Manage charge points via OCPP 1.6J

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Verified steps

  1. Establish a persistent WebSocket connection from the Charge Point (CP) to the Central System (CS) using a URL in the format wss://{csHost}/{chargepointId}; negotiate the OCPP1.6 subprotocol during the WebSocket handshake.
  2. Upon connection, the CP sends a BootNotification.req containing chargePointVendor, chargePointModel, firmwareVersion, and serial number; the CS responds with BootNotification.conf including status (Accepted, Pending, or Rejected), currentTime, and heartbeatInterval.
  3. The CP sends periodic Heartbeat.req messages at the interval specified in the BootNotification.conf to signal it is online; the CS responds with the current UTC time.
  4. When a driver presents an RFID card, the CP sends Authorize.req with the idTag; the CS responds with Authorize.conf and an idTagInfo.status of Accepted or Blocked.
  5. After authorization, when the CP transitions to Charging state, it sends StartTransaction.req with connectorId, idTag, meterStart (in Wh), and timestamp; the CS responds with a transactionId used for the session.
  6. When charging ends, the CP sends StopTransaction.req with the transactionId, meterStop, and a list of intermediate MeterValues; the CS reconciles the session and applies billing.

Known gotchas

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