Duracell Energy EV Charger: Difference between revisions

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==Consumer-impact summary==

To use the charger, users must enter login details for the charger hotspot. The charger hotspot seems to ~~depends~~ on a WiFi connection between the charger hotspot and your home network. The connection can be unstable or out of range. The unstable or out or range connection prevents the configuration page for the hotspot from being accessible, and so unable to change the default hotspot password. The default password is very easily guessable. There does not seem to be support for using an Ethernet connection between the home router and the charger hotspot.

To use the charger, users must enter login details for the charger hotspot. The charger hotspot seems to depend on a WiFi connection between the charger hotspot and your home network. The connection can be unstable or out of range. The unstable or out or range connection prevents the configuration page for the hotspot from being accessible, and so unable to change the default hotspot password. The default password is very easily guessable. There does not seem to be support for using an Ethernet connection between the home router and the charger hotspot.

After entering login details for connecting to the hotspot, a local IP address for the hotspot needs to be visited in your web browser, while connected to the home network. The page is only accessible if the "Not Secure Connection Warning" or any other similarly named browser setting for enforcing HTTPS is disabled.

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 ==Consumer-impact summary==
-To use the charger, users must enter login details for the charger hotspot. The charger hotspot seems to depends on a WiFi connection between the charger hotspot and your home network. The connection can be unstable or out of range. The unstable or out or range connection prevents the configuration page for the hotspot from being accessible, and so unable to change the default hotspot password. The default password is very easily guessable. There does not seem to be support for using an Ethernet connection between the home router and the charger hotspot.
+To use the charger, users must enter login details for the charger hotspot. The charger hotspot seems to depend on a WiFi connection between the charger hotspot and your home network. The connection can be unstable or out of range. The unstable or out or range connection prevents the configuration page for the hotspot from being accessible, and so unable to change the default hotspot password. The default password is very easily guessable. There does not seem to be support for using an Ethernet connection between the home router and the charger hotspot.
 After entering login details for connecting to the hotspot, a local IP address for the hotspot needs to be visited in your web browser, while connected to the home network. The page is only accessible if the "Not Secure Connection Warning" or any other similarly named browser setting for enforcing HTTPS is disabled.