structure sound alert for 3 exp. mvg. avg.

[Graymaulkin]

I am trying to set up a formula to alert me by sound when my 3-period exponential mvg. avg. crosses either my 5 period or 15 period simple mvg avg. Would greatly appreciate assistance on this.

thank you

Graymaulkin

[ACM]

Graymaulkin
The attached efs plots the 3 moving averages and triggers a sound alert at the close of a bar when the 3 EMA has crossed the 5 MA or the 15 MA.
All parameters for the 3 moving averages can be modified through Edit Studies
Alex

[Graymaulkin]

3 exp. mvg avg

Originally posted by Alexis C. Montenegro
Graymaulkin
The attached efs plots the 3 moving averages and triggers a sound alert at the close of a bar when the 3 EMA has crossed the 5 MA or the 15 MA.
All parameters for the 3 moving averages can be modified through Edit Studies
Alex

Alex,

I thank you for the formula and I will put it to use right away. One more question, what would be the fastest way to load the formula? retype the formula again into EFS Formula wizard or cut and paste into the Editor and make modifications on the formula wizard?

Thanks,

Graymaulkin

[Graymaulkin]

Re: 3 exp. mvg avg

Originally posted by Graymaulkin
Alex,

I finally have the formula you sent me working. Question: on the Alert.playSound("ding.wav"), what is the correct command to switch the "ding" wave to a "phone" wave. I have a phone wave on my Win XP and I would like to use that.

Thanks again,

Graymaulkin

[ACM]

Graymaulkin
Copy the phone.wav file to the Sounds folder in the eSignal directory. Before you do that check the contents of the Sounds folder because I believe there is already a phone.wav in there.
You may want to rename it so as not to overwrite it.
Once you have copied the file open the efs with the Editor and replace "ding.wav" with "phone.wav".
Alex

[Graymaulkin]

Originally posted by Alexis C. Montenegro
Graymaulkin
Copy the phone.wav file to the Sounds folder in the eSignal directory. Before you do that check the contents of the Sounds folder because I believe there is already a phone.wav in there.
You may want to rename it so as not to overwrite it.
Once you have copied the file open the efs with the Editor and replace "ding.wav" with "phone.wav".
Alex

Alex,

Thank you for the assistance. Earlier, I had replaced the ding.wav with the phone.wav, but it didn't work. I just simply recycled my system and it worked.

Again, thanks for your assistance

Graymaulkin