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EVlink Smart Wallbox using connectorId 10 and 11 instead of 0 and 1
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Posted: 2025-06-2408:08 AM. Last Modified: 2025-06-2410:08 AM
EVlink Smart Wallbox using connectorId 10 and 11 instead of 0 and 1
Hi,
I have dozens of EVLink Smart Wallbox charging stations connected to an OCPP supervision system. I have verified that all of them communicate correctly except for 4 chargers that have ChargeBoxSerialNumber = 'EVB1A22P4ERI3N21184230110'.
These 4 chargers, instead of communicating connectorId=0 for charger messages and connectorId=1 for connector messages according to the OCPP protocol, use "10" and "11".
The chargers were on firmware version 3.3.0.15, and I had already updated to 3.4.0.1 (although I was unable to update to 3.4.0.10 due to a signature mismatch error). However, the issue persists.
@Louis_LEVEQUEany help on how to make the chargers use the correct connectorId 0 and 1 according to OCPP documentation?