OCPP

A shared language for chargers and charging software.

OCPP helps compatible EVSEs communicate with charging management systems. For GlintEV, it is one path to charger-first control and measured operational visibility.

Why OCPP matters

Open charger communication reduces lock-in and gives software a standard control path.

Without a common protocol, every charger can become its own custom integration. OCPP gives compatible chargers a standard way to report status, receive commands, and participate in smart charging.

EVSE / OCPP control
OCPP command loop Standardized charger path
PolicyGlintEV calculates allowed current.
GatewayTranslates request into OCPP message.
EVSEApplies smart charging profile.
HistoryStatus and command result return to GlintEV.
GlintEV uses OCPP forCharger identity, connector state, smart charging profiles, and operational history.
1.6

OCPP 1.6 path

A practical starting point for many deployed chargers and smart charging profiles.

2.0

Future versions

The model leaves room for newer protocol versions as sites and chargers require them.

LAN

Local gateways

Some deployments can keep charger communication close to the site through a controller or gateway.

API

Cloud coordination

The dashboard still manages policy, history, account state, and device configuration.