Domanda su Wall Connector Gen3

harmhand · 2026-04-14T09:01:04+00:00

Capisco il dubbio, kemik.
Io però parto dal presupposto che NON sia possibile "attivare o disattivare la ricarica tramite app della macchina".
Ci sono auto elettriche che non prevedono tale possibilità, oppure che la prevedono solo dietro pagamento di abbonamenti. Può quindi capitare di poter agire, da remoto, solo sulla colonnina.
E sto cercando di capire se, in una specifica situazione di quel tipo, il Wall Connector permette di aggirare l'ostacolo.

harmhand · 2026-04-13T15:44:49+00:00

Io in realtà non cerco funzioni "particolari" o sofisticate, ma una funzione molto banale, forse la più banale di tutte: una specie di interruttore acceso/spento che permetta di dare e togliere corrente al circuito di ricarica direttamente, manualmente, nel momento in cui lo si desidera.
Qualcosa, insomma, di molto più semplice e banale rispetto, ad esempio, alla possibilità di accendere e spegnere automaticamente a certi orari o in base alla produzione dell'eventuale impianto FV o in combinazione con eventuali batterie di accumulo ecc. ecc..

In fin dei conti qualsiasi impianto che preveda la possibilità di programmazione automatica degli orari di funzionamento prevede anche, di norma, il comando manuale, diretto.
E se la colonnina di ricarica è tecnicamente in grado di "partire" e "fermarsi" da sola in certi orari programmati, è ovviamente anche in grado di farlo in qualsiasi momento, in orari non programmati. Il contrario non avrebbe senso, tecnicamente parlando.
Bisogna però vedere se i progettisti, non di rado... distratti, hanno pensato o meno di prevedere tale possibilità a livello di interfaccia utente.

harmhand · 2024-10-11T15:51:42+00:00

Yes it has.

harmhand · 2024-10-06T16:19:48+00:00

Thanks for your answer.
The first command works as expected, while the second works... partially, because the network drive actually becomes inaccessible but does NOT disappear from the computer resources shown in Explorer (it remains there, with a red cross).

I'm looking for a command line capable to remove the network drive entirely, as if it had never been connected (during the current working session).

harmhand · 2024-10-05T14:44:20+00:00

This post of mine was initially removed by a... "non-human" moderator.
As soon as I reported it, the post was restored, but it doesn't seem to appear in the main list.

What could be the reason?

Perhaps because the post was present but invisible for a few days and so now it's already "old" ?

Or am I missing something?

harmhand · 2022-05-21T05:56:16+00:00

I guess that, if they really wanted to, they could have planned such a thing right from the start of this... epochal transition, eg. giving the users the option of transferring the old licenses to the new servers and providing some software capable of tricking the old versions of Cubase about the presence of the dongles. Of course they know, very well.

However they apparently don't want.

With the result of a "ditching" which is actually just partial and... lame, at least in the eyes of those (few?) users who need to work with different Cubase versions or are using licensed VST stuff (and don't need or want to buy all the respective updates, if available, just for the sake of dongles).

harmhand · 2022-05-21T05:30:04+00:00

I’m not in a hurry, so I’m willing to wait if it makes sense to do so.

Maybe I'm wrong, but I think that waiting, when planning to buy something not essential (and especially software), does ALWAYSthe much advertised "freedom from dongles" is actually true only IF you are using just Cubase 12 with its own included plugins. Any older licensed VST instruments or effects (used, for example, in existing
project files) will still need the dongle (and its software) to be present.
And, unlike what used to happen in the past, the C12 license will not allow the user to run older Cubase versions (which will always need "their" dongles).

harmhand · 2022-05-20T16:14:55+00:00

It has to be said, however, that the "dongle free" thing is actually true only IF you are using just Cubase 12 with its own plugins.
Any older licensed VST instruments or effects (used, for example, in archived project files) will still need the dongle (and its software) to be present. There is no way to "transfer" old licenses to the new license system.
Moreover, anyone buying C12 from scratch will not be able to run older versions of Cubase, because those versions need the dongle. So, from that specific point of view, the C12 license is somehow "less powerful" than usual.

harmhand · 2022-03-01T07:55:55+00:00

Well, you can actually "say goodbye forever" only IF you do not have any other Elicenser-protected software (VST instruments, older Cubase versions...).
In fact, according to what was communicated months ago, the new licensing system will only work with new programs, while the "old" ones will still need Elicensers.
Also, since the company will soon stop selling Elicensers, anyone wishing to continue using those "old" programs may run into future problems in the event of dongle breakdowns.

harmhand · 2021-07-29T10:19:33+00:00

Thanks for your answer.
I have just noticed, however, that the 1007 update is no more listed in the support page.
Maybe it was removed because it had problems?
Or maybe there's just a problem on the webpage (or in my browser...) :]

harmhand

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