EO Charging App User Guide

2022

1.0 Introduction

Welcome to your new EV charge point, the EO Mini Pro 3. This guide will cover the registration process for the EO Mini Pro 3 using the “EO Charging” smartphone app.

The Homeowner will need to have the EO Charging app downloaded to their mobile device. The "EO Charging” app is available for both Android and iOS devices. If the app is yet to be downloaded, you can do so by heading to the EO website here: https://www.eocharging.com/download-app.

When setting up the charger for Wi-Fi make sure to have the home router username and password available.

Please note: The homeowner should position themselves next to the charger for carrying out the initial registration steps.

It is important to note that the information in this document is subject to change without notice as the EO Charging app evolves, please download the latest version from www.eocharging.com/support.

2.0 Getting to know the EO Charging app

  1. Access to scheduling
  2. Logging out of the app
  3. Home screen
  4. Settings and history
  5. Stop & start charging
  6. Tariff settings (where available)

Figure 1: EO Charging app dashboard.

The dashboard displays:

The app shows the current charging status, mode (e.g., Schedule), and the scheduled start time.

3.0 Initial registration of the EO Mini Pro 3

The following assumptions are:

Allow 10 minutes after charger power-up before you begin the registration process.

  1. Download and launch the EO Charging app on either your iOS or Android mobile device.
  2. Create a unique account by entering a valid email address and creating a password. Do not use an account already registered with another EO device.
  3. Accept the terms and conditions.

Figure 2: Registration email. Users are prompted to enter their email address.

Figure 3: Terms and conditions. Users must agree to terms and privacy policy.

4. A code will be sent to the email address you had entered. Enter this code into the app to verify the account.

Figure 4: One Time Passcode (OTP). A field to enter the verification code.

5. You are presented with a welcome page where you are required to scan the charger QR code on the card provided in the packaging or manually enter the charger serial number, resembling: eo-12345678901234

Figure 5: QR scanning. Options to scan the charge point or enter the serial number manually.

6. The app will now connect to the EO Mini Pro 3 via Bluetooth.

7. The charger will prompt you to select your home Wi-Fi router. Select your router from the list of devices found.

Figure 6: Home Wi-Fi selection. A list of available Wi-Fi networks.

8. Enter your router access credentials. These are what you normally use to add a device to your home Wi-Fi.

Note: If your device is already connected via LAN or GSM you can skip the Wi-Fi setup and continue.

9. Your Mini Pro 3 charger will now begin its registration and update process. This may take a few minutes to complete. If required, you can navigate away from the EO app as the process will not be interrupted.

Figure 7: Processing registration. Shows the charger setup progress.

10. The EO app will notify you when this process is complete and will prompt you to enter your details such as name, address, etc.

Figure 8: Successful registration. A confirmation message and a button to continue.

11. Your initial product registration is now complete and you can now continue and personalise your device.

4.0 Personalising your EO Mini Pro 3

Once the registration process is complete you are ready to personalise your Mini Pro 3.

  1. Enter a name for your charger. An example could be "Paul" or "Lisa's charger".
  2. Choose the charging mode required. Press the "Charging Mode” button or the "Clock" icon to enter the options. Two modes are available, "Auto" or "Schedule".
    • "Auto" mode will allow the charger to operate immediately when a vehicle is plugged in. This will depend on the "Random Delay” figure set when the charger was configured by your installer.
    • "Schedule" mode will only allow a charger session with the scheduled time window set.

Figure 9: Charge mode selection. Shows the current charging mode and options.

3. An override option is available and offers increments of 60 minutes, offering up to a maximum of 180 minutes, therefore if you have a schedule set, you can override the schedule by using this function.

Congratulations your new EO Mini Pro 3 is now ready to use.

Figure 10: Schedule charging. Allows setting custom charging schedules.

4.1 Additional Functions

There are other settings and functions which are available such as:

  • Schedule customisation
  • Viewing historic charge session data
  • Restricting charger operation

4.1.1 Customising a Schedule

1. Within the charging mode page select "Custom".

Figure 11: Custom schedule. Interface for setting custom charging times.

2. Set the time schedule required and add days of the week you wish the new schedule to apply. Save the new setting and return to the home screen.

If you wish to remove a saved schedule you can delete it from this screen by clicking "Delete schedule".

Figure 12: Customisation dial. Visual representation for setting charging hours.

4.1.2 Settings & History

1. To enter this section, select the "Settings & History" icon lower right on the home screen.

Figure 13: Settings. Shows options for Account, Charge point, and History.

2. Charge session history. Selecting "History" will provide access to historic charge session information. Charge sessions can be viewed by using one of two filters, "Latest" or "Month/Year".

Figure 14: Session history. Allows filtering charge sessions by date.

4.1.3 Account

1. Selecting "Account” provides you with the ability to edit your account details, change your app password or delete your account.

Figure 15: Account details. Options to edit account information, change password, or delete account.

4.1.3 Charge Point

1. Selecting "Charge Point” provides you with the ability to change the charge point name given.

2. You are able to lock the charge point thereby disabling it from charging by selecting the padlock icon.

3. You can update the Wi-Fi connection. This is useful if your home router details have changed and need to get the charger back online.

4. Clicking "Diagnostics” will display details about the device such as the app version number, the charger serial number, online status and your mobile device type.

Figure 16: Charge point details. Shows charger status, Wi-Fi settings, and diagnostics.

5.0 EO Mini Pro 3 Status Light

The EO Mini Pro 3 charger has a status LED on its front face providing the user with its current status. Below describe the interpreted LED flash codes.

5.1 Charger Status Light on Power-Up

The following LED sequence should be observed:

LED colour State Notes
Not illuminated Power off No power is available
LED solid white Initialising Initialising
LED pulses blue Ready The Mini Pro 3 has started up successfully and is ready to charge

5.2 Normal Operation

LED colour State Notes
LED pulses blue Ready Ready to charge
LED pulses green Cable is inserted EO Mini Pro 3 is communicating with the vehicle and trying to start a charging session
LED solid green Charging A charging session has started successfully (subject to randomised delay)
LED pulses blue Cable is removed Ready to charge
LED solid yellow Paused The EO Mini Pro 3 has been put on pause
LED pulses red Fault condition A fault has occurred

6.0 Technical Support

All EO Charging technical documentation is published in the EO support centre, this is found at: https://www.eocharging.com/support.

The EO Support team can be reached at:

Note: This document contains information that is subject to change without notice.

The latest version of this publication can be downloaded at: https://www.eocharging.com/support/home-charging/eo-mini-pro-3

Disclaimer: No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including, but not limited to, copying, recording, retrieving data, or computer networks without the written permission of EO Charging.


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