Provisioning - Grillo One
Provisioning connects your Grillo One sensor to your Grillo Cloud account, enabling remote monitoring and configuration.
Prerequisites
Before provisioning, ensure you have:
- A Grillo Cloud account at cloud.grillo.io
- An organization created in the dashboard
- A network created within your organization
- Your sensor connected to the internet (WiFi or Ethernet)
- Your sensor's Device ID (found on sticker on device or packaging)
Provisioning methods
Method 1: QR code scan (Recommended)
The fastest way to provision your sensor:
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Open the Grillo Cloud dashboard
- Log into cloud.grillo.io
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Navigate to your network
- Select your organization
- Select the network where you want to add the sensor
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Click "Add Sensor"
- Look for the add/plus button in the sensors section
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Scan QR code
- Use your phone's camera or the dashboard's scanner
- Scan the QR code on the bottom of your sensor
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Confirm registration
- Verify the Device ID matches your sensor
- Click "Register" or "Confirm"
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Wait for connection
- The sensor will connect to your network within 1-2 minutes
- Status will change from "Pending" to "Online"
Method 2: Manual entry
If QR scanning isn't available:
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Open the Grillo Cloud dashboard
- Log into cloud.grillo.io
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Navigate to your network
- Select your organization and network
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Click "Add Sensor"
- Choose "Manual entry" option
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Enter sensor details
- Device ID (from sticker on device or packaging)
- Device type: Grillo One
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Complete registration
- Click "Register"
- Wait for sensor to appear online
After provisioning
Once your sensor is provisioned and online:
1. Verify data streaming
- Check the sensor's detail page in the dashboard
- You should see real-time or recent data indicators
- Waveform preview may be available
2. Configure sensor settings
Set important metadata:
- Station name - FDSN-compatible station code
- Location - Coordinates (latitude, longitude)
- Elevation - Height above sea level
- Site description - Notes about the installation
Learn more about sensor configuration →
3. Verify on map
- Navigate to the map view
- Your sensor should appear at its configured location
- Click to verify details
Provisioning status
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Pending | Sensor registered but not yet connected |
| Online | Sensor connected and streaming data |
| Offline | Sensor registered but not currently connected |
| Error | Configuration or connection issue |
Troubleshooting
Sensor stays "Pending"
- Verify the sensor has power (LED is on)
- Check network connectivity
- Ensure firewall allows outbound connections
- Try restarting the sensor (unplug and replug power)
Wrong network
If you accidentally added the sensor to the wrong network:
- Remove the sensor from the current network
- Re-add it to the correct network using the same process
Device ID not recognized
- Verify you're entering the correct Device ID from the sticker
- Check for typos (0 vs O, 1 vs l)
- Contact support if the sensor isn't in the system
Deprovisioning
To remove a sensor from your network:
- Navigate to the sensor in the dashboard
- Open sensor settings
- Click "Remove" or "Delete"
- Confirm the action
Deprovisioning removes the sensor from your network but does not factory reset the device. The sensor's network configuration (WiFi credentials) will remain intact.
Re-provisioning WiFi
If your WiFi credentials change or become invalid:
- The sensor automatically detects invalid credentials
- It clears the stored WiFi configuration
- The device re-enters provisioning mode (Network LED pulses blue)
- Follow the WiFi setup steps to reconfigure
You can skip WiFi provisioning at any time by plugging in an Ethernet cable. The sensor will automatically use the wired connection instead.
Factory reset
To completely reset a sensor and clear all configuration:
- Disconnect the power adapter
- Connect a USB-C cable to the sensor
- Power cycle the device by disconnecting and reconnecting the USB-C cable
- The sensor will restart in setup mode
Next steps
With your sensor provisioned: