This is indeed a micro account, as you can see from the lot size of 1000 contracts. In the next step we'll deal with how to calculate the risk of a trade. Afterwards we can check if your MT4 version behaves as it should.

You now need to run a test script. You can use the "TradeTest" script that you should have in your folder. Please modify it so that the parameters you had problems with, especially the risk, are now manually calculated and printed:

Code:
function run()
{
	BarPeriod = 1;
	LookBack = 0;
	NumYears = 1;
	set(LOGFILE);

	Lots = 10;
	Stop = TakeProfit = 10*PIP;
	if(NumOpenTotal == 0) {
		printf("\nLots %.0f, Stop %.4f, PIPCost %.4f, Risk %.2f",
			Lots, Stop, PIPCost, Lots*(Stop+Spread)/PIP*PIPCost);
		if(random() > 0) 
			enterLong();
		else 
			enterShort();
	} 
}


Run this script by clicking "Test", and then check the log file. Compare the risk that you've calculated in the script with the risk displayed by Zorro. Let me know if you do not understand something in the script.

After you did that, the next step would be trading this script live and checking if your MT4 version does everthing correctly.