Supported Devices

Below is a list of devices which are confirmed to run with the current version of Cumulus.

If you are running a different model, please take a moment to update the page.

We also maintain a list of unsupported devices

Supported Devices

Davis Range

• Vantage Pro
• Vantage Pro 2
• Vantage Vue

Oregon Scientific

• WMR-928
• WMR-918
• WM-918
• WMR-968
• Equivalent rebadged Radio Shack stations (serial only)
• WMR-88, WMR-100, WMRS200 and WMR-200

Fine Offset

(MyDEL, Nevada, Watson, Tycon Power, Fine Offset etc)

Use the "Fine Offset (WH1080)" setting in Cumulus for these:

• W8681
• WH1080
• WH1080PC
• WH1081
• WH1090
• WH1091
• National Geographic 265NC
• PCE-FWS 20
• ELECSA 6975
• ClimeMET CM2000
• Maplin N96FY/N96GY
• Ambient Weather WS-1080/WS-2080
• WeatherEye WEA22
• Jaycar Digitech XC0348 (AU/NZ)
• Tycon Power TP1080WC (USA)

Use the "Fine Offset with UV/Light sensor" setting for these:

• WH3080 and WH3081
• WS3080 and WS3081
• Other Fine Offset stations which have solar sensors (rather than just solar charging)

There are many other brands of station which are rebadged Fine Offset stations.

La Crosse

• WS-2300 range (all model numbers of the form 23xx). Use of a USB/Serial adapter is not supported with these stations.

Note that I don't have access to a La Crosse station, and the PC interface on these stations is very poor. If you find that you don't get very good results using Cumulus with one of these, I'm afraid I probably won't be able to do anything about it.

Instromet

Recent models of Instromet stations

Unsupported Devices

Specifically, the following do not work with Cumulus. This is not a definitive list but stations we have come across which are not supported.

• La Crosse WS3650 and WS2800 (all model numbers in range WS36xx and WS28xx)
• TFA-Sinus/TFA-Nexus/Honeywell/Irox/Cresta WXR-815LM/TE924W/TN924W etc
• AcuRite
• Peet Bros
• Rainwise
• Davis Weather Monitor
• Davis Weather Wizard

My station is unsupported - Can I use Cumulus?

If your station output can be changed into the EasyWeather_Format, then Cumulus can offer most of its functionality by reading the last line of that file each time.