Frequently Asked Questions
Which products do these docs cover?
The supported navigation currently covers Grillo Pulse, hosted Grillo Platform, and its Earthquake Monitoring module. Grillo One and Grillo Slide documentation is coming soon.
Where is Grillo Platform?
Open cloud.grillo.io.
What is a Device ID?
A Device ID is the sensor's 12-character uppercase hexadecimal identifier, for example A0B1C2D3E4F5. Record it before installing or sealing the device.
What is the difference between claiming and provisioning?
Claiming assigns a pre-registered sensor to an organization and seismic network in Platform. Network provisioning configures the sensor's Ethernet, cellular, or supported Wi-Fi connection. Claiming does not make an unconnected sensor Online.
Why is my claimed sensor offline?
Check the active organization and network, Device ID, last-seen time, approved power arrangement, and variant-specific connectivity. Follow Verify Sensor Status.
How should I power a Pulse?
Use only the supplied power adapter through the sensor's barrel jack. Do not power it through a service port or open the enclosure unless instructed by Grillo Support.
Does Pulse automatically switch between connection types?
Connection options depend on the sensor configuration supplied for the deployment. Do not assume automatic fallback between cellular, Ethernet, or Wi-Fi. Check the order information or contact support.
Does Platform have a public API?
The current application has authenticated internal API routes, but these docs do not publish a supported external API contract. Contact Grillo about a specific integration. A public reference will return when a deployed, versioned contract is available.
Is Live an operational earthquake feed?
No. The current Live page uses generated mock events and stations. It is a simulation, not a protective-action or public-warning service.
How do I get help?
Contact Grillo Support with the Device ID, hardware revision, connectivity variant, firmware version, Platform last-seen time, and relevant photographs or screenshots.