Can I test OCPP here now?
No. OCPP testing is planned. ChargerDojo's live testing product is OCPI. The waitlist opens soon, and no launch date is announced.
Open Charge Point Protocol, or OCPP
OCPP testing, coming soon
Coming soon
A charging station management system is a CSMS.
OCPP testing for your CSMS or charge point is planned. Explore the testing areas below.
The waitlist opens soon
OCPP testing is planned. Signup is not available yet.
How do I leave the waitlist?
The waitlist opens soon. When signup is available, you can request an export or deletion through our privacy contact after verifying inbox ownership. Signups will be kept for at most 90 days.
Planned scope
Planned OCPP testing areas
These are the areas we plan to investigate. They are not available tests or a commitment to coverage.
Connection and recovery
Communication between a charge point and its management system, including interrupted connections.
Planned
Authorization
Permission to charge, including how the two systems handle an authorization decision.
Planned
Charging sessions and meter readings
Charging activity and the measurements a charge point reports to its management system.
Planned
Remote control and configuration
Requests to act on a charge point or change its settings, and the resulting response.
Planned
Smart charging
Instructions that control charging power, and how the charging system handles them.
Planned
Scope details remain unannounced. The J in OCPP 1.6J means JSON. OCPP 2.0.1 and 2.1 are later versions of the protocol. Read OCA's OCPP overview for protocol background.
Will you support OCPP 1.6J, 2.0.1 or 2.1?
OCPP 1.6J and 2.0.1 testing is planned, starting with CSMS testing. OCPP 2.1 is also planned, with preparation from the start. None is available here yet, and this plan does not promise versions, a launch date, certification or price.
Working OCPI evidence
Why ChargerDojo
You can inspect the testing product we ship today. This evidence is for OCPI; OCPP testing is still planned.
Run the live suite
Run OCPI conformance checks against our sandbox and inspect the exchanges behind the results.
Try the OCPI conformance suiteSee how we test our checks
A mutant peer is a copy of a correct peer with a deliberate defect. We use these peers to show that OCPI checks can fail.
Read the mutant-peer approachTwo different connections
OCPP versus OCPI
What is the difference between OCPP and OCPI?
OCPP connects a charge point to its charging station management system. OCPI connects charging-service platforms for roaming. They address different parts of a charging integration, so testing one does not prove the other.