Select the device for

conguration.

4 I Conguration

Turn off the power to all devices in the network, except the device to be congured.

The SD card is congured specically for every single CLU. Make sure the

SD card is placed in the correct unit.

CONNECTING TO A DEVICE: 1

Install the DEFA Charge Point Congurator (CPC) on a Windows computer or

Android smartphone.

Connect the conguration kit to the bus or an individual charge point, and a

unit with the CPC software installed.

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CONFIGURE THE CONTROLLER:

CONFIGURE RFID READER TO CLU:

Set Mode to CLU.

Set the Address according to the

Charge Point Parameter Settings.

Set the Max current according

to the Charge Point Parameter

Settings.

Click Write to save settings.

Select Set to online to connect the

RFID reader to the CLU network.

Set the mode in the Controller settings

to RFID Standalone, then select this

as Device type.

CONFIGURE THE ENERGY METER:

When the RFID reader is

congured to Online, enter the

Address specied by the Charge

Point Parameter Settings.

Click Write to save settings.

Set the address specied by the

Charge Point Parameter Settings.

Make sure that Baud rate is set

to 38400, parity is set to NONE and

stop bits are set to 1.

Click Write to save settings.

When conguring an energy meter,

connect the conguration kit to the

energy meter bus.

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DEFA test box for charging station.

Art.nr.: 710253

5 I Testing and verication

While connected through the CPC, turn on all charging stations and scan bus to

conrm that all devices have the correct address.

When energy meters are installed, connect the CPC kit to the energy meter bus to

conrm that all devices have the correct address.

Conrm that all charge points begin charging when connected to a vehicle or a test

box.

If the charging station is congured for online connection, contact DEFA support to

verify connection to the back-end system.

HOW TO LABEL AN ERANGE UNO FOR

CloudCharge®OR LADE I NORGE:

6 ILabeling

Make sure the wallbox is clean and dry before labeling.

Fasten the sticker from top to bottom, smooth it out to avoid bubbles.

ELISABETH

til 59 44 15 56

SMS

LINA

til 59 44 15 56

SMS

Velkommen

For å lade her må du laste ned

CloudCharge-appen. Registrer

bruker og legg inn betalingskort.

RFID

Hold RFID-kort/brikke

foran RFID-symbolet

nedenfor for å starte lading.

Ditt RFID-kort/brikke må være

registrert i CloudCharge-appen.

CloudCharge-appen

Se [navn] ved uttaket.

eller

Start lading med

SMS

Se [navn] ved uttaket.

Send SMS med uttakets

[navn] til tlf: 59 44 00 63

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HOW TO LABEL AN ERANGE DUO FOR

CloudCharge OR LADE I NORGE:

25 mm

43 mm 43 mm

ELISABETH

til 59 44 15 56

SMS

LINA

til 59 44 15 56

SMS

Velkommen

For å lade her må du laste ned

CloudCharge-appen. Registrer

bruker og legg inn betalingskort.

RFID

Hold RFID-kort/brikke

foran RFID-symbolet.

Ditt RFID-kort/brikke må være

registrert i CloudCharge-appen

SMS

Se [navn] ved uttaket.

Send SMS med uttakets

[navn] til tlf: 59 44 00 63

CloudCharge-appen

Se [navn] ved uttaket.

eller

Start lading med

Hold RFID-kort/brikke foran her

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