Tera EV Charger Station Protective Box User Manual

: June 17, 2024
: Tera

Table of Contents

Important Notice
Product Description
Operation Instructions
B User Settings

Tera EV Charger Station Protective Box

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Important Notice

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Product Description

How to insert/remove a cell battery

Insert the eject tool into the hole to eject the battery tray, as shown in figure
a (To install): Insert the cell battery with the negative side facing down, as shown in figure 2.
b (To remove): Press the notched edge to remove the battery, as shown in figure 3.

Operation Instructions

Note:

There is a user password (1234) and a manager password (4321) by (Access level: Manager Password> User Password)
There are two operation modes available: Public Mode and Private Mode. By default, the lock is in private mode.

A. Unlock/Lock

Unlock

Operation Instructions

Enter the password and press “OK”. The lock emits a long beep and the LED indicator turns solid green.
Turn the knob clockwise within 3s.

Lock

Simply turn the knob counter clockwise
Operation Instructions

If the password is incorrect, the lock will beep three times. If the digital lock is unlocked but the LED indicator is solid red, it means that the battery is running low. If the digital lock is unlocked with the manager password, the user password will be restored to 1234.

B User Settings

Operation Instructions

Change Passwords
(For instance, change the default user password from from 1234 to 123123.
Step 1: Enter the default password and then press “OK”. The lock emits a long beep and the LED indicator turns solid green.
Step 2: Hold the “OK” key until the lock emits a long beep and the LED indicator starts flashing green.
Step 3: Enter the new password 123123, followed by the OK key. The lock emits a long beep, indicating that the password has been saved successfully.

Both the user password and the manager password can be changed by the steps mentioned above. The shortest password is 4 digit and the longest password is 15 digit. The manager password must not be set the same as the user password Once a new password is saved, the old password will become invalid immediately.
Public Mode and Private Mode

Enable public mode
Step1: Enter the manager password and press the OK key. The lock emits a long beep and the LED indicator turns solid green.
Step 2: Hold the “OK’ key until the lock emits a long beep and the LED indicator starts flashing green.
Step 3: Press the “OK” key again and enter 4, 4 and then press “OK”. The lock emits a long beep and enters Public Mode.
Only with the manager password can this mode be enabled. When the lock is in public mode, entering the manager password will clear the temporary password and unlock the digital lock.
Set a temporary password (for public mode only)
Step 1: Press the “OK” key, with the LED indicator flashing green.
Step 2: Enter a password (at least 4 digits, at most 15 digits) and press the “OK” key to confirm the operation. The lock emits a long beep and the LED indicator turns solid green, indicating successful configuration. Once the configuration is done, the digital lock will be unlocked.

The temporary password will become invalid once it is used to unlock the digital lock. If a temporary password is configured, the LED indicator will flash every three seconds.
Disable public mode
Step 1: Enter the manager password and press the “OK” key. The lock emits a long beep and the LED indicator turns solid green.
Step 2: Hold the “OK” key until the lock emits a long beep and the LED indicator starts flashing.
Step 3: Press the “OK’ key and enter 4, 3 and then “OK” agian. The lock emits a long beep, indicating that the configuration is successful and the lock is in private mode now.
Fake Password
Enter the manager password and press the “OK” Key. The lock emits a long beep and the LED indicator turns solid green.
Hold the “OK” key until the lock emits a long beep and the LED indicator starts flashing green, then press the “OK” key again.
Enter 4, 2 and press the OK key to enable the Fake Password Enter 4, 1 and press the OK key to disable the Fake Password feature.
This feature allows users to add extra digits in front of and/or behind the real password so as to create a decoy or misleading input.
The maximum size of this configuration is 16 digits. As long as the input password includes the correct group of numbers, the lock will be unlocked.

Troubleshooting

Problems	Causes	Solutions
The lock beeps three times after a password input	Incorrect password	Enter

the correct password
The lock emits two long beeps and the LED indicator flashes red after a password input| Battery running low| Replace the battery
The lock emits a beep and the LED indicator is solid green but the lock won’t open| The knob is not at the lock position.| Turn the knob to the lock position.
The lock doesn’t beep when pressing the keys and the lock opens after the password is entered| Beeper broken| Replace the beeper

Note: If you enter the wrong password four times in a row, the lock will make alert sounds and the keypad will be invalid within 60 seconds.

Emergency Key

In the situation where the cell battery has drained and a replacement is unavailable, you can use the Eject Tool or a similar object to remove the cover on the knob. Subsequently, you can employ the Emergency Key to manually open the lock.

Installation Guide for the Protective Box

Step 1: Enter the initial password “1234”, press the “OK” key, and turn the knob clockwise to open the cover of the protective box.
Installation Guide for the Protective Box

Check that all the installation components are complete. The plastic bag containing the components should include the following items: 4 wall plugs, 4 metal screws, 4 metal washers, and 1 eject tool.

Step 2: Remove the nuts and washers from the four corners of the mounting plate marked in the picture shown above.

Step 3: Remove the mounting plate from the fixed screws

Step 4: Align the holes on the box with the installation holes on the wall.
Installation Guide for the Protective Box

Step 5: Insert the wall plugs into the installation holes.

Step 6: Place the washers on the metal screws, pass them through the holes on the box, and insert them into the wall plugs and tighten the screws.

Installation Guide for the Protective Box

Note: The tools for drilling holes are not included. Users are advised to measure the size of the protective box and the desired hole size before drilling.