Circontrol Wallbox eHome CCL-eHOME Series User manual

User Manual
Wallbox
eHome
CCL-eHOME Series

Wallbox eHome
User Manual
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V1.5, Edition July 2020

1 — So, hello!
2 — Operating Instructions
3 — Need Help?
Here’s your
guide to use
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What’s included:
Charge Point Installation
Manual
SHORT DESCRIPTION
The Wallbox eHOME charging system is specially designed to be easily
installed both in outdoor and indoor private car parks, in order to charge all
the EV brands of the market in MODE 3 (according to European standard IEC
61851-1), by just connecting either its tethered cable with a type 1 or type 2
connector or connecting the EV cable into the charger socket type 2.
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Overview
(*) Plugs may vary depending on the model
1 — Circontrol Logo
2 — Status RGB LED light bar
3 — Front cover
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4 — Company Logo
5 — Frame
6 — Socket
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Operating Instructions
1 — GREEN FIX BAR STATUS The Wallbox eHOME has a status LED
beacon. When it is in green colour, it means that the unit is available and ready
to start the charge .
2 — PLUG To start a new charge transaction, plug the Wallbox eHOME
conector into your car and in the Charge Point if it is necessary ( depending
on the model)
3 — BLUE DYNAMIC BLINKING LED STATUS . The status LED
light bar turns into blue, The WallBox eHOME starts the charging process, While
charging the EV, the LED light bar will be flashing continuously.
2.1 Charging procedure

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4 — BLUE FIX LED STATUS When the EV is fully charged, the charging
process ends up and the status LED light bar stops flashing and remains fix in blue.
5 — UNPLUG At this moment you can unplug the vehicle connector and of
the Charge Point if it is necessary.
6 — GREEN FIX LED STATUS Once the cable is disconnected, the LED
light status bar turns back into green. In this status, the Charge Point is available
to start a new charging process, whenever it is required.

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2.2 Status LED light error’s
1 — VENTILATION REQUIRED ERROR • In some old EVs,
this state means that there are some gases coming out from the batteries. So,
an external ventilation in the car park might be required. If it were the case, the
status LED light would turn into red and keep blinking permanently.
2 — PILOT ERROR
When the Charge Point is connected to the EV, a Pilot short-circuit to earth may
occur. Then, the status LED light bar turns into red and flashes in a sequence of
two blinks.
The Wallbox eHOME is capable to detect the following operating errors:
- Ventilation required error
- Control Pilot
- Proximity error
- Negative PWM error
- Maximum output current MiniDipswitch error
- Temperature error
Whatever the error case is, the Charge Point will stop charging and technical
assistance will be required, except from the temperature error. In this last case,
the Charge Point starts charging when the operating temperature is reached
again.
In the following sections it will be explained how the Wallbox eHOME indicates
the above-mentioned errors and the actions taken by the Charge Point.
1 Blink Sequence
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3 — PROXIMITY ERROR When the Charge Point is connected to the EV,
a Proximity short-circuit to earth may occur. Then, the status LED light bar turns
into red and flashes in a sequence of three blinks.
4 — NEGATIVE PWM VOLTAGE ERROR • When the Charge
Point is connected to the EV, the PWM signal, used to communicate the Charge
Point with the EV, can be negative. Then, the status LED light bar turns into red and
flashes in a sequence of four blinks
5 — MAXIMUM OUTPUT CURRENT ERROR. If this on-board
current limit selection is not set up according to the hardware features, the
Charge Point detects it and shows this error. In this case, the status LED light bar
turns into red and flashes in a sequence of five blinks..
6 — TEMPERATURE ERROR • When the Charge Point temperature is
below a certain value, it is detected by the Charge Point. In this situation, the status
LED light bar turns into orange blinking.In the meantime, if the Charge Point is
supplied with heater (optional), it starts heating the inside components until the
operating temperature is reached. Then the Charge Point starts charging again.
3 Blink Sequence
4 Blink Sequence
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1 — FIRMWARE VERSION When the unit is booting, the LED bar
will show the firmware version in orange. The first digit of the version will be
shown as a certain number of blinking of the first LED, as many times as the
digit indicates, and the second digit will be displayed by the last LED blinking
accordingly to what the second digit indicates (i.e. for version 1.6, you will see
one blink at the first LED and six at the last LED).
2.3 Firmaware Version

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Need help?
In case of any query or need further information, please
contact our Post-Sales Department.
([phone] ([phone]
[e-mail] circontrol.com

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CIRCONTROL
WALLBOX EHOME SERIES
INSTALLATION MANUAL
A comprehensive guide on how
to use your Wallbox eHome.
V1.0, August edition 2020
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