If you wish to run with all the storms in the ensembles, leave the Run box set at Ensembles of Storms. Close this window and reopen Rainfall Data from the Project menu to bring up a blank rainfall ensembles window:
On clicking Yes, you will be asked to nominate a .csv file with the temporal patterns. These are usually in pairs and you require the one named 'Increments.csv'.
Another window appears, and you need to enter I-F-D data in the same way:
This may require the entry of two I-F-D files, as described here. This will involve filling the following form.

You will then need to select the AEPs and storm durations that you require (remembering that the critical storm durations for urban areas are short).
After this, the set of ensembles are presented, ready to be used. If you wish to use a Horton (ILSAX) model, ensure that the Antecedent Moisture Condition (AMC) is set to the value you require. If you wish to use the IL-CL model, then set the appropriate Preburst Rainfall depths.
Refer to the following help topic for more information on Inputting ARR2019 Rainfall data.
This serves as a database. You will also need to define the exact data that you need for a design or analysis using the Select Major/Minor Storms from the Project menu:
After this, the rainfall data should be ready to run.
You will also be able to go back and run with individual rainfall patterns.