Guide for the forthcoming edition. The old version 3.14 PDFs are retained as an archive, not instructions for this edition. Replacement PDFs follow completed acceptance checks.
1. Local identity and file
Create your own local account with an 8–128-character password. Read the terms. Export the device request and import the signed monthly file after payment, or explicitly register an available seven-day trial. No owner-issued temporary password or activation code is required.
See the illustrated setup and license guide for the exact sequence.
2. Telegram sources
Save your Telegram API ID, API Hash and international phone number privately in the local application. Use the full numeric identifiers of the sources you can access. API Hash is not a bot token. Saving these values does not connect Telegram or send a code.
Use only the intended sources. Incoming personal chats, channels and groups are distinct from your own outgoing messages. Later, review received messages, readable source names, timestamps and the reason each signal was accepted or held.
3. MT5 account, risk and broker time
Choose the exact terminal executable, account number and broker server. Use the correct Demo/Live mode. A device license allows account changes, but the runtime must verify each new account and its position ownership.
Select exact broker symbols including suffixes, whole-setup and total-open risk limits, and your schedule. Fixed lots do not override risk limits. Broker time must be fresh and verified for entry checks. Install the included helper using the broker-clock setup steps, save its printed JSON path and check freshness. Saving a simulated time is not a clock connection.
4. Review before connecting
Check the saved summary, then finish configuration. Completion does not connect Telegram, start MT5 or send an order. Resolve every displayed prerequisite before an explicit controlled Demo connection. The same private data directory retains settings on restart; do not discard it when troubleshooting.