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@@ -4,15 +4,15 @@ Quite simply, this is a wallboard for Mitel's MiContact Center Business (MiCCB).
 Below you will find instructions on installation and settings.
 
 ## 1 - Setting up an API user on MiCCB
-So you could run this using your admin user - but that is just a **bad idea** on so many levels. Therefore, to encourage good security, here is a step-by-step guide on how you can create a user just for the wallboard with only as much as access as needed (which, if you are curious, is very little).
+While you could run this using your admin user, that is just a **bad idea** on so many levels. Therefore, to encourage good security, here is a step-by-step guide on how you can create a user just for the wallboard with only as much as access as needed (which, if you are curious, is very little).
 
 #### Add a security role
 - In *YourSite Explorer*, go to *Security role*, and choose ***Add***
 - **Name:** Wallboard API
 - Under **General**, *only* enable "May access contact center client and ignite"
 - Under **Realtime control**, *only* enable "May view realtime monitor"
 
-#### Now create the AP user
+#### Now create the API user
 - In *YourSite Explorer*, go to *Employee*, and choose ***Add***
 - **First name:** Wallboard
 - **Last name:** Display
@@ -24,7 +24,13 @@ So you could run this using your admin user - but that is just a **bad idea** on
 Nice! Never compromise on security
 
 ## 2 - Wallboard settings
-In the `assets` folder is a file called **settings.json**. Here is what each entry can contain:
+In the `assets` folder is a file called **settings.json**. Here is what each entry can contain:  
+`"refreshTime":` A measurement in seconds, specifying how often fresh data should be retrieved. Take into account your server load, etc.  
+`"serverUrl":` IP address or pingable hostname / FQDN for the MiCCB server. No "http" or "/".  
+`"apiUsername":` As per the userid created on MiCCB ("wallboard" in the example above).  
+`"apiPassword":` Also as per the password you created for said user.  
+`"activeQ":` If you have multiple queues, the wallboard will retrieve them in a list - starting with 0. Leave as is to start with. Once the wallboard is connected and running, you will be able to see a list of each queue and its associated position.  
+`"wallBanner":` Change at will.  
 
 ## 3 - Hosting with IIS
 ## 4 - Building from source