I think this is just a dumb syntax issue. There are a couple of spots where the opening PHP tag is in short form, and if your installation is set up to disallow it, execution fails.
You’ll find them at these lines:
- 814
- 473 (way over around char 1062 of the line)
At those two locations, just change the <?
to <?php
and the settings screen should load. Note: I’m only just starting to review the plugin, so no idea if something else is actually broken.