Did you check on your WiFi access point that the EVSE is connected? Although the EVSE may have been given an address and displayed it during setup, it might not always stay connected depending on signal strength, location, etc.
I pinned it out and the header matches the order on the labeling. Still wondering why the silkscreen says GRN then next to the NC pin on the 6pin header.
The pic of the OpenEVSE board that has the 4 wired 6 pin header plugged in, that isn't correct per instruction, but is that intended to show the actual board connections and my first comment is incorrect?
I would check continuity from the Ground to the grounds on the 3 pin headers, but I don't have access to my meter tonight. Haven't powered the evse up yet, either.
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Oddly mine stopped showing the address. Could have something to do with having it unplugged for a while when I moved the EVSE
Did you check on your WiFi access point that the EVSE is connected? Although the EVSE may have been given an address and displayed it during setup, it might not always stay connected depending on signal strength, location, etc.
I pinned it out and the header matches the order on the labeling. Still wondering why the silkscreen says GRN then next to the NC pin on the 6pin header.
The pic of the OpenEVSE board that has the 4 wired 6 pin header plugged in, that isn't correct per instruction, but is that intended to show the actual board connections and my first comment is incorrect?
I would check continuity from the Ground to the grounds on the 3 pin headers, but I don't have access to my meter tonight. Haven't powered the evse up yet, either.