DOM settings

How to Access DOM Settings

There are several ways to open the DOM settings:

1. Right-click on the graph area and select “Order Book Settings” from the menu.

2. On the top panel of the Order Book, click the wrench icon, then select “Order Book Settings.”

3. Click the gear icon to open quick settings. This panel includes the most commonly used options. If needed, you can proceed to “Advanced Settings”, which opens the full list of available parameters.

Order Book Settings Tabs

The Order Book Settings window includes three tabs:

• General — contains common parameters for all areas of the Order Book window, except the Cluster section.

• Cluster — contains settings related to the cluster (volume profile) area.

• Trading — contains settings for the trading module within the Order Book.

Default Order Book Settings

The terminal allows you to configure default Order Book settings.

To access them, go to the top panel: Settings → DOM Settings

In this section, you can define default parameters for DOM. At the top of the window, you can select which instrument types and exchanges the settings will apply to.

How Does the “ Set for Unconfigured symbols” Option Work?

• If disabled: The selected settings will be applied to all DOM (based on your filters: instrument type/exchange), including:

  • currently open instruments

  • instruments that were never opened

  • instruments that were opened before but are currently inactive

• If enabled: The settings will apply only to instruments that have never been opened before.

This option helps you configure all new instruments without affecting those you have already customized.

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How Does the “Individual Settings Mode” Work?

When enabled, this option allows you to choose which specific parameters will be applied. Checkboxes will appear next to each parameter. Only the selected (checked) settings will be applied.

• If disabled: All settings will be applied without exception.

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How Are DOM Settings Saved?

DOM settings are linked to a specific instrument.

• If you open a new instrument that has not been configured before, it will use default settings.

• If you open an instrument that has already been configured, it will load your saved setup.

Example:

• You open a new DOM window (DOM 1) and select BTCUSDT → it opens with default settings.

• You customize BTCUSDT → the terminal saves these settings.

• You switch to BNBUSDT → it opens with default settings.

• You switch back to BTCUSDT → your custom settings are restored.

• You open a new window (DOM 2) and select BTCUSDT → your saved settings are applied.

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Resetting DOM Settings: What to Do?

If you have two DOM windows open with the same instrument, after restarting the terminal, both will use the settings from the last opened window.

Example:

• You open DOM 1 with BTCUSDT and configure it.

• You open DOM 2 with BTCUSDT.

• You close the terminal.

After restarting, both DOMs will use the settings from DOM 2.

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How to Avoid Settings Reset

• Close duplicate windows with the same instrument

• Configure the instrument in the last opened window

• Save and reuse DOM templates

• Set global DOM settings via the top panel

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DOM Templates

• Save template — saves current DOM settings

• Apply template — applies the selected template

• Delete template — removes the selected template

When saving a template, you will be prompted to:

• Enter a name

• Select which parameters to include

Options:

• Save — saves the template locally in the terminal

• Save to file — saves the template to your PC

• Cancel — cancels template creation

Templates created in a specific DOM window can be applied to all DOMs via: Settings → DOM Settings (top panel)

All settings can be saved as a template using the button.

To apply the previously configured template, in the Template line above the tabs of the DOM parameters window select the template you need and click the Apply button.

If you no longer need the template, delete it by first selecting it from the list of templates.