I did autotrade on the demo version the very same system.

1.Demo account size is too small(way to small) to really trade this particular system.
2.Certain FX pairs must be excluded in autotrading due to the very large spreads FXCM has for certain pairs, in turn the system uses data straight from tradestation with much smaller spreads.
3.NZD has to be excluded as well, since C2 uses IB data feed and IB forex has no NZD based pairs
4.The scaling factor and lotsize has to be set appropriate for the demo account size
5.The limit order conversion feature must be set to 1 sec under the C2 trading permissions

All in all, the system vendor suggests in C2 description of the system, to not go more than 25% cash= 1 lot = 10k units.
To make it safe lets assume 20%.
This leaves accounts under 50 K USD equity out of question for any autotrading of Eclipse FX,

Jerry,

Demo systems are not maintained with the same priority than live systems. For example, the demo was off-line for a few hours a few days ago, so any signal sent during that time was rejected as 'too old'. New feature are always tested on the demo before being rolled out to the live server, and sometimes the result is a few rejected orders.

We will soon roll-out a sync feature that will keep accounts in sync with C2 automatically if anything goes wrong.

I will manually sync your account now and email you privately when it's done.

Francis