IMPORTANT: To connect Overcharts to dxFeed you MUST subscribe to dxFeed through the Overcharts page on dxFeed website: Subscribe to dxFeed-Overcharts. If you already have a dxFeed subscription for another application you CANNOT connect Overcharts to dxFeed using the same subscription. ALL dxFeed subscriptions are dedicated exclusively to a single and specific platform!
To connect Overcharts to dxFeed, please follow these steps carefully:
1. dxFeed account– Get a dxFeed account by subscribing to dxFeed data-feed through the Overcharts page on dxFeed website: Subscribe to dxFeed-Overcharts. If you already have a dxFeed subscription for another application you CANNOT connect Overcharts to dxFeed using the same subscription. ALL dxFeed subscriptions are dedicated exclusively to a single and specific platform!
2. Once you got credentials (username and password) from dxFeed, proceed with the connection configuration on Overcharts:
3. Set following properties according to your needs:
4. Once the configuration is complete, start the connection by pressing CONNECT button or by double-clicking on the connection. You are connected successfully if dots near the connection are all green.
If, on the other hand, there is at least one red dot, it means that:
Hover over “i” icon (next to the red dot) to read a more detailed error message.
dxFeed DOM/Book data (due to its completeness) requires a lot of resources to be processed. If you intensively use indicators such as Market-Depth-Map, Advanced Columns, DOM/Book windows or more generally DOM/Book data, you may encounter delays in both DOM and prices. Unfortunately it is NOT possible for us to solve this issue in any way.In case of slowdowns/delays the possible solutions are:1) use a more performing PC2) limit the use of DOM/Book data or the number of charts/DOMs/workspaces/watchlists open at the same time3) set a higher data refreshing rate (in milliseconds) in the ‘Preferences’ window accessible from Overcharts main window > Tools menu > Preferences > ‘Platform’ section > ‘Data refreshing rate (ms)’.