The software stack already contains the entire protocol flow of smart charging (between charging station and backend) according to OCPP and supports the rapid development of smart AC or DC charging stations.
The software stack already contains the entire protocol flow of smart charging (between charging station and backend) according to OCPP and supports the rapid development of smart AC or DC charging stations.
Drivers of e-vehicles expect charging to work easily. For vehicle and charging point to harmonize, software and hardware need to be perfectly coordinated. CarMedialab develops state-of-the-art technology for standard-compliant communication between charging point and vehicle.
Very short implementation time of the software stack.
High quality due to proven application.
Use our experience instead of going through an expensive and lengthy process.
Connection to numerous backends already done.
By getting the source code, it is possible to continue working independently at any time without CarMedialab.
Our Software Stack is worldwide in use and tested.
You purchase a company license. This entitles you to use and sell the software on your hardware as part of your product for an unlimited period of time, regionally and quantitatively, but not exclusively.
You receive the source code. The programming language used is C/ C++ – the platform is Embedded Linux and x86 Linux.
A valid maintenance contract entitles you to receive updates for bug fixes, optimizations and more. If new versions of the underlying standards are adopted by the OCPP Protocol or ISO 15118 / IEC 15118 and you have a valid maintenance contract, you can purchase an upgrade.
The package of the software stack OCPP (Open Charge Point Protocol) consists of a collection of source code, libraries and scripts. CarMedialab develops continuously - so the OCPP software always meets the latest requirements.
OCPP 1.6 and OCPP 2.0.1
JSON
There are publicly available test backends for OCPP, e.g. Eurisco, SteVe and of course always the CarMedialab backend.
500 MHz microcontroller ARM, x86
64 MB RAM memory
1 GB NAND flash-memory
Linux-kernel 3.7 Linux kernel is mandatory, compiling stack for bare metal microcontrollers is not supported
gcc and g++ with C++11
bash 4.3.48
OpenSSL 1.1.1 2020
Recommendation for Testing
There are publicly available test backends for OCPP, e.g. Eurisco, SteVe and of course always the CarMedialab backend.
Minimum requirements for your platform
We are a member of the Open Charge Alliance.
CarMedialab is a pioneer in Smart Charging. More than 10 years ago we contributed to the first development of a “Powerline” based smart charge communication protocol.
We offer you the right software – for both conductive und inductive charging. Your advantage: all components have been repeatedly tested and are already successfully in use. Plus, our systems are available immediately.
Open Charge Point Protocol
OCPP standard version 1.6 is the most widely used protocol in charging technology. Version 2.0.1 is a further development and is the latest version of the protocol.
More information can be found here: https://www.openchargealliance.org/protocols/ocpp-201/
Systems with communication interfaces which use the OCPP standard are considered OCPP compliant or OCPP conform. It means that different charging points can be linked to different central systems if they have all been developed to be OCPP compliant.
In order to verify how compatible they are with other systems, CarMedialab regularly takes part in “testivals” where all of our product’s functions are examined and validated to ensure they comply with standard application.
You are entitled to updates for bug fixes, optimisation and more when you have a valid maintenance contract. If the OCPP standard is updated, you can acquire an upgrade.
You receive the latest installation with V1.6 or V2.0.1. The OCPP stack supports JSON. You can test CarMedialab’s software stacks using publicly available test backends for OCPP (try Eurisco for example).
Please get in touch with our contact person, Ms Farzaneh Etminanmehr (Farzaneh.Etminanmehr@carmedialab.com).
We would be glad to assist you in integrating the device or the stack.
You receive a company license with the source code and libraries. These give you authorisation to use the software on your hardware.
Important: You are not permitted to resell the software.
Farzaneh Etminanmehr
farzaneh.etminanmehr@carmedialab.com
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