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Link System

The link system controls where a chart opens. You assign a link to a tab and to a region — and charts opened from that tab go where you want them. Without any setup, every chart lands in the same region.

Key elements

  • Region — a container for tabs. Has a name and a link

  • Chart tab — displays a trading instrument, for example BTCUSDT

  • Tab — a system tab, for example «Market Live» or «Balances»

  • Link — the binding identifier. Seven colour-coded links are available: A, B, C, D, E, F, G

Senders and receivers

Receive charts

  • Region — the chart opens as a new tab inside the region

  • Chart tab — the tab content is replaced with the new instrument

Open charts

Double-clicking a row in these tabs opens a chart:

  • Orders

  • Trades & Positions

  • Reports

  • Market Live

  • Management

  • Trading Performance

  • Alerts

  • Notifications

The «Balances», «Algorithms», «Autostops», «Triggers and Actions» and «Autobuy» tabs have no links and do not open charts.

  • Default — the element works in the common group. A tab in the «Default» state opens charts in a region in the same state

  • Unlinked — the region or chart tab is excluded from the link system. Charts never land there

  • Links A–G — the element works in the group with that link

The «Unlinked» state is available for regions and chart tabs only. Other tabs do not have it.

  1. Open the link picker on the tab you open charts from

  2. Select a link, for example A

  3. Open the link picker on the region where charts should go

  4. Select the same link A

Result: double-clicking an instrument in that tab opens the chart in the selected region.

Chart tab priority

Region and chart tab links work independently. If a region has link A and a chart tab inside it has link B, each one receives charts by its own link.

If the region and a chart tab inside it share the same link, the chart goes to the tab. The chart tab always takes priority.

If a tab has a link but no region or chart tab with that link exists, the terminal creates a new region with that link. The chart opens there.

If several regions or chart tabs share one link, the chart opens in all of them at once.

The link picker has an «Active links» section. It shows the links already used on other elements. The section helps you find the right link when setting up a binding.

Moving tabs and regions

When you drag a chart tab from one region to another, it keeps its link.

When you drag region A into region B, all tabs move to region B. Region A disappears together with its link. The links of the moved tabs are preserved.

State on first launch

On first launch the terminal has two regions:

  • «Default» — contains the BTCUSDT chart tab

  • «Unlinked» — contains the system tabs

Region names can be changed. The names «Default» and «Unlinked» match the link state of the region on first launch.

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