Map charger data
Confirm status, meter values, transaction records, alarms and remote commands required by the operating platform.
Connect compatible EV chargers to a local CSMS using OCPP 1.6J or OCPP 2.0.1, then coordinate remote operation, payment and project API requirements before deployment.
The charger, communication controller, CSMS, payment route and customer-facing application are one operating chain. Protocol version, message scope, security, network access and responsibility must be documented together.
Confirm status, meter values, transaction records, alarms and remote commands required by the operating platform.
Select OCPP 1.6J or 2.0.1, define network and security settings, and validate the required message set in a test environment.
Coordinate HTTP or project API fields for web, app, QR or POS operation, then complete project-specific acceptance tests.
The final interface list is fixed during project review. Each connection point has an assigned owner, test environment and acceptance record.
Status · meter values · sessions · faults
OCPP 1.6J or 2.0.1 · remote commands · configuration
Web · app · QR · POS · operator reporting
Monitor charger availability, transactions and alarms; coordinate remote start, stop, configuration and approved update functions.
Use the customer or CPO backend when documentation, test access, authentication and required messages are available.
Define the QR or POS provider, settlement party, terminal requirements and data exchange before equipment configuration.
Delivered branding, documentation, integration and warranty scope are matched to the final order.
Relevant configurations can support OCPP 1.6J or OCPP 2.0.1. The selected charger controller, backend feature set and acceptance procedure are confirmed before quotation.
MAINERAY can coordinate integration after the CSMS documentation, test endpoint, credentials process, required messages and system responsibilities are provided.
Timing depends on the local bank or payment provider, API documentation, sandbox access, terminal compliance and acceptance testing. The schedule is confirmed for each project rather than promised as a fixed lead time.