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LinaDamosiute: different pairing codes added

2024-05-28T09:16:53Z

different pairing codes added

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	\|Why do I need NFC card?		\|Why do I need NFC card?
	\|NFC card is used to authorise user and unlock charger. If authorization is turned off user do not need to use NFC card.		\|NFC card is used to authorise user and unlock charger. If authorization is turned off user does not need to use NFC card.
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	\|How to add/remove NFC cards/tags?		\|How to add/remove NFC cards/tags?
	\|NFC cards/tags ~~can~~ be added via application. Go to ~~settings >~~ Add new card. After naming a new card/tag user ~~have~~ to touch NFC card/tag to the side of the charger.[[File:TeltoCharge TeltoChargeApplication Settings NFCSetup.PNG\|center\|frameless]]		\|NFC cards and tags need to be added '''separately''' via application. Go to ''Settings'' → Click on: ''Add new card''. After naming a new card and tag user has to touch NFC card and tag to the side of the EV charger.
			'''NOTE:''' NFC cards and tags have different codes this is why it needs to be added separately.

			[[File:TeltoCharge TeltoChargeApplication Settings NFCSetup.PNG\|center\|frameless]]
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	\|Can I use my own NFC card?		\|Can I use my own NFC card?
	\|Yes, but NFC card~~'s has got~~ requirements:		\|'''Yes, but NFC card needs to meet the following requirements:'''
	*ISO 14443 A		*ISO 14443 A
	*UID max size 10 bytes		*UID max size 10 bytes
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	\|How many NFC cards can be paired with TeltoCharge?		\|How many NFC cards can be paired with TeltoCharge?
	\|TeltoCharge can store ~100 NFC cards inside its memory. If charger is connected to any cloud management server, number depends on the server.		\|TeltoCharge can store ~100 NFC cards inside its memory. If a charger is connected to any cloud management server, the number depends on the server.
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Vaidotas Seliukas at 06:57, 3 April 2023

2023-04-03T06:57:03Z

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	\|Yes, but NFC card's has got requirements:		\|Yes, but NFC card's has got requirements:
	*ISO 14443 A		*ISO 14443 A
	*max 10 bytes		*UID max size 10 bytes
	*13.56MHz		*13.56MHz
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Vaidotas Seliukas at 06:39, 3 April 2023

2023-04-03T06:39:54Z

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	\|Can I use my own NFC card?		\|Can I use my own NFC card?
	\|Yes, but NFC card's has got requirements:		\|Yes, but NFC card's has got requirements:
	*ISO 14443		*ISO 14443 A
	*max 10 bytes		*max 10 bytes
	*13.56MHz		*13.56MHz

PauliusKo at 21:33, 30 March 2023

2023-03-30T21:33:56Z

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	\|TeltoCharge can store ~100 NFC cards inside its memory. If charger is connected to any cloud management server, number depends on the server.		\|TeltoCharge can store ~100 NFC cards inside its memory. If charger is connected to any cloud management server, number depends on the server.
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Vaidotas Seliukas at 06:43, 24 November 2022

2022-11-24T06:43:51Z

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	\|How many NFC cards can be paired with TeltoCharge?		\|How many NFC cards can be paired with TeltoCharge?
	\|TeltoCharge can store ~~~500~~ NFC cards inside its memory. If charger is connected to any cloud management server, number depends on the server.		\|TeltoCharge can store ~100 NFC cards inside its memory. If charger is connected to any cloud management server, number depends on the server.
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	[[Category: FAQ]]		[[Category: FAQ]]

Vaidotas Seliukas at 09:42, 25 October 2022

2022-10-25T09:42:42Z

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	\|Yes, but NFC card's has got requirements:		\|Yes, but NFC card's has got requirements:
	*ISO 14443		*ISO 14443
	*10~~-digit code~~		*max 10 bytes
	*13.56MHz		*13.56MHz
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Rytimeci at 08:52, 4 July 2022

2022-07-04T08:52:35Z

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	\|TeltoCharge can store ~500 NFC cards inside its memory. If charger is connected to any cloud management server, number depends on the server.		\|TeltoCharge can store ~500 NFC cards inside its memory. If charger is connected to any cloud management server, number depends on the server.
	\|}		\|}

			[[Category: FAQ]]

Rytimeci at 12:06, 17 June 2022

2022-06-17T12:06:37Z

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	\|How to add/remove NFC cards/tags?		\|How to add/remove NFC cards/tags?
	\|NFC cards/tags can be added via application. Go to settings > Add new card. After naming a new card/tag user have to touch NFC card/tag to the side of the charger.		\|NFC cards/tags can be added via application. Go to settings > Add new card. After naming a new card/tag user have to touch NFC card/tag to the side of the charger.[[File:TeltoCharge TeltoChargeApplication Settings NFCSetup.PNG\|center\|frameless]]
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Rytimeci at 07:57, 14 June 2022

2022-06-14T07:57:09Z

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	\|How to add/remove NFC cards/tags?		\|How to add/remove NFC cards/tags?
	\|~~[[Settings#~~NFC~~%20card.2Ftag%20management\|NFC]]~~ cards/tags can be added via application. Go to settings > Add new card. After naming a new card/tag user have to touch NFC card/tag to the side of the charger.		\|NFC cards/tags can be added via application. Go to settings > Add new card. After naming a new card/tag user have to touch NFC card/tag to the side of the charger.
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2022-04-25T08:54:54Z

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