Sword Panel Map - Zones and Buttons by Real Code

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TL;DR

The Sword panel sits in the bottom-left corner of the chart, light gray with Arial button labels · the left column holds the open-trade and close-trade buttons plus the Lots box, while the right column holds tools that help manage positions · before passing auth you see the M and S buttons in the right column; after auth that pair is replaced by Buy-ALL · Sell-ALL · Virtual TP · Show Fibo · for your first week four buttons are enough: BUY, SELL, Close all, Auto SL

When to use this feature

Use it when you have just opened the panel for the first time and the buttons still feel like a maze · use it as the map while reading the other chapters, because every chapter refers to button names from this page · use it when comparing the pre-auth face with the post-auth face to see which buttons appear

How to use

Let me walk you through it zone by zone, like taking a child on a tour of a new classroom · start at the top of the left column: the Pending BUY and Pending SELL buttons, used to place trades that wait for a price · below them is the green-red pair BUY and SELL, which open trades instantly at market price · under that pair sits the close-trade group Close Buy · Close Sell · Close All · Close All Profit · DelPendingAll · Remove All SL, stacked from top to bottom · the row with the 0.01 number box and the pale yellow MM button is where you set the lot size

The right column changes with auth status · on the normal pre-auth face you see Break Even · Auto SL · Profit Lock · the M button · the S button · Grid Panel · Gold Meter · once auth passes, M and S disappear and Buy-ALL · Sell-ALL · Virtual TP · Show Fibo take their place · at the very bottom of the panel there is the SuperPIG dollar box and the Hide button for folding the panel away

I checked every button name in this table against the real source-code file · if any button is missing on your screen, read chapter 9 on troubleshooting

Pro Tip · Mr. Bom

In your first week, do not chase every button yet · get fluent with just BUY · SELL · Close all · Auto SL first, then learn the other buttons one at a time · and try everything on Demo first, because the risk is always real

FAQ

Q: Why can't I find the Buy-ALL button?

A: This button appears only after passing auth; before that the right column shows M and S instead

Q: Where did the M and S buttons go after auth?

A: The v4.67 code is designed with two different faces; after auth the M and S buttons are replaced by the post-auth set — chapter 4 has the details

Q: How many buttons does the panel actually have?

A: Counting button names in the v4.67 code gives 41 compiled names, but fewer are visible on screen at once because some buttons take turns

Q: What is the ribbon on the right side of the chart?

A: That is the RHAI2 panel, a separate product that ships with the installer — not a Sword button

Q: Which button is safest for a beginner?

A: A close-trade button such as Close All; pressing it closes only the trades on this chart — but try it on Demo first