Open your TradingView chart and add the Navigator — plus the three quirks every first-timer hits.
All steps
Your access is switched on within a few minutes of signing up. Once it’s on, the Navigator appears in your TradingView indicator list, ready to attach to any chart.
Click Indicators, metrics, and strategies in the top panel.
Click Indicators in the top panel.
Click on the Invite-only tab on the left and left click on RHO Navigator [All Markets].
Open the Invite-only tab and pick the RHO Navigator.
It takes 15 to 20 seconds to load — the Navigator is doing its calculations. You’ll see three dots at the top-left while it works.
The three dots at the top-left mean the Navigator is still loading.
Once the indicator has finished loading, you should see the channel lines and labels appear, like this.
The Navigator fully loaded — channel lines, labels and the trend panel.
If the channel lines don’t show
If you see labels but no channel lines (like the image below), scroll the chart to the left, or zoom out (hold Ctrl and scroll back on your mouse). The lines only draw once the channel’s starting point is on screen — a TradingView quirk, not a fault.
Labels show but no channel lines yet — scroll left or zoom out to bring the channel's start into view.
If you see a runtime error
On the Basic (free) TradingView plan, a script gets only 20 seconds to run its calculations, and the Navigator sometimes needs more. When that happens you see Runtime error: RE10110 (“the script takes too long to execute”). It is not a fault with the Navigator.
The RE10110 runtime error on the free TradingView plan.
The fix: hover over the Navigator’s name on the chart, click the bin icon to remove it, then attach it again as above. Or simply refresh the browser page.
Click the bin icon to remove the Navigator, then attach it again.