

GBPCHF TP = 0, SL = 800, Funky Profit = 20, Funky Loss = 20, Frequency = 6, Break Even = 200, Range Filter = 40, Double Down = True
GBPCAD TP = 0, SL = 800, Funky Profit = 15, Funky Loss = 30, Frequency = 6, Break Even = 300, Range Filter = 40, Double Down = True
EURCHF TP = 0, SL = 800, Funky Profit = 20, Funky Loss = 20, Frequency = 7, Break Even = 200, Range Filter = 20, Double Down = True
EURCAD TP = 80, SL = 750, Funky Profit = 13, Funky Loss = 20, Frequency = 5, Break Even = 130, Range Filter = 40, Double Down = True
CADCHF TP = 0, SL = 800, Funky Profit = 10, Funky Loss = 15, Frequency = 5, Break Even = 200, Range Filter = 30, Double Down = True
EURGBP TP = 60, SL = 500, Funky Profit = 10, Funky Loss = 10, Frequency = 0. Break Even = 200, Range Filter = 40, Double Down = True
USDCAD TP = 50, SL = 800, Funky Profit = 15, Funky Loss = 10, Frequency = 10, Break Even = 200, Range Filter = 40, Double Down = True 

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Parameters could be different for the pairs: EURGBP, CADCHF, EURCAD, USDCAD, EURCHF, GBPCAD, GBPCHF. they are all needed.[/QUOTE]

Further, it's depending on an external indicator called "Bands", which must be provided as well. Most likely this is the indicator Bollinger Bands, 
for which there's an internal indicator with the name "iBands" now that can be used instead. But just in case, the indicator "Bands" that came with 
this EA should be shared as well.  Also the manual file should be shared. Without all that, this EA can still be "educated". The external settings 
for StopLoss and TakeProfit can be seen from the backtests the vendor publish on his website. The other settings can be obtained from optimized backtests. 
In order to avoid that the EA tries to connect to the vendor server, change the settings for "Download_Time_Offset" to FALSER and "Download_Settings" to False.

If the indicator used is Bollinger Bands (iBands), then the settings...

- Take_Profit = 0 for GBPCHF, GBPCAD, EURCHF and CADCHF, 5 for USDCAD, 6 for EURGBP and 8 for EURCAD (according to the vendors backtests)
- Stop_Loss = 50 for EURGBP, 75 for EURCAD and 80 for GBPCHF, GBPCAD, EURCHF, USDCAD and CADCHF (according to the vendors backtests
- Entry_Size is the "Period" for iBands on M5 used to open and close open orders
- Funky_Stop is the "Period" for iBands on M15 used to close open orders
- Funky_Take is the "Deviation" for iBands on M5 used to close open orders
- Frequency is the "Deviation" for iBands on M5 (settings value is then divided by 10) used to open orders
- Double_Down is a setting for gap from current price like this: is current Ask price < previous order opening price - Double_Down

So it uses Bollinger Bands on both M5 and M15 for both opening and closing orders. With the above information, it should be fairly easy to run optimized 
backtest to obtain best settings for each pair. 
