App icon of TerraConfig (per the existing caption): a white square with a short red horizontal bar at the top left and, below it, a black outline icon of a screwdriver and a wrench crossed in an X shape. No text is visible in the icon.

Screenshot of the login screen of the ABB TerraConfig app on a phone (dark theme, status bar 00:18, LTE, battery 19). Top right: language selector English with a right arrow. A short red bar, then the text Welcome to TerraConfig (large), with a grey and red dotted wave graphic at the right. Login card with heading Log in. Field: Email Address, placeholder Enter Email Address (empty). Field: Password, placeholder Enter Password (empty), with an eye icon on the right. Underlined link: FORGOT PASSWORD. White button: LOG IN (greyed text). Divider with the word or. Text: Need an account? followed by the underlined link SIGN UP. The lower part of the screen is empty dark background.

Screenshot of the dark-theme TerraConfig app dashboard on a phone. Status bar: time 00:18 with a location arrow, signal bars, LTE, battery showing 19 with a red edge. Hamburger menu icon at the top left. A short red horizontal bar, then the text "TerraConfig" and the large heading "Dashboard". Three black rounded menu cards, each with an icon on the left and a white arrow on the right: "Configure a charger" with the text "Connect to a charger and configure it" (sliders icon); "Prepare installation" with the text "Useful for chargers you want to install at a location with bad internet connection" (screen with lightning bolt and plug icon); "Update charger firmware" with the text "Install firmware updates without changing the configuration" (phone with chip and code symbol icon). Section heading "Latest installations" with a grey card whose content is covered by a white rounded box (hidden). Underlined link at the right: "SEE ALL INSTALLATIONS". White home indicator bar at the bottom.

Screenshot of the Connect to device screen in the ABB TerraConfig app on a phone (dark theme, status bar 00:18, LTE, battery 19). Top bar: menu (hamburger) icon, title Connect to device. Heading: Available devices list, with a barcode scan icon and a refresh icon on the right. One device card: device name starting TACW11402; red dot with No template available on the left; green dot with PIN provided on the right. The rest of the screen below the card is empty dark background.

Screenshot of a phone screen (dark theme, iPhone status bar showing 00:19, LTE, battery 19) in the ABB TerraConfig app, titled Configure a charger. Top bar: Back button, title Configure a charger. Device name row: Test, info icon on the right. Connection icons: Ethernet icon (grey), WiFi icon (green), mobile signal icon (grey); Bluetooth icon (green) with an underlined Disconnect link. Buttons: Save as a template, Choose template. Setting cards: User settable max current: 16 A of 16 A max charging current (highlighted with white outline). Location: - (highlighted with white outline). Name: Test. Firmware: v1.8.0, blue dot, New update available. Connections: WiFi, green dot, Configured. Free vending: blue dot, Deactivated. OCPP Server: ws://192.168.1.78:80/ocpp/1.6/json. Energy management: -, blue dot, Modbus not configured. Part of the page between Connections and Free vending was not covered by the views.

Screenshot of the OCPP server settings dialog in the ABB TerraConfig app on a phone (dark theme, status bar 00:19, LTE, battery 19). Top: Cancel (left), Save (right). Section tabs: Location, Name, Connections, Free vending, and a further tab cut off at the edge (starts with O, underlined as the active tab). Card Current configured server: Server Info: ws://192.168.1.78:80/ocpp/1.6/json; Custom. Toggle: Enable External Server, on (green). Red warning icon with text: Disabling an external server will remove the server configuration from the charger and reconnect it to the ABB server. When re-enabling, an external or custom server can be configured once again. Menu entries with right arrows: Available Servers (Select server); Custom server - available on your device only (Add and configure custom server). Below the card the screen is empty dark background.

Screenshot of the Energy Management dialog in the ABB TerraConfig app on a phone (dark theme, status bar 00:20, LTE, battery 19). Top: Cancel (left) and Save (right). Row of section tabs: Location, Name, Connections, Free vending, a further tab cut off at the edge (starts with O). Heading: Energy Management. Text: Indicate the value of the fuse that is used for the charger circuit. Slider: Amperage limit (6A-16A), red slider at the far right, value box 16. Text: Indicate the max current desired by the user. This can still be changed in the ChargerSync app. Second slider: Amperage limit (6A-16A), red slider at the far right, value box 16; small white marker above the slider end; legend entry Charging amperage. Setting: Electrical Grid Network Type with three options TT, TN (selected, black), Split phase, IT. Card: Modbus, text Use Modbus to connect the charger to a smart meter or building manager; toggle switch with knob on the left, off (grey), marked with a blue rounded rectangle. Some parts between the views are not covered.

Screenshot of the load management selection dialog in the ABB TerraConfig app on a phone (dark theme, status bar 00:21, LTE, battery 18). Top: Cancel (left), Save (right). Section tabs: Location, Name, Connections, Free vending, a further tab cut off at the edge (starts with O). Card Local Load Management: line icon diagram with a house icon above, a smart meter icon connected by a line labelled Modbus to a charger icon, which is connected by a Bluetooth symbol line to a phone icon. Card Cloud Load Management: line icons of a building, network (Ethernet), 4G and WiFi symbols, a cloud connected by a line to a laptop, and lines branching down to chargers; a second diagram part shows a meter icon connected by a line to three charger icons. Card Local Controller (heading): framed diagram with a building icon, a meter icon connected by a line to a controller box with a cloud symbol, which branches by lines to three charger icons. Text: Please select one of the following Modbus methods: two options, each with an empty radio button and a right arrow: Modbus RTU(RS485) with the text Configure Modbus; Modbus TCP/IP with the text Configure Modbus. Some parts between the views are not covered.

Screenshot of the Configure Modbus dialog in the ABB TerraConfig app on a phone (dark theme, status bar 00:21, LTE, battery 18). Title: Configure Modbus, with Cancel on the right. Subtitle: Local controller - Modbus RTU(RS485); Multiple chargers - charger as secondary. Card Communication Settings: Modbus Address: 1 (grey text in the input field); Baud Rate: 9600 (dropdown with down arrow); Parity: options None, Odd, Even, with Even selected (black); Stop Bit: options 1, 2, with 1 selected (black); Data Bit: 8. Red button at the bottom: SAVE. Some parts between the views are not covered.

Screenshot of the Configure Modbus dialog in the ABB TerraConfig app on a phone (dark theme, status bar 00:21, LTE, battery 18). Title: Configure Modbus, with Cancel on the right. Subtitle: Local controller - Modbus TCP/IP; Multiple chargers - charger as secondary. Card Communication Settings with four empty input fields showing grey placeholder text: IP Address (placeholder E.g. 192.168.0.4); Mask Address (placeholder E.g. 255.255.255.0); Gateway Address (placeholder E.g. 192.168.0.1); Server port (placeholder E.g. 500). Red button at the bottom: SAVE.

Screenshot of a dark-theme phone app screen, the Connections tab of the charger settings (TerraConfig per the existing alt text). Status bar: time 00:22 with a location arrow, signal bars, LTE, battery showing 18 with a red edge. Top bar: "Cancel" (left) and "Save" (right). Tab chips: Location, Name, Connections (selected, underlined), Free vending, and a further chip cut off at the right edge starting with "O". Card with a Wi-Fi icon and the label "Wi-Fi" with a toggle switch that is on (green, knob right). Info icon with the text: "Wifi password may have no more than 63 characters. If the password is longer, it needs to be changed before connecting with the charger." Field "Network Name": LBSt followed by a white box with a black outline that hides the rest of the name. Underlined link on the right: "Use phone's Wi-Fi network". Field "Password": empty, with an eye icon on the right. Grey hint: "Password will be stored only on this device. It cannot be exported." Text: "If your SSID is not automatically found, check that the Precise Location has been turned on in the Location Services of the app." Text: "You can only connect the charger to a 2.4Ghz network." A divider line, then further rows: "4G" with a signal-bars icon and a toggle that is off (grey, knob left), and "Ethernet" with a network-port icon and a toggle that is off (white knob left, dark track). White home indicator bar at the bottom.

Screenshot of the left sidebar of the Reduxi Configurator. Top: reduxi logo with the text CONFIGURATOR. Collapsed sections: Devices (plus icon) and Strategies (plus icon). Below, two buttons side by side: Add device (plus icon, marked with a blue highlight box) and Add strategy (plus icon). Below them two entries: Settings and Profile. The area to the right of the sidebar is empty white.

Screenshot of the Reduxi Configurator add-device wizard, step 1 of 3. Progress bar with three steps: 1 Basic settings (active, black circle), 2 Communication channel (grey), 3 Advanced settings (grey). Heading: Basic settings. Fields: Device type * : empty dropdown; Type * : empty dropdown; Name * : empty text field. Buttons: Back (bottom left), Next (bottom right, dark).

Screenshot of the Reduxi Configurator wizard, step 2 "Communication channel" of 3. Step indicator: 1 Basic settings and 2 Communication channel (dark circles), 3 Advanced settings (grey). Form "Communication channel and device configuration". Fields: "Device identifier *": my_station_ID1 (light blue highlighted field); "Connector *": 1 (dropdown); "Charger type *": AC (dropdown); "Energy counter": Default (dropdown); "Allocate power to EVSE when EV is not connected to EVSE": Default (dropdown); "Per phase max. current *": Manual override (dropdown); "Per phase max. current manual override": 32, with the small hint "In effect when manual override is selected"; "Forward communication to backend OCPP server": empty multi-line text box; "Forward measurements to backend OCPP server once every": empty dropdown; "Allow new charging session": Always (dropdown); "Controller OCPP JSON 1.6 URL": ws://192.168.1.200/ocpp/1.6/json (read-only grey field with a copy icon on the right). Buttons at the bottom: "Back" (outlined, left), "Test communication" (outlined, right) and "Next" (dark, far right).

Screenshot of the Reduxi Configurator add-device wizard, step 2 of 3 (Communication channel). Progress bar: 1 Basic settings (black), 2 Communication channel (black, active), 3 Advanced settings (grey). Heading: Communication channel and device configuration. Fields: Device identifier *: my_station_ID1 (text field being edited, green outline); Connector *: 1; Charger type *: AC; Energy counter: Default; Allocate power to EVSE when EV is not connected to EVSE: Default; Per phase max. current *: Manual override; Per phase max. current manual override: 32 (hint below, small); Forward communication to backend OCPP server: empty; Allow new charging session: Always; Controller OCPP JSON 1.6 URL: ws:// address followed by /ocpp/1.6/json. Buttons at the bottom: Back (left), Test communication (marked with a blue box) and Next (right).

Screenshot of a dialog titled "Test communication" with a close button (x) at top right, over a dimmed form. Green text: "Successful readout from device". Values: Current L1: 0.0 A; Current L2: 0.0 A; Current L3: 0.0 A; Import active power: 0.0 W; Max. active power: 22080.0 W; Max. current per phase: 32.0 A; Min. active power: 0 W; State name: AVAILABLE. Button at bottom right: Close.

Screenshot of a dialog titled "Test communication" with a close button (x) at top right, over a dimmed form. First box: "Unable to communicate with device." Second box: "Number of devices found on OCPP - JSON 1.6: 1" and "Device identifier: GaroCS-43A4DB2076B80". Button at bottom right: Close. Behind the dialog the dimmed form shows the labels "Energy counter" at the top and "Forward communication to backend OCPP server" at the bottom.

Screenshot of a dialog titled "Test communication" with a close button (x) at top right, shown over a dimmed page. First box: "Unable to communicate with device." Second box: "Number of devices found on OCPP - JSON 1.6: 0". Button at bottom right: Close.

Screenshot of the left sidebar of the Reduxi Configurator. Top: reduxi logo with the text CONFIGURATOR. Collapsed sections: Devices (plus icon) and Strategies (plus icon). Below, two buttons side by side: Add device (plus icon, marked with a blue highlight box) and Add strategy (plus icon). Below them two entries: Settings and Profile. The area to the right of the sidebar is empty white.

Screenshot of the Reduxi Configurator wizard, step 1 "Basic settings" of 3. Step indicator: 1 Basic settings (active, dark circle), 2 Communication channel, 3 Advanced settings (both grey). Section heading "Basic settings". Fields: "Device type *": EV charger (dropdown); "Type *": ABB Terra AC wallbox (dropdown); "Category *": EV charger (dropdown with a clear x); "Name *": ABB Terra AC wallbox (text field). Buttons: "Back" (outlined, bottom left), "Next" (dark, bottom right).

Screenshot of the Reduxi Configurator add-device wizard, step 2 of 3. Progress bar: 1 Basic settings (black), 2 Communication channel (black, active), 3 Advanced settings (grey). Heading: Communication channel and device configuration. Fields: Connection *: TCP/IP; IP *: empty; Port *: 502; Modbus unit ID *: 1. Buttons: Back (left), Test communication and Next (right).

Screenshot of the Reduxi Configurator form "Communication channel and device configuration". Fields: "Connection *": TCP/IP (dropdown); "IP *": 192.168.2.201; "Port *": 502; "Modbus unit ID *": 1. Buttons at the bottom: "Back" (outlined, left), "Test communication" (outlined, right) and "Next" (dark, far right).

Screenshot of a dialog titled "Test communication" with a close button (x) at top right, over a dimmed form. Content box: "Successful readout from device". Values: Current L1: 0.0 A; Current L2: 0.0 A; Current L3: 0.0 A; Error: false; Import - active power: 0.0 W; Import active energy: 0.0 Wh; Max. active power: 22080.0 W; Max. current per phase: 32.0 A; Min. active power: 0 W; State name: CABLE_UNPLUGGED. Button at bottom right: Close.

Screenshot of a dialog titled "Test communication" with a close button (x) at top right. First box: "Unable to communicate with device." Second box: "Unable to communicate with 192.168.2.201 on port 502. Check if service is enabled on device, port number is correct and device is reachable on the network." Then: "PING 192.168.2.201 (192.168.2.201) 56(84) bytes of data." Then: "--- 192.168.2.201 ping statistics --- 2 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100% packet loss, time 1014ms". Button at bottom right: Close.

Screenshot of a dialog "Test communication" with a close X at the top right. Message box: "Unable to communicate with device." Details box: "Unable to communicate with 192.168.99.177 on port 1502. Check if service is enabled on device and port number is correct." Then ping output: "PING 192.168.99.177 (192.168.99.177) 56(84) bytes of data. 64 bytes from 192.168.99.177: icmp_seq=1 ttl=128 time=0.572 ms. 64 bytes from 192.168.99.177: icmp_seq=2 ttl=128 time=0.567 ms. --- 192.168.99.177 ping statistics --- 2 packets transmitted, 2 received, 0% packet loss, time 1000ms. rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 0.567/0.569/0.572/0.002 ms". Dark button at the bottom right: "Close".

Screenshot of the Reduxi Configurator add-device wizard, step 3 of 3 (Advanced settings). Progress bar with three black circles 1 Basic settings, 2 Communication channel, 3 Advanced settings (active). Heading: Advanced settings. Eight yes/no questions, each with a toggle that is off and a small default hint at the right: data-saving interval (Default: 1 min); reading delay (Default: 1000 ms); writing delay (Default: 1000 ms); power generation limits and capabilities; power consumption limits and capabilities; limit communication with the device to read-only (Default: No); invert direction for energy import and export (Default: No); exclude device from summary (Default: No). Bottom row of three dropdowns about L1, L2 and L3 connected to main feed (values small). Buttons: Back (left) and a dark button at the bottom right (label small, reads Done).

Screenshot of the Reduxi Configurator page "Last measurements" of a DAZE charger (per the existing alt text). Card "Control type": a button group Auto (selected, turquoise), Manual, Off, Boost; timestamp 02. 10. 2024 15:47:17. Card "Current": Current L1 0.00 A; Current L2 0.00 A; Current L3 0.00 A; Max. current per phase 32.00 A; Per phase current setpoint 6.00 A (each with timestamp 02. 10. 2024 15:47:17). Card "Power": Import - active power 0.0 kW; Max. active power 22.1 kW; Min. active power 0.0 kW (timestamp 02. 10. 2024 15:47:17). Card "Energy": Import active energy 5,104.5 kWh (timestamp 02. 10. 2024 15:47:17). Card "Other": Communication error OFF (timestamp 02. 10. 2024 15:47:16); Control type AUTO; Error OFF; State name CABLE_UNPLUGGED... (text cut off with dots); timestamps 02. 10. 2024 15:47:17.