FusionCharge User Manual(Administrator&O&M Personnel&Viewer)

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FusionCharge User
Manual(Administrator&O&M
Personnel&Viewer)
Issue 01
Date 2024-04-23
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FusionCharge User Manual(Administrator&O&M
Personnel&Viewer) Foreword
Foreword
Purpose
This document describes the basic functions and GUIs of the FusionCharge.
Intended Audience
This document is intended for the following roles:
● Administrator: Has all permissions, including creating charging stations,
inviting members to join the team space, and performing O&M on the
stations.
● O&M personnel: Perform routine O&M and monitoring of devices.
● Viewer: Perform routine device monitoring.
Symbol Conventions
The symbols that may be found in this document are defined as follows.
Symbol Description
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if not avoided, will result in death or serious
injury.
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which, if not avoided, could result in death or
serious injury.
Indicates a hazard with a low level of risk which,

if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate
injury.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which,

if not avoided, could result in equipment damage,
data loss, performance deterioration, or
unanticipated results.
NOTICE is used to address practices not related to
personal injury.
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Symbol Description
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main text.
NOTE is used to address information not related
to personal injury, equipment damage, and
environment deterioration.
Change History
Issue Date Description
01 2024-04-23 This issue is the first official release.
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Personnel&Viewer) Contents
Contents
Foreword....................................................................................................................................... ii
1 Registering an AntoEco Account..........................................................................................1
2 Logging In to the AntoEco.....................................................................................................2
3 Managing an AntoEco Account............................................................................................ 3
3.1 Resetting the Password......................................................................................................................................................... 3
3.2 Viewing Basic Information................................................................................................................................................... 3
3.3 Changing a Mobile Number................................................................................................................................................ 3
3.4 Deregistering an AntoEco Account................................................................................................................................... 4
4 Subscribing to the AntoEco Services................................................................................... 5

5 Order Management................................................................................................................ 6
5.1 Paying an Order....................................................................................................................................................................... 6
5.2 Canceling an Order................................................................................................................................................................. 6
5.3 Editing an Order...................................................................................................................................................................... 6
6 Message Center........................................................................................................................7
6.1 Viewing Messages................................................................................................................................................................... 7
7 Log Management.................................................................................................................... 8
8 Logging In to FusionCharge................................................................................................10
9 I'm a Tenant System Administrator.................................................................................. 11
9.1 Home Page.............................................................................................................................................................................. 11
9.2 Device Management............................................................................................................................................................ 14
9.2.1 Alarm Management......................................................................................................................................................... 14
9.2.1.1 Active Alarms...................................................................................................................................................................14
9.2.1.2 Historical Alarms............................................................................................................................................................ 17
9.2.1.3 Alarm Synchronization................................................................................................................................................. 19
9.2.1.4 Alarm Notification Rule............................................................................................................................................... 20
9.2.2 Historical Data.................................................................................................................................................................... 23
9.2.2.1 Querying Historical Data............................................................................................................................................. 23
9.2.2.2 Sync Historical Data...................................................................................................................................................... 26
9.2.3 Device Software Management..................................................................................................................................... 27
9.2.3.1 Device Version................................................................................................................................................................. 27
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9.2.3.2 Software Package Management............................................................................................................................... 28

9.2.3.3 Upgrading Tasks............................................................................................................................................................. 30
9.2.4 Device Log............................................................................................................................................................................ 32
9.2.4.1 Device Log Export.......................................................................................................................................................... 32
9.2.5 Inventory Management................................................................................................................................................... 33
9.2.5.1 Inventory Management............................................................................................................................................... 33
9.2.5.2 Hardware Replacement............................................................................................................................................... 36
9.2.5.3 Life Cycle Change Logs................................................................................................................................................ 37
9.2.6 O&M Analysis..................................................................................................................................................................... 37
9.2.6.1 Querying Charging Stations....................................................................................................................................... 37
9.2.7 Energy Management........................................................................................................................................................ 38
9.2.7.1 Viewing ESS Device Information of a Charging Station................................................................................... 38
9.2.7.2 Setting the Energy Management Mode................................................................................................................. 39
9.2.8 Operations Support...........................................................................................................................................................40
9.2.8.1 Business Info Configuration........................................................................................................................................ 40
9.2.8.2 Charging Order............................................................................................................................................................... 44
9.2.8.3 Task Center....................................................................................................................................................................... 45
9.3 Basic Configuration.............................................................................................................................................................. 46
9.3.1 Charging Station Management.................................................................................................................................... 46
9.3.1.1 Creating Charging Stations......................................................................................................................................... 46
9.3.1.2 Managing Charging Stations..................................................................................................................................... 46
9.3.2 Region Management........................................................................................................................................................ 49
9.4 System Management........................................................................................................................................................... 49
9.4.1 User Management............................................................................................................................................................ 49
9.4.1.1 User Authorization.........................................................................................................................................................49
9.4.1.2 User Maintenance.......................................................................................................................................................... 52
9.4.1.2.1 Maintaining User Information............................................................................................................................... 52
9.4.1.2.2 Maintaining Resource Permissions....................................................................................................................... 53
9.4.2 Device Certificate Management................................................................................................................................... 53
10 I'm an O&M Personnel.......................................................................................................57

10.1 Home Page........................................................................................................................................................................... 57
10.2 Device Management......................................................................................................................................................... 60
10.2.1 Alarm Management....................................................................................................................................................... 60
10.2.1.1 Active Alarms................................................................................................................................................................ 60
10.2.1.2 Historical Alarms......................................................................................................................................................... 63
10.2.1.3 Alarm Synchronization...............................................................................................................................................65
10.2.2 Historical Data................................................................................................................................................................. 66
10.2.2.1 Querying Historical Data.......................................................................................................................................... 66
10.2.2.2 Sync Historical Data................................................................................................................................................... 69
10.2.3 Device Software Management................................................................................................................................... 70
10.2.3.1 Device Version.............................................................................................................................................................. 70
10.2.3.2 Software Package Management............................................................................................................................ 71
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10.2.3.3 Upgrade Task................................................................................................................................................................ 73

10.2.4 Device Log......................................................................................................................................................................... 74
10.2.4.1 Device Log Export........................................................................................................................................................ 74
10.2.5 Inventory Management................................................................................................................................................ 76
10.2.5.1 Inventory Management............................................................................................................................................. 76
10.2.5.2 Hardware Replacement............................................................................................................................................. 79
10.2.5.3 Life Cycle Change Logs.............................................................................................................................................. 80
10.2.6 O&M Analysis................................................................................................................................................................... 80
10.2.6.1 Querying Charging Stations..................................................................................................................................... 80
10.2.7 Energy Management..................................................................................................................................................... 81
10.2.7.1 Viewing ESS Device Information of a Charging Station.................................................................................81
10.2.7.2 Setting the Energy Management Mode.............................................................................................................. 82
10.2.8 Operations Support........................................................................................................................................................ 83
10.2.8.1 Business Info Configuration..................................................................................................................................... 83
10.2.8.2 Charging Order............................................................................................................................................................. 86
10.2.8.3 Task Center.................................................................................................................................................................... 87
10.3 Basic Configuration............................................................................................................................................................ 87
10.3.1 Managing Charging Stations...................................................................................................................................... 88
10.3.2 Region Management..................................................................................................................................................... 89
11 I'm an Viewer....................................................................................................................... 90
11.1 Home Page........................................................................................................................................................................... 90
11.2 Device Management......................................................................................................................................................... 93
11.2.1 Alarm Management....................................................................................................................................................... 93
11.2.1.1 Active Alarms................................................................................................................................................................ 93
11.2.1.2 Historical Alarms......................................................................................................................................................... 95
11.2.2 Historical Data................................................................................................................................................................. 96
11.2.2.1 Querying Historical Data.......................................................................................................................................... 97
11.2.3 Energy Management..................................................................................................................................................... 98
11.2.3.1 Viewing ESS Device Information of a Charging Station.................................................................................98
11.3 Basic Configuration............................................................................................................................................................ 98
11.3.1 Managing Charging Stations...................................................................................................................................... 98
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Personnel&Viewer) 1 Registering an AntoEco Account
1 Registering an AntoEco Account
Procedure
1. Go to the AntoEco official website and click Register.
2. Register an AntoEco account.
a. Enter an account name.
b. Set the account password and confirm the password.
▪ The password must contain at least 8 characters.
▪ The password must contain at least letters and digits and cannot
contain spaces.
c. Enter a mobile number.
d. Obtain and enter the verification code received by the mobile phone.
e. Select I have read and agree to the AntoEco Terms of Use and Privacy
Statement.
f. Click Register.
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Personnel&Viewer) 2 Logging In to the AntoEco
2 Logging In to the AntoEco
1. Go to the AntoEco official website.

2. On the login page, enter the mobile number/account name and password,
and click Log In.
If you already have a Huawei ID, click HUAWEI ID to log in.

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Personnel&Viewer) 3 Managing an AntoEco Account
3 Managing an AntoEco Account
3.1 Resetting the Password

● Password retrieval
Click Forgot Password on the login page to change the password.
● Proactive password change
If you remember the current password and need to change the password,
click My Account and change the password in Security Settings.
3.2 Viewing Basic Information

You can view the AntoEco account information on the My Account page.
1. Enter the My Account page.
2. View Basic Info.
3.3 Changing a Mobile Number

2. Click Change in the Mobile Number row.
3. In the displayed dialog box, enter the password for identity authentication.
4. Enter a new mobile number and click OK.

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Personnel&Viewer) 3 Managing an AntoEco Account
3.4 Deregistering an AntoEco Account
NOTICE
To ensure the safety of your AntoEco services and property, and maintain normal
public order, confirm the following information before submitting a request to
close your AntoEco services:
1. A request for closing AntoEco services shall be submitted by the AntoEco
account holder or an agent authorized by the account holder. In the latter case,
the agent shall inform the AntoEco account holder of these notes, provide the
account holder with all documents in the closure process, and ensure that the
AntoEco account holder understands and agrees to all the contents of all the
documents.
2. You affirm that your request for closing AntoEco services is not intended to
evade any ongoing or impending dispute or litigation, avoid supervision by
administrative authorities, or bypass relevant laws and regulations.
3. By closing AntoEco services, you waive your rights to retrieve the service data.
4. After you close AntoEco services, your data stored in the AntoEco will be
deleted and cannot be restored.

2. In More Options, click Deregister.

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Personnel&Viewer) 4 Subscribing to the AntoEco Services
4 Subscribing to the AntoEco Services
1. Click in the upper right corner of My Apps.

2. Select a target app in App Shop, and click Subscribe for Free or View More
Services.
3. On the app page, set Chargers and Duration.
4. In the lower right corner of the app page, click Buy Now.
5. Click Terms of Service in the lower left corner of the page. After reading the
notice, select Agree, and click Pay.
6. Click Back to Workbench and you can view the subscribed app.

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Personnel&Viewer) 5 Order Management
5 Order Management
5.1 Paying an Order

1. In the upper right corner of the AntoEco, choose > Shopping Cart.
2. On the My Shopping Cart page that is displayed, select the target app and
click Pay.
5.2 Canceling an Order

2. On the My Shopping Cart page, select the target app and click in the
Operation column.
3. In the dialog box that is displayed, click OK.
5.3 Editing an Order

2. On the My Shopping Cart page, select the target app and click in the
Operation column.

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Personnel&Viewer) 6 Message Center
6 Message Center
Message Center is a service platform on the AntoEco for better contact with
customers. Users can receive and manage notifications here in a timely manner to
avoid unnecessary loss caused by information missing.
6.1 Viewing Messages

1. Click in the upper right corner of the AntoEco.
2. View unread messages.

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Personnel&Viewer) 7 Log Management
7 Log Management
You can view security logs and operation logs on the current page.
● Security logs contain information about security operations on the current
page, such as logging in to the server, changing passwords, creating users,
and logging out of the server.
● Operation logs contain the operations performed by users on the current
page.
Procedure
1. In the upper right corner of the AntoEco, choose > Log Management.
2. On the Log Management page, you can perform the following operations as
required.
NOTICE
If you switch between pages when exporting logs, the export will be
interrupted.
Table 7-1 Operations related to log management

Task Procedure
Viewing On the current page, you can view all logs or filter logs to
logs view a specified one.
Click the row where the target log is located to view the log
details.
NOTE
A maximum of 1000 characters can be displayed in the Details
column. If the value contains more than 1000 characters, it is displayed
in the format of A-B.

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Personnel&Viewer) 7 Log Management
Task Procedure
Exporting 1. In the log list, select the check box of the target log.
selected 2. Click Export Selected to export the selected logs.
logs
3. In the File Download dialog box, click Save.
4. Select a save path and click Save.
Exporting 1. Click Export All to export all logs.

all logs 2. In the File Download dialog box, click Save.
3. Select a save path and click Save.

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Personnel&Viewer) 8 Logging In to FusionCharge
8 Logging In to FusionCharge
1. Open the workbench on the AntoEco.

2. In My Apps, click FusionCharge to access the AntoEco page of the app.

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Personnel&Viewer) 9 I'm a Tenant System Administrator
9 I'm a Tenant System Administrator
9.1 Home Page

The home page displays the O&M status of devices in the charging station. Set
basic parameters for devices such as the power unit and power unit controller and
parameters for interconnecting with business platforms.
Home Page Overview
In the navigation pane, choose to access the home page. The following figure
is for reference only and the actual display may vary.
Table 9-1 Home page overview
Item Description
Alarm Statistics Click an alarm type name to view the active alarms.
Charging Station Click a device name or device status to view device details.
Status
Charging Click the bar chart to view details about charging connectors
Connector Status based on the status.

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Item Description
Charging Station View the charging station details. Click a charging station
Overview name to view the device data and alarms of the charging
station.
Charging Station Overview
1. In the navigation pane, click . The home page is displayed.

2. Click the name of a charging station. The page of the charging station is
displayed.
For details about how to view and set the data of the charging station and
devices, see the following table.
Table 9-2 Viewing and setting the data of a charging station and devices
Item Description
Overview View the active alarms and the status of devices in the
charging station.
Device Power unit, Data View real-time and historical

power unit device data, and export
controller, historical data.
and charging
dispenser Active Alarms View the active alarms in the
charging station.
Historical View historical alarms in the

Alarms charging station.

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Item Description
Configuration Set the device management

information, basic parameters,
business platform parameters,
and O&M platform
parameters.
The power unit and power
unit controller are used as
examples.
Power unit parameters:
Management Info: Set the
name of the managed object.
Basic Parameters: Remaining
Transformer Capacity (kVA),
Enable System Hibernation,
SOC Threshold to Actively
Stop Charging (%), Vehicle-
Charger collaboration
Synergy Mode
Business Platform
Parameters: Max Charging
Duration After Business
Platform Disconnected
(min), SOC Threshold After
Business Platform
Disconnected (%), Enable
Plug-and-Play Charging,
Recharging After Hot Restart
Power unit controller
parameters:
Northbound Modbus TCP
System Parameters:
Interconnect with the
northbound Modbus TCP
system.
Basic Parameters: Certificate
Verification Period,
Certificate Warning Time,
Enable SSH, DI1 Alarm
Condition, Charging Host ID
O&M Platform Parameters:
O&M Platform Domain
Name, O&M Platform IP
Address, O&M Platform Port
Business Platform
Parameters: Business

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Item Description
Platform Access Type,

Business Platform Domain
Name, Business Platform IP
Address, Business Platform
Port, Business Platform
Vendor, Business Platform
Protocol Type, Enable PMS
Operation
Custom Parameters: ESN,
Authentication Password,
Pack Frequency
Alarm View all alarms in the charging station.
Export alarms.
Click an alarm name to view the alarm details, handling

suggestions, and maintenance experience.
9.2 Device Management

The device management function displays the layout and running status of
devices on the network in real time.
9.2.1 Alarm Management

The system provides management functions such as alarm monitoring and alarm
query to quickly detect, locate, and rectify device faults.
9.2.1.1 Active Alarms

The Active Alarms page displays active alarms that are updated in real time.
Context
● When you go to the Active Alarms page for the first time, alarms in the
alarm list are sorted in descending order of occurrence time by default.
● You can only monitor and view alarms of authorized MOs.
Monitoring Alarms
On the Active Alarms page, monitor the alarms reported by all devices and
systems in real time.
1. In the navigation pane, choose > Alarm Management > Active Alarms.
2. You can monitor alarms in either of the following ways:
– Monitor alarms using the alarm list.

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On the Active Alarms page, monitor the alarms reported by all devices
and systems in real time.
– Monitor alarms using alarm indicators.
The alarm indicators in the upper left corner of the Active Alarms page
show the four levels of alarms (critical, major, minor, and warning).
Querying Alarms
To view the alarms that you need to concentrate on and handle:
2. Set filter criteria, click Search, and search for alarms.

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Viewing Alarm Details

You can obtain key alarm information, including alarm details and handling
suggestions, to facilitate fault locating and troubleshooting.
2. Click an alarm name to check alarm details, handling suggestions, and
maintenance experience.
Exporting Alarms
Export the alarm table in .xlsx format to the local PC.
2. You can export alarms in either of the following ways:
– Export some alarms.
i. Select the alarms to be exported and click Export.
ii. In the Tasks dialog box, click to export the selected alarms to the
local PC.
– Export all alarms.
i. Click Export.
ii. In the dialog box that is displayed, click Yes.
iii. In the Tasks dialog box, click to export all alarms to the local PC.

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9.2.1.2 Historical Alarms

Users can analyze historical alarms to learn about the running status of devices
and check whether rules are properly configured.
Prerequisites
● By default, a maximum of 5000 historical alarms can be displayed. When the
number of alarms reaches the maximum, the first 20,000 alarms are displayed
based on the filter criteria and sorting result. To query other alarms, users can
modify the filter criteria and sorting.
Monitoring Alarms
On the Historical Alarms page, monitor the alarms reported by all devices and
1. In the navigation pane, choose > Alarm Management > Historical

Alarms.
– Monitoring alarms using the alarm list
On the Historical Alarms page, monitor the alarms reported by all
devices and systems in real time.
– Monitoring alarms using alarm indicators
The alarm indicators in the upper left corner of the Historical Alarms
page show the four levels of alarms (critical, major, minor, and warning).

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Querying Alarms

Alarms.
2. Set filter criteria, click Search to search for alarms, and view historical alarms
that you need to pay attention to and handle.


Alarms.
Exporting Alarms

Alarms.

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ii. In the Task List dialog box, click to export the selected alarms to
the local PC.
i. Click Export.
iii. In the Task List dialog box, click to export all alarms to the local
PC.
9.2.1.3 Alarm Synchronization

You can manually create an alarm synchronization task on the AntoEco to ensure
that the alarms on the AntoEco are consistent with the device alarms and quickly
detect concerned alarms. When a device is disconnected from the AntoEco and is
connected to the AntoEco for the second time, you are advised to manually
synchronize device alarms.
Procedure
Step 1 In the navigation pane, choose > Alarm Management > Sync Alarms.
Step 2 In the Sync Alarms page that is displayed, select the device name on the
navigation pane.
Step 3 Perform the following operations based on service requirements:

● Sync alarms: Click Synch Alarms. In the dialog box that is displayed, click OK
to deliver the synchronization task.
● Query sync tasks: Click Query Tasks to query the data of alarm
synchronization tasks.

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NOTE
The system supports daily alarm synchronization. For details, contact technical support
engineers.
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9.2.1.4 Alarm Notification Rule

If you cannot view alarms on the alarm management page when you are out of
office, for example, during off-work hours or business trips, you can configure the
alarm notification rule for pushing SMS notifications about concerned alarms to
handle alarms in real time.
Prerequisite
You have the operation right of Alarm Notification Rule.
Creating an Alarm Notification Rule
1. In the navigation pane, choose > Alarm Management > Alarm

Notification Rule.
2. Click Add.
3. In the dialog box that is displayed, enter Rule Name in Basic Information of
the alarm, select the severity of the alarm to be pushed, and click Next.
4. Select All Charging Stations or Some Charging Stations as required, and
click Next.
5. Enter the name and mobile number of Recipient, and click OK.
NOTE
If multiple recipients need to receive the alarm, click Add Recipient.

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Enabling or Disabling an Alarm Notification Rule

Notification Rule.
2. You can enable or disable an alarm notification rule in either of the following
ways:
– Enabling or disabling one alarm notification rule: On the Alarm
Notification Rule page, click or in the

Status column.
– Enabling or disabling alarm notification rules in batches: Select multiple
alarm notification rules and click Enable or Disabled in the upper right
corner.

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Modifying an Alarm Notification Rule

Notification Rule.
2. In the Alarm Notification Rule list, click in the Operation column.
Deleting an Alarm Notification Rule

Notification Rule.
2. You can delete an alarm notification rule in either of the following ways:
– Deleting one alarm notification rule: In the Alarm Notification Rule list,
click in the Operation column.

– Deleting alarm notification rules in batches: Select multiple alarm
notification rules and click Delete in the upper right corner.

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9.2.2 Historical Data

This function allows network management and maintenance personnel to check
and monitor operating status of devices in a past time period, obtain device
operating trend, and take corresponding measures.
9.2.2.1 Querying Historical Data

This section describes how to query historical data for users to learn the running
status of devices in a specified time period. Users can query historical data by site
or device type. In addition, users can choose to display query results in tables or in
line charts, level diagrams, or tables.
Context
Historical data refers to the measurement values of performance counters during
device running or the statistical values within a certain period.
Querying Historical Data
1. In the navigation pane, choose > Historical Data > Query Historical
Data.
2. In the left pane, select the management domain to be queried.
3. Select a device type, and click Query.

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4. On the top of the query result page, select devices and counters by device
type.
5. In the upper part of the page, click next to the device type to collapse the
device and counter information.
6. Select the query time as required and click Query.
Exporting historical data
Data.
Perform the following operations as required.
– Exporting historical data of the selected management domain
i. In the left pane, select the device type and click Export.

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Figure 9-1 GUI
ii. In the dialog box that is displayed, set Task Name and Choose time
period, and click OK to export the selected counter data of the
selected management domain to the local PC.
– Exporting historical data of the selected device
i. In the left pane, select the device type and click Query.
ii. On the top of the query result page, select devices and counters by
device type.
iii. On the historical data result page, click Export in the upper part of
the page.
Figure 9-2 GUI
iv. In the dialog box that is displayed, set Task Name and Choose time
selected device to the local PC.
Follow-up Procedure
On the Historical Data page, you can perform the following operations.

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Table 9-3 Historical data
Operation Procedure
Setting split-screen Click the icons in the upper right corner of the page.
mode
● : Figures are displayed in up-down form. Only five
counters are supported.
● : Figures are displayed in left-right form. Only five

● : Figures are displayed in left-middle-right form.

Only six counters are supported.
Adjusting the time Drag below the corresponding chart to view the data
range change in a certain period.
Displaying data in Click on the right of the corresponding chart. In the

tables dialog box that is displayed, the counter information of
the current device is displayed in a table.
Downloading data
Click in the lower right corner to download the

historical data that has been successfully exported.
9.2.2.2 Sync Historical Data

When the data in a certain period is incomplete or lost, you can retrieve historical
data through supplementary collection.
Procedure
Step 1 In the navigation pane, choose > Historical Data > Sync Historical Data.
Step 2 Under the root node in the left pane, select the device.
Step 3 Select the time range for supplementary collection.
Step 4 Click Create Tasks to recollect historical data.
In the displayed dialog box, click OK. The synchronization progress of the device is
updated in the right pane. Check whether the supplementary collection is
successful.
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Follow-up Procedure
You can perform the following operations on the Sync Historical Data page.

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Operation Procedure
Querying supplementary collection You can view the status of

tasks supplementary collection tasks and
retry or cancel a task.
1. Select the device under the root
node on the left.
2. Specify the task status and the time
range for supplementary collection.
NOTE
If you select Query All Tasks under
Time Range, the system queries all
historical supplementary collection
tasks.
3. Click Query Tasks.
Retrying historical data collection You can re-collect the data that is in
the Cancel or Failed state.
In the supplementary collection task
list, select the Cancel or Failed state
and click Retry.
NOTE
The causes of the supplementary collection
failure are as follows: The device is
unavailable, an unknown error occurs,
waiting for the response packet from the
device times out, a manual synchronization
task exists, or an invalid task exists.
Canceling the supplementary Cancel the supplementary collection

collection of historical data operation in the historical data
collection process.
list, select the task whose progress
does not reach 100% and click Cancel.
9.2.3 Device Software Management

Manage and upgrade the software version of devices on the system.
9.2.3.1 Device Version

Check the current software version of devices on the system.
Procedure
Step 1 In the navigation pane, choose > Device Software Management > Device
Version.

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The system obtains the latest version information and refreshes the
synchronization result in the version information list.
Step 2 On the Device Version page, view the device version information.
You can view the version information of all or specified devices by browsing or
searching for device names. You can also view all devices corresponding to a
device version by filtering device versions.
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Follow-up Procedure
You can perform the following operations in the device version list:
Managing Procedure
Device Version
Information
Refreshing the On the Device Version page, click Refresh.

page The device versions on this page are refreshed.
Exporting device On the Device Version page, click Export.

versions ● Export Selected: Export the selected device version
information.
● Export All: Export all device version information in the
list.
9.2.3.2 Software Package Management

Manage the software versions of devices on the management system.

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Prerequisites
You have obtained the target version software package and verification file from
the Huawei enterprise technical support website.
The download method is as follows:
1. Log in to https://support.huawei.com/enterprise.
2. Browse or search for the corresponding device type name to obtain the
software package to be upgraded, and click cms in the row where the
software package is located to download the corresponding .p7s signature
file.
Procedure
Step 1 In the navigation pane, choose > Device Software Management > Software
Packages.
Step 2 On the Software Package Management page, click Upload.
Step 3 In the Upload Software Package and Verification File dialog box, click .
Step 4 Set Software package and Verification file to be uploaded, and click Upload.
NOTE
● The system verifies the software packages to be uploaded. If the verification or

uploading fails, troubleshoot the failure as prompted. Then upload the device software
package again.
● The size of the uploaded software package must be less than 300 MB, and that of the
verification file must be less than 1 MB.
Step 5 Click OK.

Information about the software packages that are successfully uploaded is
displayed in the device software package list on the Software Package
Management page.
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Follow-up Procedure
You can perform the following operations on the uploaded device software
packages.

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Software Procedure
Package
Management
Viewing the On the Software Package Management page, view the

uploaded device software packages that have been uploaded to the
software server in the version software list.
packages
Editing software
1. On the Software Package Management page, click in
packages
the Operation column.
Delete software ● Delete a software package:

packages
1. On the Software Package Management page, click
in the Operation column.
2. In the dialog box that is displayed, click Yes.
● Delete multiple software packages in batches:
1. On the Software Package Management page, select
the software packages to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
Refreshing the On the Software Package Management page, click Refresh.

software The software package information is updated in the software
package list package list.
9.2.3.3 Upgrading Tasks

After receiving a software package upgrade notification, you can use the device
upgrade function to create an upgrade task and remotely upgrade devices.
Prerequisites
The software package of the target version has been uploaded. For details about
the procedure, see 9.2.3.2 Software Package Management.

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Procedure
Step 1 In the navigation pane, choose > Device Software Management > Upgrade
Task.
Step 2 On the Device Upgrade tab page, click Create.
Step 3 In the dialog box that is displayed, set the task information and click OK.
Step 4 In the dialog box that is displayed, click OK.
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Follow-up Procedure
You can perform the following operations on a created upgrade task.
Upgrading Task Procedure
Viewing the In the upgrade task list, click to view the upgrade details.
details of
upgrade tasks
Querying Enter the upgrade task name and upgrade time, and click
upgrade tasks Query.
Starting or
Starting an upgrade task: In the upgrade task list, click in
suspending an
upgrade task
Stopping an upgrade task: In the upgrade task list, click
Canceling
1. In the upgrade task list, click in the Operation
upgrade tasks
column.
Retrying
upgrade tasks In the upgrade task list, click in the Operation column.
Deleting
upgrade tasks In the upgrade task list, click in the Operation column.

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9.2.4 Device Log
9.2.4.1 Device Log Export

Statistics on device logs of the system are collected for O&M personnel on the
device side to analyze device status and improve O&M efficiency.
Procedure
1. In the navigation pane, choose > Log Export.

2. Select a function as required. For details, see Table 9-4.
Table 9-4 Task management
Task Description Procedure
Creating a When a device is 1. Click Create Task.

device log abnormal, you can 2. Enter the task name and task
collection create a log collection description, and then select the
task task to obtain device device type and log type.
logs and analyze the
cause of the device 3. Select the objects whose device
exception. logs need to be collected.
4. Click Submit.
After a device log collection task is
created, you can click to
download the report.
Quickly If a large number of 1. Click Filter in the upper part of

searching tasks are created, you the page.
for a task can search for the 2. Set the parameters such as Task
desired task by task Name, Task Status, and Task
name, task type, or task Result.
result.
3. Click Search.
Exporting Perform this operation Click in the Operation column.

logs when you need to NOTE
export logs to a local PC You can select multiple tasks and click
or send emails to O&M Export to export them in batches.
personnel for analysis.

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Viewing Perform this operation if Click in the Operation column.

task you want to view
details information such as the
area where the device
corresponding to the
task is located, log
collection start time, log
collection end time, and
file size.
Terminati Perform this operation Select the task to be stopped and

ng a task when you do not need click Stop.
to wait for the logs of
running tasks or tasks
to be run.
Deleting a Perform this operation Click in the Operation column.

task when you do not need a
NOTE
terminated or You can select multiple tasks and click
completed task. Delete to delete them in batches.
9.2.5 Inventory Management

Inventory management provides centralized and efficient management on physical
asset information and important logical configuration information of devices.
9.2.5.1 Inventory Management

Inventory management refers to effectively managing the physical asset
information and key logical configuration information about the devices in a
centralized manner.
Function Access
In the navigation pane, choose > Inventory Management > Inventory

Management.
Specifications and Restrictions

The connection between the system server and device is normal.
Application Guide
On the Inventory Management page, click Entire Equipment or Board. For details
about basic operations, seeTable 9-5.

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Table 9-5 Basic Operations

Task Operation Description
Name
Queryin By querying inventory ● Browsing

g data, you can learn On the Inventory Management page,
Invento about the physical and view all inventory data.
ry Data logical configurations of ● Search
network devices.
On the Inventory Management page,
set parameters, Click Search.
Manuall You can view the real- 1. On the Inventory Management page,
y time inventory of click Obtain.
Synchro devices. Inventory data 2. Select the devices whose inventory data
nizing of multiple devices can needs to be synchronized, Click Obtain.
Invento be synchronized at the
ry Data same time.
NOTE
The synchronizes
inventory data when the
device is connected the
first time and every early
morning. If you need to
obtain the real-time
inventory data, manually
synchronize inventory
data.

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Name
Importi Device information ● Exporting E-insurance records

ng and exported from the NMS 1. On the Inventory Management
Exporti can be sent to the E- page, click E-Insurance and choose
ng E- insurance library system Export in the right pane.
Insuran for life cycle data
ce configuration. 2. Select an export type.
Records NOTE
● All objects: Exports all products,
boards, and parts that support
lifecycle management, including
objects with complete and missing
service life information. The exported
list is usually used for O&M contract
renewal.
● Objects with missing service life
information: Exports service objects
whose Starting Point Date and
Session fields in the service life
information are empty for all
products, boards, and parts. The list is
the same as that exported from the
Missing Service Life Information
alarm. The exported list is usually
used to supplement the service life
information.
3. Click Export. After the export task is
complete, click the task file name to
download the device data file.
NOTE
The exported device data file is uploaded
by the technical engineer to the E-
insurance library system. The system sets
the corresponding life cycle data and
exports the file.
● Importing E-insurance records
1. On the Inventory Management
page, click E-Insurance and choose
Import in the right pane.
2. Select the data file exported from
the E-insurance library and click
Upload.
3. Wait until the task is executed. You
can view the task details and
execution status in the list.

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Name
Export You can export the ● Export part of the inventory data.
inventor inventory information On the Inventory Management page,
y data of devices. click Export and choose Export
Selected to export the required
inventory information from the
inventory list.
● Export all of the inventory data.
click Export and choose Export All to
export all inventory information from
the inventory list.
9.2.5.2 Hardware Replacement

Hardware replacement refers to centralized and effective maintenance and
management of hardware replacement information.
Function Access
In the navigation pane, choose > Inventory Management > Hardware

Replacement.

● The connection between the system server and device is normal.
● The device has been replaced onsite, and the original and new SNs of the
device have been obtained.
Application Guide
Table1 Basic operations describes the basic operations of hardware replacement.
Table 9-6 Basic operations

Name
Adding Users can add a single 1. On the Hardware Replace page, click
hardwa piece of hardware Create.
re replacement 2. Enter the original SN, new SN, and
replace information. replacement date of the device, and
ment click Save.
informa
NOTE
tion After you enter the new SN, other
information about the device is
automatically populated.

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Name
Importi Users can import 1. On the Hardware Replace page, click

ng multiple pieces of Batch Import.
hardwa hardware replacement 2. Click and download the hardware
re information in batches. replacement template, enter the
replace original SNs, new SNs, and replacement
ment dates of the devices in the template,
informa and click Upload.
tion in
NOTE
batches The upload result is displayed on the page. If
the upload fails, you can click Download
File to view the failure cause.
Exporti Users can export On the Hardware Replace page, click

ng hardware replacement Export. Users can export the hardware
hardwa information of devices replacement information list to the local
re in batches. PC.
replace
ment
informa
tion
9.2.5.3 Life Cycle Change Logs

You can view the life cycle change logs in the log list after the hardware is
replaced.
Function Access
In the navigation pane, choose > Inventory Management > Lifecycle Log.
Prerequisite
The system server is properly connected to the device.
Application Guide
1. In the navigation pane, choose Inventory Management > Life Cycle Change
Logs.
2. On the Life Cycle Change Logs page, you can view the life cycle change logs
in the log list.
9.2.6 O&M Analysis
9.2.6.1 Querying Charging Stations

You can query charging stations of other tenants by charging station name and
power unit SN. This function helps O&M personnel accurately and quickly locate

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the tenant space to which a charging station belongs or the charging station to
which a power unit belongs.
Querying a Charging Station
1. In the navigation pane, choose > O&M Analysis > Query Charging
Stations.
2. Enter the charging station name or power unit SN and click Search.
Exporting the Charging Station Information
Stations.
2. Click Export to export the charging station information to the local PC.
9.2.7 Energy Management

Schedule and manage ESS devices, reducing the power cost of charging station.
Prerequisite
The charging station is configured with a station controller and ESS devices.
9.2.7.1 Viewing ESS Device Information of a Charging Station

View the information about the charging station that supports energy scheduling,
including the station name, region, station type, and number of energy storage
devices.

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1. In the navigation pane, choose > Energy Management.

2. On the Energy Management page, view information about the ESS devices in
the charging station.
9.2.7.2 Setting the Energy Management Mode

Energy management can be configured for ESS devices.
2. Click next to the charging station name and click in the Operation
column.
3. Set the ESS device information such as the working mode as prompted. For
details about the working modes, see Table 9-7.

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Table 9-7 ESS device working modes
Working Description
Mode
TOU ● This mode applies to the PV+ESS+Charging system and

ESS+Charging system where electricity prices at peak
and off-peak hours are different and power meters are
available.
● You can manually set the charge and discharge time
segments. For example, if you set the low electricity
price period at night as the charge time, the system
charges the ESS at the maximum power during the
charge time. If you set the high electricity price segment
as the discharge time, the ESS can discharge energy only
during the discharge time based on the actual load
power, reducing electricity costs.
● Click Add to set the charge and discharge time
segments. A maximum of 14 time segments can be set.
During the charge time, the grid can charge the ESS.
During the discharge time, the ESS can supply energy to
the loads. In other time segments, the ESS does not
discharge power. The PV system and grid supply power
to loads, and the PV system can charge the ESS.
● In some countries, the grid is not allowed to charge the
ESS. In this case, this mode cannot be used.
Maximum ● This mode applies to areas where the electricity price is

self- high, or areas where the FIT subsidy is low or
consumption unavailable.
● PV energy is preferentially supplied to loads, and then
the surplus PV energy is charged to the ESS. If the ESS is
fully charged or is being charged at full power, the
surplus PV energy is fed to the power grid. When PV
energy is insufficient or no PV energy can be generated
at night, the ESS discharges energy to loads. This
improves the self-consumption rate and energy self-
sufficiency rate, and reduces electricity costs. The grid
cannot charge the ESS.
No control No power scheduling control is performed. The power is

automatically controlled by the device. No control mode is
displayed by default.
9.2.8 Operations Support
9.2.8.1 Business Info Configuration

Users can query the third-party app information. A QR code can be generated for
a charging connector.

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Querying Third-Party App Information

View the app name, third-party operator ID, and authorization time of the third-
party app.
1. In the navigation pane, choose > Operations Support > Business Info
Configuration.
2. Enter the app name and click .
Exporting the QR Code

The AntoEco automatically generates a QR code based on the following rules:
The recommended QR code format of the charging connector is hlht://Region
No.+Manufacturer No.+Site No.+Charger No.+Charging connector
No.+.+Operator ID. The following figure shows an example.
Configuration.
2. Click in the Operation column.

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3. Select the charging station whose QR code needs to be exported and click
Viewing QR Code Parameters
Configuration.
3. View QR code parameters.

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Modifying QR Code Parameters
Configuration.
3. Modify QR code parameters.
Synchronizing Station Information
Configuration.
3. Synchronize station information.

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9.2.8.2 Charging Order

Users can query and export charging orders and view logs generated during the
charging process to locate charging exceptions.
View Charging Order Details
1. In the navigation pane, choose > Operations Support > Charging

Order.
2. Enter the charging station name, charging connector number, and charging
start time, and click Search.
Exporting Charging Orders

Order.
2. Perform the following operations as required.
a. Export selected charging orders.
Select the charging orders to be exported and click Export. In the Tasks
list, click to download the charging orders to your local PC.
b. Export all charging orders.

Click Export. In the dialog box that is displayed, click OK. In the Tasks

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Viewing Charging Logs

Order.
2. In the charging order list, click in the Operation column.
3. View charging order details.

NOTE
If an exception occurs during charging, you can view Input Parameter Details and
Back to Details.
9.2.8.3 Task Center

View the execution progress and result of the charging station delivery task and
the cause of the delivery failure.
Prerequisites
A charging policy has been delivered. For details, see the charging policy delivery
task in 9.3.1 Charging Station Management.
Procedure
1. In the navigation pane, choose > Operations Support > Task Center.
2. View the task execution progress.
If a task fails to be executed, you can view the failure cause in the
Description column.

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9.3 Basic Configuration

This section describes the basic configurations related to device management.
9.3.1 Charging Station Management

Manage charging stations, and set and deliver charging policies.
9.3.1.1 Creating Charging Stations

After a device is connected to the management system, you can create a charging
station in the management system.
Procedure
1. In the navigation pane, choose > Charging Station Management.

2. Click Create Charging Station. On the Create Charging Station page, enter
basic charging station information and click Next.
3. Click Append, enter the device SN and name, and click Save and Next.
4. Select Enter operation information, enter the corresponding information as
prompted, and click OK.
Follow-up Procedure
For details about other operations, see 9.3.1.2 Managing Charging Stations.
9.3.1.2 Managing Charging Stations

On the Charging Station Management page, you can manage multiple charging
stations in a centralized manner, add devices, set billing policies, and modify
charging stations information.

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Adding a Device
After a charging station is created, you can bind a new device to the station.
2. In the charging station list, click in the Operation column.

3. In the dialog box that is displayed, click the Add Devices tab, click Append,
and add devices as prompted.
Delivering a Billing Policy

After a charging station is created, if you need to set a billing policy and deliver it
to a third-party application, you can perform this operation to deliver the billing
policy to the third-party application.

3. On the Edit Billing page, enter related information as prompted and click
Confirm.

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Viewing the Charging Station List

You can view the name, region, and site type of the charging station.

2. View the charging station list.
Modifying Charging Station Information

You can modify the access device, operation information, name, type, and location
of the station.

– On the Set Basic Info tab, modify the name, type, and location of the
charging station.
– On the Add Devices tab, add or delete devices in the charging station.
– On the Operation Information tab, modify information such as the
carrier ID, device owner ID, and construction location of the charging
station.

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Migrating a Charging Station

If the administrative region changes, the administrative relationship of some
regions changes. Therefore, the system needs to support the migration of charging
stations in regions.

2. On the Charging Station Management page, click Migrate.
3. In the dialog box that is displayed, select the charging station to be migrated
in the left pane and click . Then, select the target region in the right pane
and click OK.
Deleting Charging Stations
2. Click in the Operation column. Alternatively, select a charging station

and click Delete.
NOTE
● When a charging station is deleted, the devices in the charging station are also deleted.
In this case, the device password is restored to the preset password Modifyme_123 so
that the devices can connect to the system again.
● If the device password in the station is not restored to the preset password, the system
retains the random password for three months in the forcible deletion scenario.
9.3.2 Region Management

The administrator can view and maintain region information.
Procedure
1. In the navigation pane, choose > Region Management.

2. On the Region Management page, query the name or level of a region.
9.4 System Management
9.4.1 User Management

User management grants permissions to users with different responsibilities, and
adjusts the permissions based on service changes. This ensures that users have the
necessary permissions to perform tasks and that management tasks are carried
out in an orderly manner, avoiding unauthorized and insecure operations.
9.4.1.1 User Authorization

After the system is installed and commissioned, administrators need to grant
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Role Description
● Administrator: Has all permissions, including creating charging stations,
inviting members to join the team space, and performing O&M on the
stations.
● Site deployment delivery personnel: Perform device deployment
commissioning, power-on, and cloud migration.
● O&M personnel: Perform routine O&M and monitoring of devices.
● Viewer: Perform routine device monitoring.
● Site deployment delivery engineer (Huawei): Perform device deployment
commissioning, power-on, and cloud migration.
● Equipment monitoring engineer (Huawei): Perform routine device monitoring.
● Equipment operation engineer (Huawei): View and export device running
data, and analyze and handle device exceptions.
● Operations support engineer (Huawei): View device running data, and view
and export operation data.
User Authorization Process

Figure 9-3 shows the user authorization process.
Figure 9-3 User authorization process
Procedure
1. In the navigation pane, choose , and then choose Users Management >
Users List.
2. Click Invite Member.
3. In the dialog box that is displayed, enter the information about the invited
user and click OK.

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NOTE
● The permission scope is described as follows:

1. If the invited member is granted the "province" permission, the invited member
has the O&M permission on all existing or new charging stations in the
province and does not need to be authorized again.
2. If the invited member is granted the "city" permission, the invited member has
the O&M permission on all existing or new charging stations in the city and
does not need to be authorized again.
3. If the invited member is granted the "charging station" permission, the invited
member has the O&M permission on the charging station only.
To avoid repeated authorization, you are advised to select the "province" or "city"
permission during permission configuration. You can determine the permission
based on the site requirements.
● The invited member can log in to the AntoEco through the invitation notification
received by email or SMS message.
Other Operations
If the mobile number or email address does not match the invitation
information, or the invitation notification is not received, the administrator needs
to perform the following operations.
Table 9-8 Operations performed by the administrator
Item Procedure
Reviewing If the mobile number or email address does not match the
the invited information of the invited member, and the member cannot join
account the team, the administrator needs to review the information
about the invited account.
1. Click Manage Members Pending Review.
2. On the Pending Review tab page of the dialog box that is
displayed, verify the invited account. If the information in the
record matches with the actual information, click Agree in
the Operation column. Otherwise, click Reject in the
Operation column.

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Item Procedure
Resending an The invited member has not received the invitation notification
invitation link via email or SMS message, the administrator can resend the
invitation link.
1. Click Manage Members Pending Review.
2. Click the Not Joined tab page of the dialog box that is
displayed, and click Resend in the Operation column.
9.4.1.2 User Maintenance

Administrators can add and delete users, roles, and resource permissions.
9.4.1.2.1 Maintaining User Information

Administrators can manage users in the tenant space by group, modify the roles
to which users belong, and manage resources.
Procedure
1. In the navigation pane , and then choose Users Management > Users
List.
Table 9-9 User maintenance operations

Creating a user group Create user groups to 1. Click Create User

manage all users in the Group.
tenant space by group. 2. In the dialog box that
is displayed, enter the
user group name and
click OK.
Managing user Perform this operation

Click in the
authorization when the user role and
Operation column.
information user group are
changed.
Managing resource Perform this operation

Click in the
permissions when resources
Operation column.
managed by a user are
changed.

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Inviting a user Perform this operation

when the user does not Click in the
manage the service Operation column.
anymore.
NOTE
The invitation operation
only disables the current
authorized service of the
account and does not
delete other services of
the account.
9.4.1.2.2 Maintaining Resource Permissions

By assigning operation permissions to resources, you can manage resources such
as devices and device sets in rights- and domain-based mode.
Procedure
1. In the navigation pane, choose , and then choose Users Management >
Users List.
2. Perform operations as required.
– Adding a member
i. Select the corresponding node on the left and click Add Member.
ii. In the dialog box that is displayed, select the user who needs to
manage the resource, and then click OK.
– Removing a member
In the Resource Permission Management list, click in the

Operation column.
9.4.2 Device Certificate Management

Device certificates can be remotely imported or updated through the system.
Context
● Identity certificates are digital documents used to identify entities (including
users, computers, and services).
● Trust certificates are issued by trusted authorities to verify identity certificates.
● You are advised to use the x.509v3 device certificate.
● It is recommended that the validity period of the device certificate imported
to the system be longer than one year.
● The size of the identity certificate and trust certificate must be less than 50
KB. For details about the file types, see Table 9-10.

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Table 9-10 Device certificate file types

Certif Certificat Description
icate e File
Type
Ident Trust Only .pem, .der, .cer, and .crt certificate files are supported.
ity certificate
certif file
icate
Public key Only .pem, .der, .cer, and .crt certificate files are supported.
file
Private Only .pem certificate files are supported.

key file
Certificate Only .pem and .p7b certificate files are supported.

chain
Trust Certificate Only .pem, .der, .cer, and .crt certificate files are supported.
certif file
icate
Procedure
Step 1 In the navigation pane, choose > Device Certifications.

Step 2 On the Device Certificate Management page, you can perform the following
operations.
Service Description Procedure
Refreshi Refresh the information On the current page, click Refresh.

ng the about certificates
certificat connected to the system.
e list

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Importin The system imports ● Importing an identity certificate:

g certificate files to devices. You need to import the public key,
certificat private key, and trust certificate to
e files form a complete certificate chain
for a device.
1. Click Identity Certificate.
2. On the Identity Certificate
page, click Import.
3. On the Identity Certificate
Import page, set parameters as
required.
4. Click Confirm.
● Importing a trust certificate: You
can import a trust certificate
separately to import the CA root
certificates of other systems
interconnected with the device to
implement certificate mutual trust.
1. Click Trust Certificate.
2. On the Trust Certificate page,
click Import.
3. On the Trust Certificate Import
page, set parameters as required.
4. Click Confirm.
Checking The system issues a Select the certificate to be tested and

whether certificate test command to click in the Operation column.
a a device. The device then
certificat tests the certificate and
e is valid returns the test result to
the system.
NOTICE
Before testing a certificate,
ensure that the certificate has
been imported on the Test
Certificate tab page.

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Activatin For a certificate that passes Select the certificate to be activated

ga the test, deliver an and click in the Operation column.
certificat activation command
e through the system to
activate the certificate.
NOTICE
● Before activating the
certificate, ensure that the
trust certificate has been
imported on the Trust
Certificate tab page.
● If all devices need to be
replaced, you can import
an identity certificate on
the Identity Certificate
tab page.
Deleting Delete trust certificates Click in the Operation column.

a that are no longer needed.
certificat
e
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10 I'm an O&M Personnel
10.1 Home Page

Home Page Overview
Item Description
Status

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Item Description
station.

displayed.
For details about how to view the data of the charging station and devices,
see the following table.
Item Description
charging station.

and charging
charging station.


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Item Description
Configuration View the device management

and O&M platform
parameters.
examples.
Synergy Mode
Business Platform
Business Platform
parameters:
System Parameters:
system.
O&M Platform Domain
Business Platform

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Item Description

Operation
Pack Frequency
Export alarms.




Context
Monitoring Alarms

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Querying Alarms

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Exporting Alarms
ii. In the Tasks dialog box, click to export the selected alarms to the
local PC.
i. Click Export.
iii. In the Tasks dialog box, click to export all alarms to the local PC.

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Prerequisites
Monitoring Alarms

Alarms.

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Querying Alarms

Alarms.


Alarms.
Exporting Alarms

Alarms.

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ii. In the Task List dialog box, click to export the selected alarms to
the local PC.
i. Click Export.
iii. In the Task List dialog box, click to export all alarms to the local
PC.
10.2.1.3 Alarm Synchronization

You can manually create an alarm synchronization task on the AntoEco to ensure
that the alarms on the AntoEco are consistent with the device alarms and quickly
detect concerned alarms. When a device is disconnected from the AntoEco and is
connected to the AntoEco for the second time, you are advised to manually
synchronize device alarms.
Procedure
Step 1 In the navigation pane, choose > Alarm Management > Sync Alarms.
Step 2 In the Sync Alarms page that is displayed, select the device name on the
navigation pane.
Step 3 Perform the following operations based on service requirements:

● Sync alarms: Click Synch Alarms. In the dialog box that is displayed, click OK
to deliver the synchronization task.
● Query sync tasks: Click Query Tasks to query the data of alarm
synchronization tasks.

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NOTE
The system supports daily alarm synchronization. For details, contact technical support
engineers.
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Context
Data.

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type.
Exporting historical data
Data.
Perform the following operations as required.
– Exporting historical data of the selected management domain
i. In the left pane, select the device type and click Export.

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Figure 10-1 GUI
ii. In the dialog box that is displayed, set Task Name and Choose time
selected management domain to the local PC.
– Exporting historical data of the selected device
i. In the left pane, select the device type and click Query.
ii. On the top of the query result page, select devices and counters by
device type.
iii. On the historical data result page, click Export in the upper part of
the page.
Figure 10-2 GUI
iv. In the dialog box that is displayed, set Task Name and Choose time
selected device to the local PC.
Follow-up Procedure

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Operation Procedure
mode



Downloading data
Click in the lower right corner to download the

historical data that has been successfully exported.
10.2.2.2 Sync Historical Data

When the data in a certain period is incomplete or lost, you can retrieve historical
data through supplementary collection.
Procedure
Step 1 In the navigation pane, choose > Historical Data > Sync Historical Data.
Step 2 Under the root node in the left pane, select the device.
Step 3 Select the time range for supplementary collection.
Step 4 Click Create Tasks to recollect historical data.
In the displayed dialog box, click OK. The synchronization progress of the device is
updated in the right pane. Check whether the supplementary collection is
successful.
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Follow-up Procedure
You can perform the following operations on the Sync Historical Data page.

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Operation Procedure
Querying supplementary collection You can view the status of

tasks supplementary collection tasks and
retry or cancel a task.
1. Select the device under the root
node on the left.
2. Specify the task status and the time
range for supplementary collection.
NOTE
If you select Query All Tasks under
Time Range, the system queries all
historical supplementary collection
tasks.
3. Click Query Tasks.
Retrying historical data collection You can re-collect the data that is in
the Cancel or Failed state.
list, select the Cancel or Failed state
and click Retry.
NOTE
The causes of the supplementary collection
failure are as follows: The device is
unavailable, an unknown error occurs,
waiting for the response packet from the
device times out, a manual synchronization
task exists, or an invalid task exists.
Canceling the supplementary Cancel the supplementary collection

collection of historical data operation in the historical data
collection process.
list, select the task whose progress
does not reach 100% and click Cancel.
10.2.3 Device Software Management

Manage and upgrade the software version of devices on the system.
10.2.3.1 Device Version

Check the current software version of devices on the system.
Procedure
Step 1 In the navigation pane, choose > Device Software Management > Device
Version.

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The system obtains the latest version information and refreshes the
synchronization result in the version information list.
Step 2 On the Device Version page, view the device version information.
You can view the version information of all or specified devices by browsing or
searching for device names. You can also view all devices corresponding to a
device version by filtering device versions.
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Follow-up Procedure
You can perform the following operations in the device version list.
Managing Operation
Device Version
Information
Refreshing the On the Device Version page, click Refresh.

page The device versions on this page are refreshed.
Exporting device On the Device Version page, click Export.

versions ● Export Selected: Export the selected device versions in
the list.
● Export All: Export all device versions in the list.
10.2.3.2 Software Package Management

Manage the software versions of devices on the management system.
Prerequisites
You have obtained the target version software package and verification file from
the Huawei enterprise technical support website.

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The download method is as follows:

1. Log in to https://support.huawei.com/enterprise.
2. Browse or search for the corresponding device type name to obtain the
software package to be upgraded, and click cms in the row where the
software package is located to download the corresponding .p7s signature
file.
Procedure
Step 1 In the navigation pane, choose > Device Software Management > Software
Packages.
Step 2 On the Software Package Management page, click Upload.
Step 3 In the Upload Software Package and Verification File dialog box, click .
Step 4 Select Software package and Verification file to be uploaded, and click Upload.
NOTE
● The system verifies the software packages to be uploaded. If the verification or

uploading fails, troubleshoot the failure as prompted. Then upload the device software
package again.
● The size of the uploaded software package must be less than 300 MB, and that of the
verification file must be less than 1 MB.
Step 5 Click OK.
Information about the software packages that are successfully uploaded is

displayed in the device software package list on the Software Package
Management page.
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Follow-up Procedure
You can perform the following operations on the uploaded device software
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Software Operation
Package
Management
Viewing the On the Software Package Management page, view the

uploaded device software packages that have been uploaded to the
software server in the version software list.
packages
Editing software
1. On the Software Package Management page, click in
packages
Deleting ● Delete a software package:

software
packages 1. On the Software Package Management page, click
● Delete multiple software packages in batches:
1. On the Software Package Management page, select
the software packages to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
Refreshing the On the Software Package Management page, click Refresh.

software The software package information is updated in the software
package list package list.
10.2.3.3 Upgrade Task

After receiving a software package upgrade notification, you can use the device
upgrade function to create an upgrade task and remotely upgrade devices.
Prerequisites
The software package of the target version has been uploaded. For details about
the procedure, see 10.2.3.2 Software Package Management.

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Procedure
Step 1 In the navigation pane, choose > Device Software Management > Upgrade
Task.
Step 2 On the Device Upgrade tab page, click Create.
Step 3 In the dialog box that is displayed, set the task information and click OK.
Step 4 In the dialog box that is displayed, click OK.
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Follow-up Procedure
You can perform the following operations on a created upgrade task.
Upgrade Task Operation
Viewing the In the upgrade task list, click to view the upgrade details.
details of
upgrade tasks
Searching for Enter the upgrade task name and upgrade time, and click
upgrade tasks Search.
10.2.4 Device Log
10.2.4.1 Device Log Export

Statistics on device logs of the system are collected for O&M personnel on the
device side to analyze device status and improve O&M efficiency.

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Procedure
1. In the navigation pane, choose > Log Export.

2. Select a function as required. For details, see Table 10-4.
Table 10-4 Task management

Creating a When a device is 1. Click Create Task.

device log abnormal, you can 2. Enter the task name and task
collection create a log collection description, and then select the
task task to obtain device device type and log type.
logs and analyze the
cause of the device 3. Select the objects whose device
exception. logs need to be collected.
4. Click Submit.
After a device log collection task is
created, you can click to
download the report.
Quickly If a large number of 1. Click Filter in the upper part of

searching tasks are created, you the page.
for a task can search for the 2. Set the parameters such as Task
desired task by task Name, Task Status, and Task
name, task type, or task Result.
result.
3. Click Search.
Exporting Perform this operation Click in the Operation column.

logs when you need to NOTE
export logs to a local PC You can select multiple tasks and click
or send emails to O&M Export to export them in batches.
personnel for analysis.
Viewing Perform this operation if Click in the Operation column.

task you want to view
details information such as the
area where the device
corresponding to the
task is located, log
collection start time, log
collection end time, and
file size.
Terminati Perform this operation Select the task to be stopped and

ng a task when you do not need click Stop.
to wait for the logs of
running tasks or tasks
to be run.

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Deleting a Perform this operation Click in the Operation column.

task when you do not need a
NOTE
terminated or You can select multiple tasks and click
completed task. Delete to delete them in batches.
10.2.5 Inventory Management

Inventory management provides centralized and efficient management on physical
asset information and important logical configuration information of devices.
10.2.5.1 Inventory Management

Inventory management refers to effectively managing the physical asset
information and key logical configuration information about the devices in a
centralized manner.
Function Access
In the navigation pane, choose > Inventory Management > Inventory

Management.

The connection between the system server and device is normal.
Application Guide
On the Inventory Management page, click Entire Equipment or Board. For details
about basic operations, seeTable 10-5.
Table 10-5 Basic Operations

Name
Queryin By querying inventory ● Browsing

g data, you can learn On the Inventory Management page,
Invento about the physical and view all inventory data.
ry Data logical configurations of ● Search
network devices.
set parameters, Click Search.

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Name
Manuall You can view the real- 1. On the Inventory Management page,
y time inventory of click Obtain.
Synchro devices. Inventory data 2. Select the devices whose inventory data
nizing of multiple devices can needs to be synchronized, Click Obtain.
Invento be synchronized at the
ry Data same time.
NOTE
The synchronizes
inventory data when the
device is connected the
first time and every early
morning. If you need to
obtain the real-time
inventory data, manually
synchronize inventory
data.

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Name
Importi Device information ● Exporting E-insurance records

ng and exported from the NMS 1. On the Inventory Management
Exporti can be sent to the E- page, click E-Insurance and choose
ng E- insurance library system Export in the right pane.
Insuran for life cycle data
ce configuration. 2. Select an export type.
Records NOTE
● All objects: Exports all products,
boards, and parts that support
lifecycle management, including
objects with complete and missing
service life information. The exported
list is usually used for O&M contract
renewal.
● Objects with missing service life
information: Exports service objects
whose Starting Point Date and
Session fields in the service life
information are empty for all
products, boards, and parts. The list is
the same as that exported from the
Missing Service Life Information
alarm. The exported list is usually
used to supplement the service life
information.
3. Click Export. After the export task is
complete, click the task file name to
download the device data file.
NOTE
The exported device data file is uploaded
by the technical engineer to the E-
insurance library system. The system sets
the corresponding life cycle data and
exports the file.
● Importing E-insurance records
1. On the Inventory Management
page, click E-Insurance and choose
Import in the right pane.
2. Select the data file exported from
the E-insurance library and click
Upload.
3. Wait until the task is executed. You
can view the task details and
execution status in the list.

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Name
Export You can export the ● Export part of the inventory data.
inventor inventory information On the Inventory Management page,
y data of devices. click Export and choose Export
Selected to export the required
inventory information from the
inventory list.
● Export all of the inventory data.
click Export and choose Export All to
export all inventory information from
the inventory list.
10.2.5.2 Hardware Replacement

Hardware replacement refers to centralized and effective maintenance and
management of hardware replacement information.
Function Access
In the navigation pane, choose > Inventory Management > Hardware

Replacement.

● The connection between the system server and device is normal.
● The device has been replaced onsite, and the original and new SNs of the
device have been obtained.
Application Guide
Table1 Basic operations describes the basic operations of hardware replacement.
Table 10-6 Basic operations

Name
Adding Users can add a single 1. On the Hardware Replace page, click
hardwa piece of hardware Create.
re replacement 2. Enter the original SN, new SN, and
replace information. replacement date of the device, and
ment click Save.
informa
NOTE
tion After you enter the new SN, other
information about the device is
automatically populated.

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Name
Importi Users can import 1. On the Hardware Replace page, click

ng multiple pieces of Batch Import.
hardwa hardware replacement 2. Click and download the hardware
re information in batches. replacement template, enter the
replace original SNs, new SNs, and replacement
ment dates of the devices in the template,
informa and click Upload.
tion in
NOTE
batches The upload result is displayed on the page. If
the upload fails, you can click Download
File to view the failure cause.
Exporti Users can export On the Hardware Replace page, click

ng hardware replacement Export. Users can export the hardware
hardwa information of devices replacement information list to the local
re in batches. PC.
replace
ment
informa
tion
10.2.5.3 Life Cycle Change Logs

You can view the life cycle change logs in the log list after the hardware is
replaced.
Function Access
In the navigation pane, choose > Inventory Management > Lifecycle Log.
Prerequisite
The system server is properly connected to the device.
Application Guide
1. In the navigation pane, choose Inventory Management > Life Cycle Change
Logs.
2. On the Life Cycle Change Logs page, you can view the life cycle change logs
in the log list.
10.2.6 O&M Analysis
10.2.6.1 Querying Charging Stations

You can query charging stations of other tenants by charging station name and
power unit SN. This function helps O&M personnel accurately and quickly locate

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the tenant space to which a charging station belongs or the charging station to
which a power unit belongs.
Querying a Charging Station
Stations.
2. Enter the charging station name or power unit SN and click Search.
Exporting the Charging Station Information
Stations.
2. Click Export to export the charging station information to the local PC.

Schedule and manage ESS devices, reducing the power cost of charging station.
Prerequisite
The charging station is configured with a station controller and ESS devices.

devices.

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10.2.7.2 Setting the Energy Management Mode

Energy management can be configured for ESS devices.
2. Click next to the charging station name and click in the Operation
column.
3. Set the ESS device information such as the working mode as prompted. For
details about the working modes, see Table 10-7.

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Table 10-7 ESS device working modes
Working Description
Mode
TOU ● This mode applies to the PV+ESS+Charging system and

ESS+Charging system where electricity prices at peak
and off-peak hours are different and power meters are
available.
● You can manually set the charge and discharge time
segments. For example, if you set the low electricity
price period at night as the charge time, the system
charges the ESS at the maximum power during the
charge time. If you set the high electricity price segment
as the discharge time, the ESS can discharge energy only
during the discharge time based on the actual load
power, reducing electricity costs.
● Click Add to set the charge and discharge time
segments. A maximum of 14 time segments can be set.
During the charge time, the grid can charge the ESS.
During the discharge time, the ESS can supply energy to
the loads. In other time segments, the ESS does not
discharge power. The PV system and grid supply power
to loads, and the PV system can charge the ESS.
● In some countries, the grid is not allowed to charge the
ESS. In this case, this mode cannot be used.
Maximum ● This mode applies to areas where the electricity price is

self- high, or areas where the FIT subsidy is low or
consumption unavailable.
● PV energy is preferentially supplied to loads, and then
the surplus PV energy is charged to the ESS. If the ESS is
fully charged or is being charged at full power, the
surplus PV energy is fed to the power grid. When PV
energy is insufficient or no PV energy can be generated
at night, the ESS discharges energy to loads. This
improves the self-consumption rate and energy self-
sufficiency rate, and reduces electricity costs. The grid
cannot charge the ESS.
No control No power scheduling control is performed. The power is

automatically controlled by the device. No control mode is
displayed by default.
10.2.8 Operations Support
10.2.8.1 Business Info Configuration

Users can query the third-party app information and export the QR code of the
charging connector.

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Querying Third-Party App Information

View the app name, third-party operator ID, and authorization time of the third-
party app.
Configuration.
2. Enter the app name and click .
Exporting the QR Code

The AntoEco automatically generates a QR code based on the following rules:
The recommended QR code format of the charging connector is hlht://Region
No.+Manufacturer No.+Site No.+Charger No.+Charging connector
No.+.+Operator ID. The following figure shows an example.
Configuration.

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3. Select the charging station whose QR code needs to be exported and click
Viewing QR Code Parameters
Configuration.
3. View QR code parameters.

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10.2.8.2 Charging Order

Users can query and export charging orders and view logs generated during the
charging process to locate charging exceptions.
View Charging Order Details

Order.
2. Enter the charging station name, charging connector number, and charging
start time, and click Search.
Exporting Charging Orders

Order.
a. Export selected charging orders.
Select the charging orders to be exported and click Export. In the Tasks
b. Export all charging orders.

Click Export. In the dialog box that is displayed, click OK. In the Tasks
Viewing Charging Logs

Order.
2. In the charging order list, click in the Operation column.

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3. View charging order details.

NOTE
If an exception occurs during charging, you can view Input Parameter Details and
Back to Details.
10.2.8.3 Task Center

View the execution progress and result of the charging station delivery task and
the cause of the delivery failure.
Prerequisites
A charging policy has been delivered. For details, see the charging policy delivery
task in 9.3.1 Charging Station Management.
Procedure
1. In the navigation pane, choose > Operations Support > Task Center.
2. View the task execution progress.
If a task fails to be executed, you can view the failure cause in the
Description column.


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10.3.1 Managing Charging Stations

On the Charging Station Management page, you can view multiple charging
stations in a centralized manner and modify charging station information.
Adding a Device
After a charging station is created, you can bind a new device to the station.

3. In the dialog box that is displayed, click the Add Devices tab, click Append,
and add devices as prompted.
Viewing the List of Charging Stations

You can view the name, region, and site type of the charging station.

2. View the charging station list.

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Modifying Charging Station Information

You can modify the access device, operations information, name, type, and
location of the station.

– On the Set Basic Info tab, modify the name, type, and location of the
charging station.
– On the Add Devices tab, add or delete devices in the charging station.
– On the Operation Information tab, modify information such as the
operator ID, device owner ID, and construction location of the charging
station.
10.3.2 Region Management

The administrator can view and maintain region information.
Procedure
1. In the navigation pane, choose > Region Management.

2. On the Region Management page, query the name or level of a region.

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11 I'm an Viewer
11.1 Home Page

Home Page Overview
Item Description
Status

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Item Description
station.

displayed.
For details about how to view the data of the charging station and devices,
see the following table.
Item Description
charging station.

and charging
charging station.


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Item Description
Configuration View the device management

and O&M platform
parameters.
examples.
Synergy Mode
Business Platform
Business Platform
parameters:
System Parameters:
system.
O&M Platform Domain
Business Platform

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Item Description

Operation
Pack Frequency




Context
Monitoring Alarms

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Querying Alarms


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Prerequisites
Monitoring Alarms

Alarms.

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Querying Alarms

Alarms.


Alarms.


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Context
Data.
type.
Follow-up Procedure

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Operation Procedure
mode




devices.


11.3.1 Managing Charging Stations

On the Charging Station Management page, you can view the names, regions,
and creation time of multiple charging stations in a centralized manner.

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Viewing the Charging Stations List

2. View the charging stations list.

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1 Registering an AntoEco Account

▪ The password must contain at least 8 characters.

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2 Logging In to the AntoEco

1. Go to the AntoEco official website.

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3 Managing an AntoEco Account

3.1 Resetting the Password

3.2 Viewing Basic Information

3.3 Changing a Mobile Number

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3.4 Deregistering an AntoEco Account

1. Enter the My Account page.

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4 Subscribing to the AntoEco Services

1. Click in the upper right corner of My Apps.

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5.1 Paying an Order

5.2 Canceling an Order

5.3 Editing an Order

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6.1 Viewing Messages

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Table 7-1 Operations related to log management

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Exporting 1. Click Export All to export all logs.

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1. Open the workbench on the AntoEco.

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9.1 Home Page

Home Page Overview

Table 9-1 Home page overview

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Charging Station Overview

1. In the navigation pane, click . The home page is displayed.

Device Power unit, Data View real-time and historical

Historical View historical alarms in the

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Configuration Set the device management

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