Tutorials

Structured step-by-step tracks that take you from unboxing a station to publishing a fully automated weather page.

SectionTutorialsFormatStep-by-stepTracksSetup Β· FTP Β· Templates Β· Sensors
Quick Answers
  • First-time station setup and GraphWeather installation
  • FTP publishing configuration walkthrough
  • Template design and variable customisation
  • Sensor editor and calibration workflows
  • Multi-station dashboard configuration

Tutorial Tracks

Each track is designed to be followed in order, building on concepts introduced in earlier steps. If you are already comfortable with a topic, skip ahead β€” each tutorial also works as a standalone reference. These tracks draw on years of hands-on station operation and represent the workflows that actually hold up in daily use, as covered in our Publishing Fundamentals guide.

Getting Started
Track 1 Β· 4 steps

From installation to your first published page. Covers software setup, station connection, basic template selection, and your initial FTP upload test.

FTP Publishing
Track 2 Β· 5 steps

Deep dive into FTP configuration: passive mode setup, directory mapping, upload ordering, error handling, and automated retry strategies.

Template Design
Track 3 Β· 6 steps

Build custom HTML templates from scratch. Variable syntax, conditional blocks, graph embedding, responsive layouts, and multi-language support.

Sensor Configuration
Track 4 Β· 3 steps

Configure sensor editors for eWS2300, eWS3600, and WMR-series stations. Calibration offsets, unit mapping, and data validation settings.

Graphs and Statistics
Track 5 Β· 4 steps

Configure graph generation, set time ranges, customise colours and labels, and create monthly and yearly statistics summaries.

Advanced Publishing
Track 6 Β· 3 steps

Cache busting strategies, CDN configuration, multiple upload targets, and CWOP data contribution setup.

Legacy Tutorial Pages

The original tutorial documents remain available at their historical URLs. These cover specific workflows from earlier versions of GraphWeather and remain useful for operators running those versions: