STANCEL TEMPO MANUAL 1.000

Settings

All the settings are in the indicator's properties: right-click the chart > Indicators List > Tempo > Properties, Inputs tab.

In the tables, the first column is Tempo's internal name for the setting and the second is what you see in the dialog.

None of them is needed to start. Everything comes with a value that works, and the alerts come switched off.

Colours

Setting In the dialog What it does
InpPaletaPalettePicks one of the four combinations below
InpColTokioTokyo colourThe colour of the Tokyo session
InpColLondresLondon colourThe colour of the London session
InpColNuevaYorkNew York colourThe colour of the New York session
InpColMuertaDead zone colourThe colour of the dead zone
InpColRolloverRollover colourThe colour of the rollover

The five colours come empty (None in MetaTrader's picker), and that means "use the palette's". As soon as you set one, it wins over the palette and the other four keep coming from it. You can change just the one you do not like without having to pick all five.

The four palettes

Stancel — the brand one: amber, blue and slate. The amber is not spent on any session because it is the "look at this" colour, kept for high-impact releases.

Graphite — the sober one, for anyone who wants the data and not the decoration. It takes its colours from the strip's theme, so it changes with it between dark and light backgrounds.

Amber — black and amber, the classic look of data terminals.

Neon — neons on indigo. It is the one that stands out in a screenshot, and for that very reason it is not the default: the flashy one is chosen, not imposed.

New York is blue in all four. The shade changes, the colour does not: switching palette never costs you the reference you had already learnt.

Display

Setting In the dialog Default What it does
InpVerSombreadoShade sessions over the candlesYesShades the sessions over the candles
InpVerKillzonesShow killzonesYesDraws the killzone line
InpVerDatosShow economic releasesYesMarks the releases and their countdown
InpVerLeyendaShow colour legendYesThe colour box at the bottom
InpSombraPctShading strength, 5-60 %22Shading strength
InpSombraModoSession shading styleFillFill or Edges only
InpVerVelaShow candle close countdownYesThe candle countdown

InpSombraPct accepts 5 to 60. Below 5 you would not see it, and above 60 it hides the candles — exactly the opposite of what shading should do. If you type a number outside that range, it is clamped to the nearest limit rather than drawing something unreadable.

Levels

Setting In the dialog Default What it does
InpNivSesionesPrevious Asia, London and New York high/lowYesThe previous sessions' lines
InpNivDiaPrevious day high/lowYesThe previous day's lines

Explained in Highs and lows.

Custom session

Setting In the dialog Default What it does
InpPropiaShow a custom sessionNoSwitches it on
InpPropiaNombreCustom session nameNYSEThe name on the strip and in the legend
InpPropiaIniStarts at (HH:MM)09:30Start time
InpPropiaFinEnds at (HH:MM)16:00End time
InpPropiaZonaTime zone of those hoursNew YorkWhich city's time those two hours are in
InpPropiaColorCustom session colourGoldenrodIts colour

Times go as HH:MM, with the colon: 09:30, not 9:30 or 9h30. If one does not have that shape, the session is not drawn and Tempo says so once in the Experts journal.

The zone can be New York, London or Tokyo — with their summer time, like the usual sessions —, UTC or Broker server (your broker's time, with its own clock change). If the end is earlier than the start (22:00 to 02:00), the session crosses midnight.

Alerts

Setting In the dialog Default
InpAlSesionesAlert when a session opens or closesNo
InpAlKillzonesAlert when a killzone starts or endsNo
InpAlNoticiasAlert before economic releasesNo
InpAlMinutosMinutes before the release15
InpAlImportanciaReleases to alert onHigh impact only
InpAlSoloParOnly releases for the chart currenciesYes
InpAlVentanaChannel: popup windowYes
InpAlSonidoChannel: soundNo
InpAlSonidoFichSound filealert.wav
InpAlMovilChannel: push notification to phoneNo
InpAlCorreoChannel: emailNo

Explained in Alerts.

Settings belong to each chart

If you have Tempo on three charts, each keeps its own. Changing the palette on one does not touch the others.

To reuse a set of settings: set the indicator up the way you want and, in the properties window, press Save to store it in a .set file. On the next chart load it with Load.