Adding Fox ESS OCPP Charger as tested device

[lucode]

I'm not quite sure if I placed this correctly as an Feature Request? A separate Issue Template for new Chargers, would be nice, to get a more structured input.

FOX ESS OCPP Charger tested

I installed a Fox ESS OCPP Charger last week and with the newest firmware on it, it runs without issues. So an entry in the Template section would be useful.

Context

• Tested Firmware: V 1.15, former version doesn't support OCPP 1.6
• Tested evccc version: 0.130.12
• Tested Model: 7,3 kW Fox ESS AC EV Charger A7300S1-E-2
• All Fox Chargers A Series with OCPP should work, except model A7300S1-E-1 A7300p1-E-1 (have no OCPP)
• all support Plug&Play/RFID card/APP start

Supported models

Supported models (ignoring the P, because the S models are technically the same just with a Socket)

• A7300P1-E-2
• A011KP1-E-2
• A011KP1-E-A
• A022KP1-E-A
• A7300P1-E1-E-A
• A022KP1-E-2

My OCPP config section

chargers:
  - name: Carport
    type: template
    template: ocpp
#    stationid: 60AE73B039PQ007  # Station ID of the charging point. Optional
#    connector: 1 # Connector number for charging stations with multiple connectors. Counting starts at 1 for the first connector. (optional)
    remotestart: true # false/true Only enable this option if there is no way to initiate transactions from the charger side! This is only the case if e.g. no RFID reader is available and charging processes would have to be released individually via app. Normally, the charger should always be configured at the device so that either an RFID card is used for activation or the charger is set to "Autostart", "Free Charging" or similar. First check the documentation and configuration possibilities of the charger, ask the manufacturer if necessary! (optional)
    connecttimeout: 5m # optional
    meterinterval: 10s # optional
#    metervalues: Power.Active.Import,SoC,Current.Offered,Power.Offered,Current.Import,Voltage # optional

Additional context
Screenshot Elite / Fox app OCPP config

[premultiply]

Ok, should be added to #15293

[andig]

@lucode autostart ist nicht möglich?

[lucode]

@lucode autostart ist nicht möglich?

Nein es gibt nur entweder den Mode Controlled oder PlugAndPlay. D.h. im Mode Controlled wartet der Charger auf ein Signal, RFID, App oder über OCPP.