Reference Documentation

AC19L User Manual

Recommended Tools

• Torx T20 Screwdriver
• Laptop with ethernet capabilities, or with adapter for ethernet
• RJ45 Ethernet cable
• RS232 cable

Logging into the charger

Step 1

Wi-Fi method:

Connect to the Wi-Fi source the station is broadcasting. The Wi-Fi name and password are based on the serial number of the unit, which can be found on a sticker on the right hand side of the station. The Wi-Fi SSID/name will be "IC80A"+the serial number, & the default password will be the serial number+"@IC80A”.

For example, if the model serial number is:

• EX-1193-1A13-1-1234-2444

The SSID name would be:

• IC80AEX-1193-1A13-1-1234-2444

And the password would be:

• EX-1193-1A13-1-1234-2444@IC80A.

Ethernet Method:

Refer to section 5.1.2 / page 31 in the user manual.

NOTES:

• The name & password are both case sensitive, so it is recommended to type the serial number down & copy / paste it as necessary to avoid small errors.
• Your device will likely mention this connection has no internet, that is intended as your connection is local only.

Step 2

Ensure your TCP/IP settings on your computer are configured for automated IPv4 Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).

How to Change TCP/IP settings on Windows

How to Change TCP/IP settings on Mac

Step 3

Open a web browser and enter the AC19L IP address:

• Wi-Fi method: 10.10.0.1
• Ethernet method: 169.254.XXX.XXX - differs per unit, refer to user manual.

Step 4

Login to the charger with the default credentials;

• User Name: admin

• Password: howru2RU2IC3

Wi-Fi Setup

Step 1

Click on the Configuration and then Communication Settings.

Set Network Mode to Direct.

Set Group Use External Gateway to No.

Set Connectivity to Wi-Fi.

Step 2

Scroll down to Wi-Fi Settings. Scan for your Wi-Fi network using the button, or type in the SSID directly. Choose your Security type. Type in your Password. To finish, click the Apply button. Restart the charger.

If setup correctly, you should see the Wi-Fi Signal Strength display the strength of the wireless Wi-Fi signal in percentage (%).