- About / How to Start
- Instruments List
- Timeframes
- Chart Types
- Tick Multiplier
- Indicators
- Vertical / Horizontal Lines
- Chart Cell Width
- Chart Cell Height
- Cell Font Size
- Authorizer / ClusterDelta Manager
- Instruments Window
- Settings
- Navigation Icon "Move Right"
- Navigation Chart Window
- Navigation Icon "Move Left"
- Calendar Icon for Load History Data
1. About / How To Start
Using this icon opens a new window following a customer to an instruction with quick links on what to do before starting work with ClusterDelta Orderflow Application (Registration / Funding Account and Ordering Subscription / Enter the customer data such as the Clusterdelta username and password to Authorizer)
2. Instruments Lists
Instruments List allows to change the current instrument to another one. To switch to crypto, scroll down and use the "Switch to Crypto" item, then open the list again and the content of it will be changed by Crypto Coins. To return to normal instruments list, scroll down, select the last item "Switch to Assets" and open the list again.
3. Timeframes
The list of predefined timeframes. The most used M1-M5-M15-H1-D1 on the top and after the list of the rest TFs. The "Custom" timeframe in the list allows trader to use any timeframe by any number of minutes. To use custom timeframe change the appropriate option in the Settings (see Settings Description -> Common Settings -> Custom Timeframe Value)
4. Chart Types
The list for custom chart types to show footprint chart in a different views. Chart Types may be changed by a trader in the Chart Builder (see Settings Description -> Chart Builder). Each chart type assigned to a hotkey 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 by its number according to its order, and 0 for the 10th chart type.
5. Tick Multiplier
This option allows you to shrink or expand the chart to see the values in most useful way that is very useful for a high volatility charts (some charts like Nasdaq100 or Bitcoin have a such large volatility that it makes no sense to see footprint chart in a raw tick x 1 view). Each neighboring values, determined by the size of the tick multiplier, are added together and will be represented by this total value on a new chart (which defines a certain zone on the main chart with Tick x 1). The value of the tick multiplier maybe changed in Settings (see Settings Description -> Common Settings -> Tick Multiplier) that allows to keep a different default value in the workspaces.
