Set smart charging profiles via OCPP

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Verified steps

  1. Confirm the Charge Point supports smart charging by checking the SupportedFeatureProfiles configuration key, which must include SmartCharging.
  2. Compose a SetChargingProfile.req message with chargingProfileId (a unique integer), stackLevel (higher values take precedence), chargingProfilePurpose (TxDefaultProfile for per-transaction defaults or ChargingStationMaxProfile for station-wide limits), chargingProfileKind (Absolute, Recurring, or Relative), and a chargingSchedule object.
  3. Define the chargingSchedule with chargingRateUnit (A for amps or W for watts), duration (optional, in seconds), and a chargingSchedulePeriod array where each period has a startPeriod offset (in seconds from schedule start) and a limit value.
  4. Send the SetChargingProfile.req to the CP; the CP responds with SetChargingProfile.conf with status Accepted, Rejected, or NotSupported.
  5. To apply a profile to a specific active transaction rather than a default, set chargingProfilePurpose to TxProfile and include the transactionId in the request.
  6. To remove a profile, send ClearChargingProfile.req with the chargingProfileId; the CP responds with status Accepted or Unknown.

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