What to do if Blink IQ 200 Automobile Accessories is not within hours of operation?
If the Blink Automobile Accessories station is not within its hours of operation, wait until the station opens at the time displayed on the top-right of the screen. You can also touch 'Hours of Operations' for more information.
General safety precautions and hazard avoidance guidance for using the Blink Charger.
Guidelines for authorized personnel regarding repair and maintenance of the device.
Visual identification of different Blink IQ 200 models and their key components.
Detailed technical specifications for various Blink IQ 200 models.
Pre-installation checks, safety warnings, and grounding requirements.
List of necessary tools and parts for the installation process.
Step-by-step instructions for physically mounting and connecting the charger.
Initial steps for connecting to the Blink Charger's network and accessing its interface.
Procedure for logging into the Blink Charger's web portal using credentials.
Navigation and description of the main menu items available on the web interface.
Details on accessing and using the configuration options within the web portal.
Steps to access and utilize maintenance functions like rebooting or firmware upgrades.
How to view the status of the Local Load Management system.
Accessing and managing security settings, including password changes.
Setting and viewing the operational hours for the charging station.
Configuring default parking and usage prices for the charger.
Accessing functions for internal quality testing purposes.
Displaying and understanding the charger's factory-configured information.
Configuring the charger's connection and identity for central system integration.
Configuring network settings, including IP addresses and connectivity modes.
Settings related to the Open Charge Point Protocol for communication.
Performing basic commands like rebooting or resetting the charger to default settings.
Process for updating the charger's firmware to the latest version.
Overview of the Local Load Management status and charger roles.
Table displaying group information when the charger acts as a master.
Procedures for changing user passwords for the charger's interface.
Setting and viewing the weekly schedule for charger availability.
Configuring the default pricing structure for parking sessions.
Configuring the default pricing structure for energy usage.
Accessing internal functions for quality assurance testing.
Explains the meaning of various LED indicators on the charger.
Step-by-step guide on how to connect an EV and initiate the charging process.
Instructions on how to safely disconnect the EV and end a charging session.
Information on how charging sessions are interrupted and handled.
Details on the charger's automatic restart behavior after temporary interruptions.
How the charger resumes operation after a power interruption.
Actions to take when the station is disabled and out of service.
Actions to take when the station is undergoing internal maintenance.
What to do if trying to use the station outside its operating hours.
Viewing the detailed operating hours of the station.
Guidance when the station is nearing its closing time.
Steps to resolve issues with reading payment cards.
Actions to take when a payment card is declined.
Troubleshooting for invalid or expired Blink Codes.
Steps for when Blink Code access is temporarily unavailable.
What to do if an invalid Blink Unit is selected.
Actions if the selected Blink Unit is already in use or unavailable.
Handling a fault condition where the system attempts an automatic reset.
Handling a fault condition requiring manual reset.
Handling a fault condition where the system waits to clear the fault.
Contact information for assistance if the charger is not operational.
General safety precautions and hazard avoidance guidance for using the Blink Charger.
Guidelines for authorized personnel regarding repair and maintenance of the device.
Visual identification of different Blink IQ 200 models and their key components.
Detailed technical specifications for various Blink IQ 200 models.
Pre-installation checks, safety warnings, and grounding requirements.
List of necessary tools and parts for the installation process.
Step-by-step instructions for physically mounting and connecting the charger.
Initial steps for connecting to the Blink Charger's network and accessing its interface.
Procedure for logging into the Blink Charger's web portal using credentials.
Navigation and description of the main menu items available on the web interface.
Details on accessing and using the configuration options within the web portal.
Steps to access and utilize maintenance functions like rebooting or firmware upgrades.
How to view the status of the Local Load Management system.
Accessing and managing security settings, including password changes.
Setting and viewing the operational hours for the charging station.
Configuring default parking and usage prices for the charger.
Accessing functions for internal quality testing purposes.
Displaying and understanding the charger's factory-configured information.
Configuring the charger's connection and identity for central system integration.
Configuring network settings, including IP addresses and connectivity modes.
Settings related to the Open Charge Point Protocol for communication.
Performing basic commands like rebooting or resetting the charger to default settings.
Process for updating the charger's firmware to the latest version.
Overview of the Local Load Management status and charger roles.
Table displaying group information when the charger acts as a master.
Procedures for changing user passwords for the charger's interface.
Setting and viewing the weekly schedule for charger availability.
Configuring the default pricing structure for parking sessions.
Configuring the default pricing structure for energy usage.
Accessing internal functions for quality assurance testing.
Explains the meaning of various LED indicators on the charger.
Step-by-step guide on how to connect an EV and initiate the charging process.
Instructions on how to safely disconnect the EV and end a charging session.
Information on how charging sessions are interrupted and handled.
Details on the charger's automatic restart behavior after temporary interruptions.
How the charger resumes operation after a power interruption.
Actions to take when the station is disabled and out of service.
Actions to take when the station is undergoing internal maintenance.
What to do if trying to use the station outside its operating hours.
Viewing the detailed operating hours of the station.
Guidance when the station is nearing its closing time.
Steps to resolve issues with reading payment cards.
Actions to take when a payment card is declined.
Troubleshooting for invalid or expired Blink Codes.
Steps for when Blink Code access is temporarily unavailable.
What to do if an invalid Blink Unit is selected.
Actions if the selected Blink Unit is already in use or unavailable.
Handling a fault condition where the system attempts an automatic reset.
Handling a fault condition requiring manual reset.
Handling a fault condition where the system waits to clear the fault.
Contact information for assistance if the charger is not operational.
General| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth |
|---|---|
| Connector Type | SAE J1772 |
| Category | Level 2 EV Charger |
| Voltage | 240 volts |
| Compatibility | SAE J1772 EVs |
| Installation | Wall-mounted |
| Wi-Fi Connectivity | Yes |
| Enclosure Rating | NEMA 3R |
| Display | LCD |
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