The minus 12 part at the bottom of the waveform, and I'll get a scope in a minute, remains at minus 12 volts and I think the idea of that is so that if, I don't know, your type 2 plug was lying in a pool of water and there just happened to be 2.7 K between Protective Earth and Control Pilot, it's unlikely but it could happen, seeing this asymmetry by virtue of this diode means that it's not going to turn the mains on when the connector is lying in a puddle. So now I've connected both resistors in parallel so that we're pulling the top half of the square wave down to 6 volts and it's turned the mains on. Let's turn off the supply to the EVSE so that that drops out and see if it's happy to see this situation immediately it powers on. Put the power on the EVSE, standby and yeah it goes straight into supplying power so the relays have closed and it's supplying mains power to the car so it doesn't seem to mind, there doesn't seem to be any kind of sequencing required, if the conditions are satisfied it just gets on and supplies power to the car. Now one thing I wanted to test, if I short out this diode with a crocodile clip cable then we're going to pull down both the top half of the square wave and the bottom half, will it detect that there is then symmetry on the pull down? No it doesn't, it doesn't seem to care whether the diodes... I'm not sure whether this crocodile clip is any good actually, perhaps I'll try another one. Well let's try this again in the connecting state so my second resistor is disconnected, let's see what happens if the diode is not there and no it doesn't seem to care about that, so it doesn't seem to be taking much notice of whether or not that diode's in circuit. I'll just get another croc clip because I can't be sure this is a good one. Right I've got a new crocodile clip lead, this one's got an S on it which means I've soldered the wire to the crocodile clip because the crimped ones can be quite bad and the little C there means that it's high current, I've got a decent piece of wire on there. So why isn't it going into... oh it's gone into end mode, oh that's interesting, yes but if I put the second resistor across there it immediately goes into charging mode. It's saying end rather than connecting which is slightly odd. Okay let's make it conduct and now short out this diode. No it doesn't seem to care whether or not the pull down on the square wave is symmetric or asymmetric. I think it's time to get a scope and have a look at the square wave on here. So here's my scope hooked up and I'm having to use this additional light here otherwise it bleaches out the screen of the scope, it's just an exposure compensation thing. I suppose I could do that on the camera but never mind I've done this now. So we can see that it's exactly one kilohertz, the width of the pulse is about 10% which is what you want for 6 amps, you can see 6 amps there and if I press the current button in this end state I can actually vary the current so 8 amps is more than 10% that's 10 amps, 13 amps and this one goes up to 16 amps. I can't remember the percentages just at the moment let me check. Right I've done the exposure compensation on the camera now. Oh it's not quite as good is it? How do I adjust that? No that's not working terribly well.
波形の一番下にあるマイナス12ボルトの部分は、すぐにスコープを持ってきますが、マイナス12ボルトのままです。このアイデアは、もしタイプ2のプラグが水のプールに横たわっていて、たまたま保護アースとコントロール・パイロットの間に2.7Kがあったとしても、ありえないことですが、起こりうることです。両方の抵抗を並列に接続し、矩形波の上半分を6ボルトまで引き下げると、主電源がオンになった。EVSEの電源を切って、電源が落ちるのを防ぎ、電源が入った直後にこのような状況になるのを確認しましょう。EVSEに電源を入れ、ス