Lucid Combined Home Charging System Installation tips!

[dcase99]

Alternatively, you can kill the breaker and restart it, and then look for 'most recently connected' devices or devices with low 'uptime'

Good idea, I'll give that a shot. If no luck is there a way to factory reset it ?

 

[DeaneG]

Good idea, I'll give that a shot. If no luck is there a way to factory reset it ?

Log into the LCHCS' home page within 15 minutes of power-on, and navigate here:

 

[dcase99]

Log into the LCHCS' home page within 15 minutes of power-on, and navigate here:
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This is my problem. I can't figure out what the IP address is. Searched for the MAC address in the DHCP table, no luck. Reset the breaker to figure out the newest DHCP lease, no luck (it is just http://<ip address> or https://<ip address> right?). What I fear is it is stuck in limbo (maybe I entered the WPA key wrong or something) so it is neither on the factory IP address nor on a DHCP address on my network but stuck in between. It works so there is that but I can't seem to find the darn thing via IP address. Is there a way to factory reset it without using the web browser?

 

[DeaneG]

This is my problem. I can't figure out what the IP address is. Searched for the MAC address in the DHCP table, no luck. Reset the breaker to figure out the newest DHCP lease, no luck (it is just http://<ip address> or https://<ip address> right?). What I fear is it is stuck in limbo (maybe I entered the WPA key wrong or something) so it is neither on the factory IP address nor on a DHCP address on my network but stuck in between. It works so there is that but I can't seem to find the darn thing via IP address. Is there a way to factory reset it without using the web browser?

For 15 minutes after every power-on, you can reach the LCHCS by connecting your phone or laptop to it's internal setup WiFi SSID at 192.168.5.1, rather than your home's wifi.

 

[dcase99]

For 15 minutes after every power-on, you can reach the LCHCS by connecting your phone or laptop to it's internal setup WiFi SSID at 192.168.5.1, rather than your home's wifi.

I'll give that another shot. Didn't seem to work when I tried it just a bit ago. Maybe I didn't let it sit long enough .

 

[dcase99]

Well well....... Success! Many thanks all! This is such a great forum!