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# Sound alerts

The Tiger.com terminal allows setting sound alerts for different types of events.

To configure them, go to **Settings → Sound alerts**.  

![Setting sound alerts in the Tiger.com terminal](https://s3-eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/euc-cdn.freshdesk.com/data/helpdesk/attachments/production/80034364516/original/B2dNEUYWJ1zJitGzWuht4OgOIfcX8cvO3Q.png?1630580524)

You will see the following groups of settings in the window that opens:

### **Parameters**

| Name         | Description                                           |
| ------------ | ----------------------------------------------------- |
| Play Sounds  | The option enables or disables sound notifications.   |
| Sound Volume | Controls the volume of the sound alerts from 1 to 10. |

### **Sound alerts**

| Name                  | Description                                                                              |
| --------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Connected             | The specified sound is played when connecting to the server.                             |
| Disconnected          | The specified sound is played when the server connection is lost.                        |
| Order Placed          | The specified sound is played when placing a new order in the DOM.                       |
| Order Rejected        | The specified sound is played when it is not possible to place an order for some reason. |
| Order Modified        | The specified sound is played when increasing or decreasing the placed order.            |
| Order Modify Rejected | The specified sound is played when it is not possible to change the order.               |
| Order Canceled        | The specified sound is played when the order is canceled.                                |
| Order Cancel Rejected | The specified sound is played when it is not possible to cancel the order.               |
| Order Filled          | The specified sound is played when it is not possible to fill the order.                 |

The default sound alerts can be supplemented or replaced with your own. To do this, go to the folder where the Tiger.com terminal is installed on your computer, and locate the Sounds folder in it, then App. Copy your sound alerts into it in the WAV format, and then restart the terminal.


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