
4-20 Configuring BCMS Vu from the Client
Configuring and Managing the
BCMS Vu
Software
5. If you want to change the value in the “Maximum Bar Height” box at
this time, type the number that you want a fully extended bar to
represent. For example, if you are assigning threshold values for
Number of ACD Calls, you might select 100 as the Maximum Bar
Height. If you do this, 100 ACD Calls will cause the bar to extend to its
maximum length.
6. Check the box next to the type of warning or caution for which you
want to define and activate a threshold. If you use the default palette,
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The Upper Warning threshold is the value above which the bar on
the graph will appear red. You will probably want to make this
threshold number less than the Maximum Bar Height.
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The Upper Caution threshold is the value above which the bar on
the graph will appear yellow.
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The Lower Caution threshold is the value below which the bar on
the graph will appear yellow.
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The Lower Warning threshold is the value below which the bar on
the graph will appear red.
7. Type the threshold value for the type of warning you selected in step 6.
8. Repeat steps 4 through 7 for other types of warnings and cautions you
want to define.
9. If you decide you do not want a threshold activated, remove the check
from the box next to that type of warning or caution.
10. Unless you activate them, alerts will not function when a threshold is
exceeded.
11. To close the Thresholds and Maximum Values Wizard, select Finish.
Note
There is a difference between activating a threshold and
activating an alert:
Checking the box next to a caution or warning threshold in
the “Thresholds and Maximum Values” window assigns the
value in the adjacent box. However, the alert associated with
this threshold does not function unless the alert is turned on
through the Options|Configure|Alerts menu item.
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