Original Cumulus Wiki

Welcome to the Cumulus Wiki, the community Wiki is for sharing knowledge of the Cumulus Weather Station software. This Wiki was originated to document the (original) Cumulus software Steve Loft developed, and later modified to also cover other flavours (Cumulus 2 and MX beta) Steve Loft developed. Steve Loft deleted the material on Cumulus 2 when that was abandoned. The Wiki retains content for the legacy original Cumulus software that people still use.

This copy of the original Cumulus Wiki was cloned on 26-Oct-2018, just before Steve Loft ended his association with Cumulus, and all user credentials from the deleted original Wiki hosted by sandaysoft.com should be valid here. At that time, Steve's MX beta had limited functionality, and its documentation was sparse.

You do not need a userid to READ any of the content on this Wiki.

Brian Underdown (weather34) has allowed us to host his Home Weather Station template for Cumulus on the Wiki.

If you are new to Wiki's we suggest you spend a few minutes reading basic articles on how to access the Wiki. Familiarise yourself with:

• Advice on layout
• How to read
• How to search

If you have any questions please raise them on either the Cumulus forum or Cumulus board at WXForum.net.

Cumulus MX (V3)	Legacy Cumulus (V1)	Customisation	Reference
Download links: Latest release and Earlier Releases How to Upgrade to new build Version tracker Links to all documentation Windows OS Unix/Linux/Raspberry Pi OS Information by folder and file names Admin Interface (Settings and Editing) Local Application Programming Interface Problem resolution Known Issues/bugs Frequently asked Supported Devices Charts 3.10.1 onwards Web Site	Download software and 2020s patch How to install and use Functionality of Cumulus Software The version history, what was added Screenshots for Main, and other, screens Capturing a screen shot for support issues Frequently asked, questions and answers Supported Devices Information by folder and file names Uploading to MySQL db Moving your Cumulus installation to another location Other Languages	Web site hosting Standard Web Site setup How to make Customised web pages Web tags and Modification Parameters for (legacy, or your own) Cumulus template files 3rd Party Contributions (by Cumulus Users) 3rd Party web pages/tools (for your web server) 3rd Party Apps (for your devices) Steel Series Gauges Twitter users User Websites CumulusUtils (3rd party add-on for MX)	Functionality of Cumulus Software Details specific to a particular weather station type Cumulus Terminology Correcting extremes after finding rogue values Some advice when your log files are incomplete Amending dayfile Some basic HTML, CSS, JavaScript,PHP etc. tips How to migrate from legacy original Cumulus to MX Compare functionality in legacy original Cumulus with MX

It's your Wiki......

We always welcome contributions from the Cumulus Community and if you feel you can contribute, please do. As a starting point, we suggest you read How to Edit.

Are you willing to help us rewrite this Wiki to document MX, as that has been evolving rapidly since Mark Crossley took over development, so there is still lots to document. In particular, can you help make it more friendly for those whose first encounter with Cumulus is a MX release? The first step has been done, rewriting this page to promote MX over the legacy Cumulus. How_you_can_contribute is used to track what others feel needs doing and you will see messages on various pages warning that they are out of date, and asking for your help to add content under some headings.

• If you plan on CONTRIBUTING to the Wiki, then you will need a userid.
  • Please use the Request Account form to apply for a userid (you may have to wait some time for a response), or
  • If you already have a userid, then just Login here (link also available on top right of any page).

When requesting a Wiki account, it would be helpful if you can use the same user name as on the Cumulus forum (but use a different password!), it makes it easier for the admins to identify genuine account requests from spammers.