Input-by-input settings

Settings = each input as an on/off switch + a default value — beginners just switch on the recommended values at the end of this chapter; you do not need to memorize every input

Redhat has many inputs, but only a few groups matter in practice — they are:

• Tools — Fibonacci, Elliott
• Signals/gates — Range Filter, Gold Meter, Reversal, Multi-TF
• Display — Dashboard, Killzone, Ribbon, Liquidity, green triangles
• Analysis — DataAnalysis

Every input ships with a factory default — beginners can simply run the defaults

Show Fibonacci: default on — draws the 7-level Fib lines on the chart (0/23.6/38.2/50/61.8/78.6/100)

Enabled Fibonacci Trading (green triangles): default off — shows a green triangle when price touches a Fib level (C8: a touch ≠ an entry, do not confuse them)

Show Elliott Wave: default on — draws the Elliott waves (1)-(5)+(a)(b)(c) on the chart

Remember: Elliott wave counting is an interpretation — the system may redraw it

A big signal = Range Filter flip + passing the gates — there are 3 gates, but only 2 are on by default:

• Range Filter — the signal backbone, always on (a flip = big signal)
• Gold Meter (gate) — default on
• Reversal Band (gate) — default on
• Multi-TF (gate) — default off

So the default setup = 2 gates, not 3

The on-chart display group — defaults:

• Dashboard — on — the SMC confluence table with percentages
• Killzone — on — highlights the London/NY sessions
• Trend Ribbon — on — the trend band
• Liquidity + Swing — on — labeled boxes + swing high/low points
• Green triangles — off — (see Fibonacci above)

Redhat_DATA_Analysis: default off — a separate analysis table that does not feed the signals

Recommendation: keep it off — turning it on clutters the chart and confuses; beginners do not need it

Inputs the system owner keeps off — they exist, but do not turn them on for fun:

• Multi-TF — on when you want stricter filtering (fewer signals)
• Green triangles — on when you want to see Fib touch points (C8: ≠ an entry)
• Volume — on when you want to see traded volume
• Killzone Range — on when you want to see the session range
• Gold Meter lower TFs — on when you want extra lower timeframes

Rule: unsure = off; the defaults are the safer choice

Beginners only need this:

1. On — Fibonacci, Elliott, Gold Meter, Reversal, Dashboard, Killzone, Ribbon, Liquidity/Swing, signals
2. Off — Multi-TF, green triangles, DataAnalysis, Volume

Summary: run the defaults + switch signals on = ready to use