TerraWave GTRM 100 KIT V3.0 - Manual (Page 9)

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Step 4: Make Final Connections To GTRM
Choose your method of alarming and make Ethernet and Dry Contact connections as necessary.
Ethernet Connection will require you to configure IP Network Settings and Email parameters.
SNMP trap messages and network configurations will be necessary if using GTRM SNMP functionality for
alarming. Coordination with your network administrator will be necessary to configure SNMP alarming
on the GTRM.
Dry Contacts can be set to normally Open or normally Closed and can be access via the browser
interface.
Step 5: GTRM Power up and Final Installation Testing
Once the GTRM is powered verify functionality and alarm notifications. If using the Web Browser to
configure the GTRM, it may be necessary to power cycle the GTRM in order for it to update save the
changes.
The terminal block (if installed) can be used to simulate copper cuts and test your installation to verify
that the GTRM goes into alarm and that everything is configured properly.
By removing connections at the terminal block you should see the GTRM go into alarm and you can
verify: