LED indicators

A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J	K	L	M
White LED‘s rolling from the bottom to the top – shows that TeltoCharge is booting up	White pulsing LED‘s – shows that TeltoCharge is in standby mode and waiting for action	Yellow pulsing LED‘s – shows that TeltoCharge is in standby mode with default settings.	Yellow LED‘s on – TeltoCharge is not charging, simplified charging sequence is required.	Blue LED‘s lights up from the middle – TeltoCharge do not require permission, it is waiting for EV to initiate charging process (go to state C).	Blue LED‘s pulsing – permission to charge is not granted. TeltoCharge requires authorization.	Four middle blue LED’s pulsing – TeltoCharge waiting to add new NFC card	Green LED‘s pulsing - Initialisation of charging.	Green LED‘s rolling upwards from the bottom – TeltoCharge is in charging process.	Green LED‘s on – TeltoCharge finished charging.	Purple LED‘s on – TeltoCharge requires ventilation (charging is done in state D).	Red four middle LED's - NFC/RFID card declined from the server.	Green four middle LED's - NFC/RFID card accepted from the server.
		Open installer menu via Teltonika Energy app, set and save settings.	Open installer menu via Teltonika Energy app and select to allow simplified charging sequence		Authorize yourself with app or NFC card.					Open installer menu via Teltonika Energy app and select that charging location is ventilated. To select that charger must be installed in ventilated location.	Check if NFC/RFID card is in a server cards whitelist.

RED LED indicators (errors)

A	B	C	D	E	F	G
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Input voltage error.	Output voltage/current error.	Current leakage detected.	Connectivity error.	Temperature error.	Internal errors.	Faulty connection to EV.
Overvoltage; Undervoltage; Wrong wiring;	Overvoltage; Undervoltage; Output current;	Current leakage detected	Cable lock; PP fail; Car diode;	Temperature reached 85°C	-12V;	CP fail
Troubleshooting
Check if input wiring is connected correctly; Measure input voltage; Check installer menu settings if supply voltage and voltage tolerance is in accordance with the measured input voltage.	Disconnect charging cable from the EV and check if the issue remains. Reboot charger and try to connect EV again.	Disconnect the cable from the EV and check if the error persists. If the error is cleared, try to start charging. If the error occurs once again, try following steps: Check if charging cable is fully pluged into socket and/or EV; Check if the inside of both the socket and the plug has no foreign materials inside (is clean). Check visually if the cable is not damaged. Check if the boards are not covered in dust and/or other materials.	Check if the charging cable is connected correctly from the charger side (socket version) and from the EV side; Try to reconnect charging cable to the EV and EVSE (if it is socket version). Listen if you can hear a clicking sound from the TeltoCharge when you plug the cable to EV. Charger should lock cable plug. If you can’t hear, try to unplug cable (from EVSE side) while it is plugged from EV side. If it is possible to unplug, report this problem via VIP helpdesk or your sales manager. If any of these steps helps, measure the voltage between PE and PP and check if it is in accordance to the standard.	Check the temperature inside Teltonika Energy app > Device info. If temperature is higher than 85 ℃ wait while charger cools down.	Restart TeltoCharge	Try reconnect charging cable from the EV side. There might be control pilot communication problem which can occur with different EV models.
If issues still persists, report it via VIP helpdesk or your sales manager. (Note: please provide as much information as you can about your issue (photos, videos, etc..) this helps to solve it faster.