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Settings & Alerts: All Products

Complete settings, alerts, and configuration tables for all Signal Pilot indicators.



Pentarch v1.0

Five Cycle Events: TD (Touchdown), IGN (Ignition), WRN (Warning), CAP (Climax), BDN (Breakdown). They mark the accumulation, markup, distribution, climax and decline phases in turn.

Settings

Setting Options Default
Alert Toggles TD, IGN, WRN, CAP, BDN (individual on/off) All enabled
Event Colors One colour field per event Purple, blue, salmon, red, pink
Event Visibility Show TD, IGN, WRN, CAP and BDN Labels, each on its own All on
Label Size Tiny, Small, Normal, Large Tiny

The Five Cycle Events

Event Full Name Phase What It Detects
TD Touchdown Accumulation Price extended below the Pilot Line, downward exhaustion
IGN Ignition Markup Upward momentum starting, confirmed at bar close
WRN Warning Distribution Price stretched, momentum weakening
CAP Climax Climax Extreme extension from the Pilot Line, upward exhaustion
BDN Breakdown Decline Bearish structure break confirmed

Alert Messages

Alert Type Message
TD Alert "Pentarch: TD event"
IGN Alert "Pentarch: IGN event"
WRN Alert "Pentarch: WRN event"
CAP Alert "Pentarch: CAP event"
BDN Alert "Pentarch: BDN event"

Janus Atlas v1.0

Multi-Timeframe Levels System

Settings

Setting Options Default
Level Visibility Individual on/off for each of 60+ level types Starter set enabled
Line Style Solid, Dashed, Dotted. Twelve inputs, one per level family Dashed on nine, Dotted on the gap and the two Fibonacci sets
Label Display On/Off for each level type On
Label Style Box / Text Only Box
Line Width 1-5 1
Line Dim % 0-50, step 5 15
Extend Lines Right On / Off Off
Label Size Tiny, Small, Normal, Large Small

Level Families

Group What it draws
Timeframe levels dH, dL, dO, dC, dMid and the weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly equivalents
Session levels Asian, European and North American session high, low, open and close
VWAP lines Daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly, with ±1σ and ±2σ bands and the previous period
Volume profile POC, VAH and VAL per period, plus naked POC
Market structure Swing points, BOS and CHoCH
Opening range and gaps orH, orL, orMid, gapH, gapL and CME gaps
Fibonacci 2 sets, 20 anchors, 8 levels
Fair value gaps Bullish and bearish FVG zones, with mitigation
Confluence zones Clusters where several levels sit close together
Anchored VWAP 4 auto-detected pivots and 4 manual anchor slots

Anchored VWAP (v1.1)

Setting Options Default
Auto AVWAP On/Off On
Auto Timeframe On/Off On
Show Anchor Markers On/Off On
Line Width 1-5 2
Manual Slots 1–4 Enable, Date/Time, Type, Color Off

Alert Configuration (58 total)

Category How many What fires
Individual alerts 36 One per high-interest level, named for that level: dH • Daily High, dVWAP • Daily VWAP, FVG • Bullish, BOS • Bearish, dnPOC • Daily Naked POC
Grouped alerts 14 Context levels grouped by category, so one alert covers a whole family
Anchored VWAP alerts 6 Two for the auto-detected pivots, and one per manual anchor slot
CME gap alerts 2 One when a new weekend gap opens, one when price fills it
Total 58 Chosen in TradingView's alert dialog, not in the settings panel

OmniDeck v1.0

Ten systems on one chart

The Ten Systems

System What it does What it draws
1. Exhaustion Counter Counts a stretched move from 1 to 9 A green or red 9 when the count completes
2. Squeeze Detector Finds Bollinger compression inside Keltner A cloud while compressed, an arrow on release
3. Liquidity Sweeps Catches stop hunts beyond a prior high or low 💧 and 🩸 markers
4. EMA Trio The 50, 100 and 200 exponential averages Three lines, with GC, DC and PB cross signals
5. SuperTrend Adaptive trend ribbon A ribbon that flips colour with the trend
6. BMSB Bull Market Support Band, the 20 SMA with the 21 EMA A band price tests and breaks
7. Regime Box Classifies the market mood A tinted chart background
8. Supply/Demand Zones Marks the zones price turned from Rectangles carrying an A, B or C grade badge, switchable to a 0-10 score
9. RCS Patterns The sixteen-pattern candlestick library Two- and three-letter codes on the candles
10. Meta Tools Ties the other nine together The Confluence Score panel

Settings

Setting Options Default
Master setting All On, All Off or Manual. All Off hides every chart overlay: counts, SuperTrend, EMAs, zones, sweeps, patterns and the regime background. Manual lets each toggle below decide. The Confluence panel sits in its own group and is not affected. Manual
Chart toggles Fourteen in the Main group, one per drawn element Six on: Exhaustion Counter, SuperTrend, EMA 50, EMA 100, EMA 200, Regime Background
Off by default Squeeze Cloud, Squeeze Break Arrows, Bull Market Support Band, Supply/Demand Zones, Liquidity Sweeps, Candlestick Patterns, EMA Cross Events, Caution/Danger Markers Off: turn them on as you get used to the core set
Colour groups Nine inputs grouped by function: Trend, Exhaustion, Supply and Demand, Squeeze, Warning, Neutral Grouped so related signals share a colour

Alert Configuration (38 total)

System Alert Fires when
Exhaustion Counter Count 9 reached A green or red 9 appears
Squeeze Breakout fired The arrow appears, up or down
Liquidity Sweeps Sweep detected A 💧 or 🩸 marker appears
EMA Trio Cross occurred GC, DC or PB
SuperTrend Trend flip The ribbon changes colour
BMSB Bullish Cross, Bearish Cross Price crosses the band
Regime Box Regime Flip: To Bull, To Bear The background changes direction
Supply/Demand Zones Supply Broken, Demand Broken Price breaks a zone
RCS Patterns One per pattern, plus RCS_ANY_BULL and RCS_ANY_BEAR HAM, IH, BUE, BUH, R3M, 3WS, MS, TWB, HGM, SS, BEE, BEH, F3M, 3BC, ES, TWT
Confluence High Score, Low Score The confluence score crosses a threshold
Total 38 alerts Across all systems, each toggled on its own

Augury Grid v1.0

Seven symbols across three timeframes, twenty-one scans

Settings

Setting Options Default
Symbol Preset 8 presets, or Custom with 7 symbols of your own Preset
Timeframes TF 1, TF 2 and TF 3: 7 symbols × 3 timeframes = 21 scans 15m, 4H, D
Min Score Lowest score the table will show. The detection already requires 70, so lowering this shows nothing new 70
└ Show Rows How many rows the table shows, up to 7. Reads only when Use Custom Settings is on. The Show Top N input beside Min Score is not read by the script. 7
Quick Preset Desktop, Mobile or Minimal. Minimal is the only one that hides columns, dropping Age, SL, TP and P&L and drawing 5 rows Mobile
Use Custom Settings On/Off. With it off, the four settings below are ignored and the preset decides Off
├ Text Size Tiny, Small, Normal, Large Small
├ Position Nine positions: Top, Middle or Bottom, each Left, Center or Right Top Right
├ Abbreviate On/Off. On shortens Bullish and Bearish to Bull and Bear, and the TP column to TP1 only On
Signal tuning ADX Minimum, RSI Range Low and High, Volume Spike ×, Extension ATR 20, 40, 60, 1.3, 2.5
Targets SL ×ATR, TP1 ×ATR, TP2 ×ATR 1.5, 2.0, 3.0

Quality Score Components

Component Points What earns them
Trend alignment +10 to +25 EMA 21 against EMA 55, and price on the right side of EMA 200
ADX +10 to +28 Above 20, above 25, and rising for two bars
Volume spike +10 Volume at least 1.3× its average
Momentum +10 to +38 RSI mid-range, RSI and MACD agreeing, histogram growing
Structure +5 to +15 Favourable position, and not stretched away from EMA 21
Penalties -15 to -60 Fighting the 200 EMA, no trend at all, or price extended
Total Score 0-100 Capped at 100. The full factor list is on the Augury Grid page.

Score Interpretation

Score Range Rating Meaning
95-100 ★★★ The top band. Most of the scored factors lined up, which is uncommon
85-94 ★★ Good: several bonus factors aligned
70-84 ★ Basic: meets every hard filter, nothing more
Below 70 Hidden Never displayed. The Min Score filter defaults to 70.

Volume Oracle v1.0

Volume spikes, regime, and the levels that follow from them

Settings

Group Setting Default
Detection Volume spike threshold 2.0
Detection Signal cooldown (bars) 45
Detection Regime sensitivity Balanced
Risk Risk per trade (%) 1.0
Risk Stop (ATR×) / Target 1 / Target 2 1.5 / 2.0 / 3.5
Risk Partial exit at T1 (%) 50
Multi-Timeframe HTF filter, HTF 1, HTF 2 Off, 1H, 4H
Strategy Mode Trend Following / Mean Reversion / Hybrid
Display Regime table, regime background, quality stars On
Table Style Layout, position, text size Vertical, Bottom Right, Tiny

Signal Quality

Rating Score Meaning
⭐⭐⭐ 85 and above The strongest agreement between factors
⭐⭐ 75 to 84 Most factors lined up
⭐ 65 to 74 Enough to show, no more
no star under 65 The signal still fires and is still drawn. It just earns no star.

Levels It Works Out For You

Level How it is worked out
Position size Account size and risk % against the stop distance
Stop loss 1.5× ATR from entry, by default
Target 1 2.0× ATR, with half the position closed there by default
Target 2 3.5× ATR, for the remainder
Breakeven The stop moves to entry once price is 1.0× ATR ahead
Trailing stop Trails 1.0× ATR behind, once Target 1 is hit

Alert Configuration (25 total)

Group Alerts
Entry BULL Signal, BEAR Signal, ANY Signal
Position Target 1 Hit, Breakeven, Exit Warning
Regime Regime to Accumulation, to Distribution, to Neutral, Any Regime Change, Regime Weakening
Structure Structure Bullish (HH/HL), Structure Bearish (LH/LL), Structure Conflict
Footprint Momentum Footprint, Absorption Footprint
Market Market Trending, Market Choppy
Confluence High Confluence, when five or more factors align
Higher timeframe HTF Aligned, HTF Broke
Total 25 alerts. Each message carries the symbol, timeframe, quality, regime, entry, stop, both targets and the position size.

Harmonic Oscillator v1.0

Seven components vote on momentum, and the panel prints the count

Settings

Setting Options Default
Signal Mode Conservative, Balanced, Aggressive: how many votes a consensus alert needs Balanced
Higher Timeframe Filter On / Off: hides divergences that fight the higher timeframe On
HTF Timeframe Timeframe selection 4H
Show Divergences On / Off On
Show Consensus Meter On / Off On
Show Status Panel On / Off On
Show OB/OS Zone Fills On / Off On
Oscillator parameters Optimised internally Not user-adjustable

The Seven Voting Components

# Component What it votes on
1 RSI Where momentum sits against its midline
2 Stochastic RSI Momentum of the momentum
3 MACD The gap between the two averages, and its direction
4 EMA Trend Which side of trend price is on
5 Momentum Rate of change
6 Volume Whether volume backs the move
7 Divergence Zone Whether price and the oscillator disagree

What the Status Panel Prints

Panel reads What sets it Meaning
TRENDING▲ / TRENDING▼ Composite above 65 with the 200 EMA rising, or below 35 with it falling A directional regime; the arrow gives the direction
BIAS▲ / BIAS▼ Composite above 55 or below 45 A lean, not a consensus
RANGING— Composite between 45 and 55 No directional reading
Signal Mode threshold Conservative 6+, Balanced 5+, Aggressive 4+ How many votes a High Consensus alert needs

Alert Configuration (14 total)

Group Alerts
Divergence Bullish Divergence, Bearish Divergence, Any Divergence
Crossover Bullish Crossover, Bearish Crossover, Any Crossover
Extreme zone Extreme Overbought, Extreme Oversold, Exit Overbought, Exit Oversold
Regime change Regime to Bullish, Regime to Bearish
Consensus High Bull Consensus, High Bear Consensus: at the Signal Mode threshold
Total 14 alerts

Plutus Flow v1.0

Advanced OBV with Divergence Detection

Settings

Group Setting What it does
Calculation HTF timeframe Higher timeframe for the OBV calculation. Blank uses the chart timeframe.
Quality FlipGuard bars Least bars between opposite cross signals
Quality Strict cross gate Crosses fire only when they agree with the basis direction
Quality Robust extremes A statistical method less swayed by outliers
Quality FlipGuard 2.0 Z-gate, min |z|, boost, decay A momentum threshold on cross signals, which relaxes over time
Quality Sequence filter Fire only after recent activity in an extreme zone
Assists HTF alignment timeframe Crosses must agree with the higher timeframe
Divergence Min price swing (×ATR) How far price must move before a divergence counts
Visuals Show divergence labels, show extreme zone exits On

Divergence Types

Type Price Action OBV Action Signal
Bullish Regular Lower Low Higher Low Reversal up
Bullish Hidden Higher Low Lower Low Continuation up
Bearish Regular Higher High Lower High Reversal down
Bearish Hidden Lower High Higher High Continuation down

Extreme Zone Markers

Signal Dot colour Meaning
Breach +2σ White Flow entered the overbought zone
Breach −2σ White Flow entered the oversold zone
Exit +2σ Yellow Flow left the overbought zone
Exit −2σ Yellow Flow left the oversold zone

Alert Configuration

Alert Name Trigger
Cross Up OBV crosses above basis
Cross Down OBV crosses below basis
Breach +2s Flow enters overbought zone
Breach -2s Flow enters oversold zone
Exit +2s Flow leaves overbought zone
Exit -2s Flow leaves oversold zone
Bull Div Regular bullish divergence detected
Bear Div Regular bearish divergence detected
Bull Hid Hidden bullish divergence detected
Bear Hid Hidden bearish divergence detected

What You've Learned
  • Comprehensive Settings Reference: Every configuration option and alert type for all seven Signal Pilot indicators, in one place
  • Indicator-Specific Settings: What each indicator lets you change: Pentarch its event toggles and colours, Janus Atlas its sixty-odd level types, OmniDeck its ten system toggles, Harmonic its Signal Mode and higher-timeframe filter, Volume Oracle its detection and risk settings, Plutus Flow its quality gates
  • Alert Configuration Tables: Complete alert condition listings for each indicator showing available signal types, alert names, and recommended notification settings
  • Default vs Custom Parameters: Understanding which settings can remain at defaults vs which require customization based on trading style, timeframe, and market conditions
  • Visual Customization Options: Control over colors, label sizes, panel displays, and visibility toggles to optimize chart clarity and reduce visual noise
  • Alert Best Practices: Set the frequency to "Once Per Bar Close" on every alert. Augury Grid is the one that also needs "Any alert() function call" as its condition, because that is how it sends the symbol and timeframe in the message.
  • Cross-Reference Tool: Use this page as quick lookup when configuring indicators - then refer to individual indicator guides for detailed usage instructions and trading examples

Next Steps: Refer to individual product pages (Pentarch, OmniDeck, Janus Atlas, etc.) for detailed usage instructions and educational examples, or review Alert Setup Guide for step-by-step configuration.



Note: This quick reference contains all configuration tables and alert types. Refer to individual product guides for detailed usage instructions, examples, and educational content.

Educational only. Trading involves substantial risk of loss. Not financial advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results.