Mobile app: what’s new in February 2019
22 February 2019 - 2 minutes to read
Over the last few weeks, our Chargemap teams have been focussing on improving the detail screens. Our aim? To make consulting charging stations easier and faster for you.
Previewing charging stations is now more efficient
The previewing map has been specially optimised to cut down on the number of times you have to switch between the map and the detail screens.
With this goal in mind, our Chargemap developers have highlighted two major actions: “GPS” and “Check-in”. They are both now far more user-friendly and accessible, without you having to consult the charging station’s detail screen.
This is just the first step among many future enhancements that will making previewing even more efficient.
This is why the postal address has been relocated in the detail screen, thereby freeing up space for more useful information in the future, such as connector occupation status and opening times.
A more intuitive menu
The menu bringing together all the main functions of the detail screen was shunned by users. But we have completely overhauled it. You can now send your photos and comments directly and suggest changes for a charging pool via the new icon menu (1), neatly positioned in the upper section of the detail screen.
The main “GPS” and “Check-in” actions (2) are within easy reach of your thumb at the bottom of the screen. In other words – they are located in exactly the same position as on the preview screen.
More details on connectors
The connectors have also undergone a makeover (1). The number of parking spaces has been removed as it was hardly ever used, and the charging station model has been relocated into the connector’s detail screen. All we’ve kept are the authentication modes and compatible badges (2), deemed to be more useful.
When the pool is compatible with the Chargemap Pass, this leaves more space visually for details on Chargemap rates — which, as you may remember, can vary depending on the connectors.
Each connector now has its own detail screen – simply touch the screen to post up full information about each connector (model, type of current, voltage, amperage etc.).
Ever open to suggestions
These upgrades to the detail screen are just a beginning. More are on the way, so don’t forget to follow the Chargemap news bites!
And keep helping us improve your Chargemap apps by sending us suggestions via the Chargemap forms. Each constructive criticism is a stepping stone towards absolute efficiency!
Hello, I am looking for the charging cable type 2 for SMART vehicle for here in Brussels (we have the 3X240V and no Neutral)
See you soon, Geert
Hello,
First of all, i need to know what version of the Smart ED/EQ you have (year of production… old or new facelift), and if you have purchased the “Fast charge” option.
Then, you must know that you will be only able to charge on one phase on most of the belgian power network because of this lack of neutral pole.
On what kind of plug do you want to charge your EV… domestic plug? something else?
For use on domestic plugs, we can propose you the Minicharger, it will avoid the lack of neutral, but i must know exactly what version of the Smart you have. If it’s the new version, you may have troubles if you have the “Fast Charge” option. The “Fast Charge” version is sensible to the lack of neutral and bad earthing.
https://www.mister-ev.com/charging-cable-minicharger/
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Bonjour Michel,
Cet article s’adresse aux utilisateurs et clients Chargemap anglophones. Tous nos articles sont traduits du français en anglais et en allemand. Vous pouvez donc retrouver la source de cet article dans le blog français de Chargemap ici: https://blog-fr.chargemap.com/application-mobile-nouveautes-fevrier-2019/