Connect a charger to Eve Control using local installation tools or remote OCPP settings, including firmware, network profiles and reboot steps.

Claim a charging station in Eve Control using the charger’s serial number and default password, accessed through the Claim Charging Station dialog.

Create a location in Eve Control to group chargers by site and enable charger assignment and access management through token groups.

Assign a claimed charger to a location to enable location-based management and access control using token groups.

Create a local token to register a charge card or RFID tag and manage charging authorization through hidden ID, visual ID, and access settings.

Create a local token group to manage charger access for multiple tokens at once by grouping them and linking the group to a location.

Add tokens to a token group so they inherit the group’s access, allowing all selected tokens to charge at locations linked to that group.

Link a token group to a location to grant all tokens in that group charging access to every station assigned to that location.

Configure Eve Control to forward charger communication to a primary backoffice by setting Eve Control to READONLY and linking the external system as MASTER

Upgrade a charger from ws:// to wss:// by performing a security firmware update that installs the TLS certificate and updates the OCPP connection.

Understand how organisations, chargers, locations, tokens and token groups relate in Eve Control to manage charger access and infrastructure effectively.

See how organisations, locations, chargers, tokens and token groups relate in Eve Control, with N:N links and access via direct or group paths.

Learn how tokens gain charging access in Eve Control through direct assignment to chargers or scalable location-based access via token groups.

Overview of charger operations in Eve Control, including rebooting, remote sessions, configuration, logging, security profiles, diagnostics and firmware up

Learn how token and token group states—valid, blocked, enabled—affect charging access and how to manage them over time.

Overview of all ways to revoke charging access in Eve Control, from blocking or invalidating tokens to disabling groups or removing access links.

Find a charge card’s Hidden ID (UID) by reading charger logs after swiping, checking packaging, or using a USB NFC/RFID reader.

Manual for Eve Control

Eve Control Administrator manual