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| − | This is the app for tablet to simulate '''charges''' | + | This is the app for tablet to simulate '''charges''' on a '''charging point''' '''on street''' or in a '''parking''' |
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| + | You can download it here: | ||
| + | https://install.appcenter.ms/orgs/quisque/apps/cu-simulator/distribution_groups/public%20group | ||
| + | In the "real life" the mobile applications are expected to charge the car in two different ways: | ||
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| + | # '''on street:''' the mobile app sends a '''http''' '''request to our backend api''' - and then our backend api forwards the request to Enel and then Enel dispatches the request to the charging point | ||
| + | # '''in a parking:''' the mobile app '''connects to the charging point via''' '''blue tooth''' (because in parking 3G-4G connectivity is not guaranteed since they can be located underground) - and then the charging point forwards the request to Enel (the charging points, on the contrary, are guaranteed to have connectivity) and then Enel connects to our backend api | ||
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| + | The CU-Simulator app interacts with the mobile applications in the same way, depending on the simulation is set to happen on street or in parking. You can opt for on-street-mode or parking-mode simply choosing a charging point located on street or in a parking from the dropdown menu | ||
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| + | ====== How to distinguish charging points on street from charging points in a parking: ====== | ||
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| + | * charging points on street: their name is not preceded by a '''[P]''' | ||
| + | * charging points in parking: their name is preceded by a '''[P]''' | ||
Revision as of 15:47, 18 June 2021
This is the app for tablet to simulate charges on a charging point on street or in a parking
You can download it here:
https://install.appcenter.ms/orgs/quisque/apps/cu-simulator/distribution_groups/public%20group
In the "real life" the mobile applications are expected to charge the car in two different ways:
- on street: the mobile app sends a http request to our backend api - and then our backend api forwards the request to Enel and then Enel dispatches the request to the charging point
- in a parking: the mobile app connects to the charging point via blue tooth (because in parking 3G-4G connectivity is not guaranteed since they can be located underground) - and then the charging point forwards the request to Enel (the charging points, on the contrary, are guaranteed to have connectivity) and then Enel connects to our backend api
The CU-Simulator app interacts with the mobile applications in the same way, depending on the simulation is set to happen on street or in parking. You can opt for on-street-mode or parking-mode simply choosing a charging point located on street or in a parking from the dropdown menu
How to distinguish charging points on street from charging points in a parking:
- charging points on street: their name is not preceded by a [P]
- charging points in parking: their name is preceded by a [P]