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1 year ago Hi Daniele,
You are right, in -2 there is no way to formally force a pause of the communication. I think there are only two options..
- is to do a renegotiation of the schedule and advertise a Schedule in the ChargeParameterDiscoveryRes that contains a long period with 0 W or close to it…that may trigger the Pause in the EV
- second is the one you mentioned and force the min the EVSE can do (possibly 0 W) in the charge loop.
Neither of the above methods is a guarantee that the EV will request a Pause, but at least you can influence the amount of power the EV will consume and by knowing more or less the standby power of the EV, you can keep the OBC on and yet avoid charging the EV. Unfortantelly, I dont think there is another way to do something that resembles pausing…
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As far as i understand from the ISO15118-2 normative there's no written way to suspend the charging process from the EVSE side. Setting power to zero is not going to work because the car during the charging loop is expecting to receive energy.
Does somebody know how it's possible to implement this behaviour in the project?
Thanks.
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As far as i understand from the ISO15118-2 normative there's no written way to suspend the charging process from the EVSE side. Setting power to zero is not going to work because the car during the charging loop is expecting to receive energy.
Does somebody know how it's possible to implement this behaviour in the project?
Thanks.