OCPP Configuration for EVduty Charging Stations
Connect an EVduty terminal (EVC30 / EVC40 / EVC48) to the Roulez Électrique program, step by step.
Contributed by Keaven Boies
OCPP Configuration for EVduty Charging Stations
EVduty Guide - Version 2.2 Revision: August 17, 2026
Connect an EVduty EVC30, EVC40, or EVC48 charging station to the Club Roulez Électrique.
1. Before You Begin
Important Notice
EVduty charging stations compatible with the OCPP protocol can be integrated into the Club Roulez Électrique program. However, changing the OCPP server changes the way the charging station communicates with EVduty services.
2. Prerequisites and Charging Station Registration
Prerequisites
- An active account on roulezelectrique.club.
- The exact charging station serial number, shown on its label (e.g.
EVC48-12345). - The name of the Wi-Fi network the charging station must connect to.
- The password for that Wi-Fi network.
- A phone, tablet, or laptop computer (recommended).
Step 1 - Register the Charging Station in Club Roulez Électrique
- Sign in to Club Roulez Électrique and open the My Charging Stations tab.
- Click + Associate a charging station, then select EVduty (OCPP) / Elmec.
- Complete the registration form:
- Name (optional): display name, for example EVduty Garage.
- Serial number: exact serial number, in uppercase with a hyphen.
Examples:
- EVC30-12345
- EVC40-12345
- EVC48-12345
> Do not include anything that looks like a date shown after the serial number, for example 22/09.
- Click + Register and generate credentials.
3. Open the EVduty Configuration Interface
Step 2 - Restart the Charging Station
Turn off power to the charging station by switching off the circuit breaker for 10 seconds, then turn it back on.
Charging Station Wi-Fi Network Broadcast Duration
| Situation | Broadcast Duration |
|---|---|
| Charging station never configured | 30 minutes |
| Charging station already configured and connected to an OCPP server | 5 minutes |
| Charging station configured, but unable to reach Wi-Fi or the OCPP server | Continuously; the green LED flashes |
Step 3 - Connect to the Charging Station's Wi-Fi
In your device's Wi-Fi settings, select the network broadcast by the charging station.
Its name will look like one of the following formats:
EVduty-EVC30-XXXXXEVduty-EVC40-XXXXXEVduty-EVC48-XXXXX
Step 4 - Open the Web Interface
Open a web browser and enter the following address in the address bar:
192.168.4.1
Compatible web browsers: Google Chrome, Safari, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, etc.
Step 5 - Sign In
Use the following credentials:
Username : admin
Password : evduty
Step 6 - Check the Internal Version
On the Actions page, locate the Version number.
For increased stability with external OCPP servers, the recommended version must be at least:
1.5.x-x.x.x.x
4. Configure Wi-Fi and Charging Mode
Step 7 - Configure the Wi-Fi Network
- Click Configuration.
- On the Configuration page, in the Wi-Fi Network SSID section, select from the list the Wi-Fi network the charging station must connect to.
If the Network Is Hidden
- Select Other from the drop-down list.
- Check the box indicating that it is a hidden network.
- Manually enter the exact network name (SSID).
Step 8 - Enter the Wi-Fi Password
If your Wi-Fi network is password-protected, you MUST NOT check the Open network box.
In the field to the right of Wi-Fi Network Password, enter the Wi-Fi network password exactly as configured, including:
- uppercase letters;
- lowercase letters;
- numbers;
- special characters.
Step 9 - Select the Charging Access Mode
Under Charging Access Mode, select:
Access Control
5. Configure the OCPP Server
Step 10 - OCPP Server URL
In the OCPP Server URL field, enter exactly:
ocpp.sh
Do not add ws://, wss://, or a charging station identifier at the end of the address. The charging station completes the connection address itself.
Step 11 - OCPP Server Port
In the OCPP Server Port field, enter exactly:
80
Step 12 - Submit the Configuration
Click Send or Submit.
The charging station:
- saves the settings;
- leaves its local Wi-Fi network;
- connects to your Wi-Fi network;
- attempts to connect to the Club Roulez Électrique OCPP server.
6. Verification and Troubleshooting
Verify the Connection
- Return to My Charging Stations in Club Roulez Électrique.
- Wait one to two minutes. The charging station should display Online or Available.
- Connect a vehicle and start a charging session. The session should automatically appear in the history and be added to the accumulated value.
Check the Charging Station LED
If the charging station's main LED flashes green, this indicates that the charging station is unable to reach the Wi-Fi network or the OCPP server.
In that case, repeat the checks below.
Quick Troubleshooting
| Symptom | Probable Cause | Recommended Action |
|---|---|---|
| The charging station remains "never seen" | Identifier does not match the serial number | Correct the identifier under My Charging Stations. Preserve uppercase letters and the hyphen. |
| Green LED flashing | Wi-Fi unavailable or OCPP server not reached | Reconfigure Wi-Fi and verify the OCPP URL and port. |
| The charging station does not connect to Wi-Fi | Incorrect password | Restart the configuration and re-enter the password carefully. |
192.168.4.1 does not respond |
Conflict with the network address range | Try 192.168.5.1. |
| The EVduty network no longer appears | The 5- or 30-minute window has expired | Turn off the circuit breaker for 5 seconds, then power the charging station back on. |
| Unable to connect to OCPP | Incorrect URL or port | Use ocpp.sh and port 80. |
7. Update the Internal Version
This procedure is required only if the version displayed on the Actions page is earlier than:
1.5.x-x.x.x.x
- Connect to the charging station's Wi-Fi network and open its web interface as described in steps 2 through 5 of section 3. Open the EVduty Configuration Interface.
- Under Configuration, enter the name / SSID and password of the Wi-Fi network the charging station must connect to, as described in steps 7 and 8 of section 4. Configure Wi-Fi and Charging Mode.
- Click Send or Submit so the charging station can connect to the Internet.
- Leave the charging station's Wi-Fi network and wait approximately 15 minutes to allow the automatic update to complete.
- Restart the procedure from section 3. Open the EVduty Configuration Interface.