Positioning APs on prime infrastructure map

I have a 3600i AP positioned vertically on a wall facing out. I know this is bad placement I am working on getting them all oriented with some new mounts for the type of office we have. How do I position this in terms of orientation and elevation. After I position the AP on the map and check the heatmap I am expecting to see low signal going behind the AP but it still looks like the AP is horizontal.
If the upper left is 0 degrees and my wall is on the right side of my map along the Y axis with the AP mounted facing back towards the left side of my map. What should my elevation and orientation be set to?

Please see the below link. It will describe how you can decide the elevation and orientation of AP.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/solutions/Enterprise/Mobility/wifich5.html

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