Wallbox One TouchPoint — operating instructions

Operation · TouchPoint

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For the TouchPoint configuration. This guide describes operating Wallbox One with a touchscreen terminal. For the original configuration without TouchPoint, use the separate guide.

1. Introduction

Thank you for purchasing AgeVolt Wallbox One. This document provides the information needed to use the charging station for your electric vehicles (EVs).

1.1 General information

Keep the user manual throughout the product's lifetime and make it available to charging station users.
Some station images in this manual are illustrative; the actual product may differ from the one you use.
Images and instructions refer to a typical device design.
Your station may differ in design and supported functions.
Follow this manual's instructions. Failure to do so may create hazards or disable station safety features. Also observe safety precautions and accident-prevention measures appropriate to the situation.
Charging points (EVSEs) are exclusively for charging electric vehicles. Connecting other devices, such as power tools, is prohibited.
Follow this manual's procedures and safety instructions when using the charging station.
Failure to follow safety instructions can endanger life, cause injury or damage equipment!
The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage or injuries caused by failure to follow the user manual!

1.2 Safety instructions and warning symbols

Use the station only in perfect condition, with no visible damage. If in doubt, contact AgeVolt technical support.
Only authorized, qualified professionals should repair or maintain the station. Unauthorized repair or modification voids the manufacturer's warranty.
Unauthorized modifications or conversions are prohibited.
Do not remove labels, including safety symbols, warnings, power ratings, identification labels or cable labels.
Protect the charging station from impacts.
The station has no built-in switch. Always follow local rules and regulations for operating and using electrical equipment.
Use the station only within its specified operating parameters and ambient temperatures from −30°C to +50°C.
Do not use the station in adverse weather that could affect the vehicle or station. Do not open station covers in rain.
Warning symbols relating to potential hazards appear throughout the user manual.

The warning symbols have the following meanings:

Danger indicates an immediately hazardous situation that could cause death or serious injury if recommended measures are not followed.

Caution indicates that failure to follow recommended precautions may damage equipment.

1.3 Warranty

AgeVolt permits only routine station maintenance: cleaning and inspection by an electrical inspection technician.
Any other manipulation of the charging station voids its warranty.
Do not remove manufacturer seals. Removal invalidates warranty entitlement.

2. Charging station description

2.1 Socket version

2.2 Cable version

Wallbox One has one charging point (EVSE)
Wallbox One is available with a TYPE 2 socket or TYPE 2 charging cable.
This guide applies to the TouchPoint configuration. Direct payment-card functionality must be activated for the station configuration.

2.3. TouchPoint

Switching on and activating the display

TouchPoint starts automatically with the charging station. It is ready after station startup, although the display may normally enter energy-saving sleep mode.

Touch the screen to activate it.

The display shows the icon “Touch the screen”. Touching it displays further station instructions.

Always follow the current instructions shown on TouchPoint.

TouchPoint provides a straightforward user interface. All necessary steps appear on the display, so no settings outside the on-screen instructions are required.

2.4. Station status indicators

Two light strips beside TouchPoint indicate the station's current status.

Green indication means the station is ready for use and no charging is currently in progress.

Blue indication means charging is in progress. Blue light may also indicate charging progress or vehicle charge level.

Red indication means a fault or a state in which the station is not ready for normal use.

In that case, do not start charging; contact AgeVolt technical support.

AgeVolt helpdesk: +421 222 122 214.

2.5. Using TouchPoint for charging

Check that the station is ready. The indicator strips should be green.

1. Touch the TouchPoint display.

2. Follow the on-screen instructions.

3. Complete the required authorization or payment for the specific station.

4. Connect the charging cable to the vehicle, following the on-screen sequence.

5. During charging, monitor the display information and status indicators.

6. Follow the display instructions when ending charging.

The exact starting, authorization, payment and ending procedures depend on station configuration and operator settings.

2.6. Important notes

Operate TouchPoint only by touching the display with your finger. Do not use sharp objects, excessive force or tools that could damage the screen.

If the display is unresponsive, the station indicates a fault or charging does not start as instructed, do not attempt repairs yourself. Contact AgeVolt technical support at +421 222 122 214.

Available functions, payment methods, authorization methods and displayed information depend on the specific hardware version, software configuration and operating mode.

2.7. Acoustic signals

— A tone sounds when a display button is pressed

— A tone sounds when an RFID device is recognized

3. Charging station management

Authorized administrators manage MyAgeVolt-connected stations in the MyAgeVolt portal. According to their permissions, they configure access, sharing and charging prices or view reports.

Ordinary charging does not require opening the station's configuration interface. Follow TouchPoint instructions and the authorization methods allowed by the operator.

4. Professional settings and platform connection

This section is for administrators or service technicians. Availability of the local SmartSystem web interface depends on the specific installation. TouchPoint alone does not imply that the station contains the original SmartSystem and its interface.

OCPP connections are configured for the specific control unit and platform provider's details. Original SmartSystem webserver settings do not automatically apply to every TouchPoint variant.

If you are unsure about the configuration or access, ask the AgeVolt helpdesk. For the original station configuration, a separate operating guide without TouchPoint.

5. Charging authorization options

The station operator determines how charging starts. TouchPoint shows available options and their sequence.

Without authorization

If charging without authorization is permitted, follow the display instructions.

RFID card or fob

Use a card or fob authorized by the operator. Present it to the reader and follow the display instructions.

Application, QR code or payment card

At a station connected to MyAgeVolt, use supported charging-start methods. Find the charging point in the application or using its QR label. Ad hoc QR payment and payment-card use on TouchPoint depend on the specific station's settings.

RFID cards authorize charging. Direct payment by bank card at an activated terminal is a separate option.

6. Starting and ending charging

Follow the current TouchPoint instructions. Cable connection, authorization and payment order may vary with station settings.

Touch the display and follow its instructions.
Connect the cable and complete required authorization or payment in the displayed order.
After starting, monitor charging progress on the display.
End charging using the display or vehicle instructions. Depending on configuration, charging may also be stopped in MyAgeVolt. Then disconnect the vehicle cable.

For socket versions, also disconnect your own cable from the station afterwards. A cable configured for long-term locking may remain at the station. The administrator or AgeVolt helpdesk releases it for replacement.

7. Assistance if charging fails

If the display is unresponsive, the station indicates a fault or charging does not start, contact the AgeVolt helpdesk: +421 222 122 214.

Telephone assistance for charging failures is available 24/7. We help with settings and routine requests during working hours, 9:00–16:00, or through helpdesk@agevolt.com.

Provide the station or charging point identifier and describe the display message. Many issues can be resolved remotely or with the site's technical contact.

Do not open the station or attempt repairs yourself. A qualified professional checks internal protection and performs repairs.

8. Maintenance, repairs and care

8.1 Maintenance

The station generally requires minimal maintenance. AgeVolt recommends regular inspections according to local requirements by an authorized, qualified professional, particularly for public stations. Owners should perform regular visual checks and maintain good technical condition to prevent damage, faults or accidents.

8.2 Repair

Unauthorized station repairs are prohibited. Repairs should be performed only by a qualified electrician using original AgeVolt-approved spare parts.

8.3 Cleaning

If required, clean the station only with a dry cloth. Disconnect power while cleaning to avoid electric shock. Do not use a pressure washer or aggressive cleaning agents.

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