• Attach the EA to any chart and set Work Mode = Master.
• Assign a custom name to the account — this name will be used to identify it within the copy network.
• The EA can run on any chart and any timeframe; there are no restrictions.
• Use only one EA in Slave mode per account, even if that account needs to copy trades to multiple slaves.

After initialization, the Master Report Panel will appear on the chart and display:

1. Animated Icon – shows the EA’s status; animation confirms the EA is active and functioning correctly.
2. Account Name – the user‑defined name for easy identification (editable in the EA inputs tab).
3. Signal Strength – communication speed between terminals, displayed as Excellent, Good, Fair, or Weak.
4. Total Positions – number of trades being sent to slave accounts.
5. Connected Accounts – list of slave accounts receiving trades (initially empty until connections are established).

Repeat this procedure for each master account you wish to configure.

• Attach the EA to any chart and set Work Mode = Slave.
• Assign a custom name to the account — this name will be used to identify it within the copy network.
• The EA works on any chart and any timeframe; there’s no restriction.
• Use only one EA in Slave mode per account, even if the account is receiving trades from multiple master accounts.

Once initialized, the Slave Report Panel will appear on the chart, displaying:

1. Animated Icon – confirms EA status; animation means the EA is active and functioning properly.
2. Account Name – the user‑defined name for easy identification (editable in the EA inputs tab).
3. Signal Strength – shows communication quality between terminals: Excellent, Good, Fair, or Weak.
4. Connected Masters – lists master accounts sending trades, along with total positions and profit from each. (Initially empty until connections are configured.)
5. Synchronize & Close Buttons – allow manual syncing with master accounts or closing all positions instantly with one click.

Repeat this procedure for each slave account you wish to configure.

• Attach the EA to any chart and set Work Mode = Control Panel.
• The Control Panel can run on any terminal, any chart, and any timeframe — whether the account is a master, slave, or not yet assigned.
• After attaching, the copy map (network view) will appear. At first, no connections will be displayed.

On the copy map, four types of elements are shown:

1. Master Accounts – display the user‑defined account name, account number, terminal version, and online/offline status.
2. Slave/Client Accounts – show the user‑defined account name, account number, terminal version, account type, and online/offline status.
3. Connection Lines – represent links between accounts. Click on a line to edit its settings.
4. New Connection Button – used to create a new connection.

Creating a New Connection:

• Click the New Connection button.
• In the form, select a master account and a slave account from the dropdown lists.
• Click Create Connection.
• The connection will be added to the map, and its settings will appear in the form. Adjust parameters as needed and click OK.
• Each connection line has its own independent settings, which can be modified later by clicking directly on the line.

The input parameters available in the settings dialog are described in the following sections.

Symbols:

In this tab, you can manage how symbols are handled between master and slave accounts. You can enable or disable symbol copying, or adjust symbol names to match across accounts.

1. Activation Column – toggle copying for each symbol. If a symbol is unchecked, it will be ignored and not copied.
2. Symbol Mapping – add the desired symbols for the master account and their equivalents on the slave account.
   • Example: if the master trades GOLD, you can set the slave to open XAUUSD.
   • You can also handle cases where the master account uses a suffix and the slave does not.
   • Edit each symbol directly in the input boxes. Scroll down to view additional rows.
3. Batch Editing – enter inputs in the first row and apply them with the button in the second row. This allows quick batch editing of symbol names.
4. Quick Inputs – additional fields are provided for easier editing and filling of symbol lists.

Managing Rows :

• Remove a Row – clear the symbol names in both the Master and Slave columns; the row will be automatically deleted.
• Add a Row – an empty row is always available at the end of the list. Enter a new symbol name in the last empty boxes, and a fresh row will be created for further addition

Volumes:

1. In the Volumes tab, you can choose from six different methods to calculate trade volumes, as shown in the illustration above.
   • Same as Master Account: Copies the exact lot sizes from the master account to the slave account.
   • Multiplier: Applies a lot size multiplier to master trades. The multiplier can be set below 1.00 to reduce lot sizes or above 1.00 to increase them.
   • Proportional to Master Money Management: Calculates lot size on the slave account based on the ratio of lot size to balance on the master account. A multiplier can also be applied.
     Example: If a 0.10 lot trade opens on a master account with a $1000 balance, and the slave account has a $2000 balance, the slave trade will be 0.20 lots. This value is further adjusted by the multiplier parameter.
   • Custom Money Management: Allows you to define a lot size per 1000 units of balance, equity, or free margin. The EA then calculates the appropriate lot size based on the slave account’s actual properties.
   • Risk Percentage: In this section, you can define the risk percentage for each trade based on account balance, equity, or free margin. Since risk calculation requires a stop‑loss, ensure that proper SL settings are applied when using this option.
   • Constant Value: Opens trades on the slave account with a fixed lot size specified in the input box, regardless of the master account’s lot size.
2. In this section, you can set security rules to restrict maximum lot sizes and prevent the opening of very small trades.

Opening:

In this tab, you can configure how copied orders are opened:

1. Better Price Entry – allows the EA to place orders at improved prices. Buy trades are entered at lower prices, and sell trades at higher prices. The offset is defined in points. If the master places a market order, the EA will create a pending limit order with the specified offset in the favorable direction.
2. Order Type Selection – choose whether to copy only long trades, only short trades, or both.
3. Pending Order Handling – when enabled, pending orders are copied as pending orders on the slave account. If disabled, they will be opened as market orders once triggered on the master account.
4. Reverse Copying – when activated, orders are copied in the opposite direction (e.g., master buy → slave sell).
5. Magic Number Filtering – filter which trades are copied based on their magic numbers. You can specify multiple magic numbers separated by commas to include or exclude trades opened manually or by other EAs on the master account.

Closing:

The following options allow you to control how orders are closed on slave accounts:

1. Fixed TP/SL Points – set a predefined take‑profit and stop‑loss in points. Orders will close on the slave side once TP/SL is reached, even if the master order remains open.
2. Copy TP/SL from Master – replicate TP/SL levels from the master account. If an offset is defined, the EA adjusts the master TP/SL before applying it to the slave orders.
3. Synchronized Closing – when enabled, orders on the slave account close in sync with the master. If disabled (and no TP/SL is set in options 1 or 2), slave orders remain open even after the master order is closed.
4. Trailing Stop – manage stop‑loss dynamically on the slave account according to the configured trailing stop settings.
5. Break‑Even Option – automatically adjust TP on the slave account to secure profits once break‑even conditions are met.
6. Partial Closing – replicate partial closures from the master account. If disabled, slave orders will only close once the master order is fully closed.

Calendar:

The Calendar tab allows you to control trade copying based on specific time periods:

1. Days of the Week – select which days copying is active.
2. Time Periods – enable or disable copying by clicking in the time boxes. Blue boxes indicate trading is enabled.
3. Selection Controls – use the buttons provided to quickly reverse or adjust your selections.

News:

The News tab allows you to control EA behavior around scheduled events:

You can block trade copying for a specified number of minutes before and after news releases, based on their impact level.

1. Low‑Impact News Settings – configure restrictions for minor events.
2. Medium‑Impact News Settings – set rules for moderate events.
3. High‑Impact News Settings – define stricter controls for major market‑moving events.

General:

The General tab collects several key configuration options:

1. Magic Number & Deviation – define the magic number for slave account orders and set the deviation allowed when opening trades.
2. Safety Restrictions – apply protective rules for order execution.
3. Phone Notifications – enable alerts for any transaction related to this connection.
4. Telegram Notifications – send transaction updates via Telegram. (See How to Set Up Telegram Notifications for details.)
5. Save & Load Settings – simplify network setup by saving configurations as templates. Saved templates can be reloaded later and are accessible across other connection settings.