SCOM and SharePoint 2010 Add-In for Dashboards (Issue)

I have an environment with SCOM 2007 R2, all working fine. I have installed ans new test server to integrate SCOM and SahrePoint 2010. On this server I have installed Visio 2010 (Yes, I know, never install Visio in a server, but this ins juts for test).
I have installed Visio Add-In and SharePoint 2010 Add-In.
All my dashboards created in Visio to reflect health state are working fine on Visio, in fullscreen. But, When I import this Visio file, (in . VWD), to SharePoint, I can see normally the Visio in my Webpart, all showing fine (I have used the step by step
to configure SCOM and SharePoint integration). But, after my first Refresh for the diagram all Health State Icons becomes a FAIL Icon (like image below). This sounds like some permission problem, because on Visio all Health State Icons works fine.
Someone can help me?

I have used this step by step before, but I think the problem is a parte, because I dont understand better, the part is:
To configure Visio Services for Read-Only Operator permissions on the RMS
In order for Visio Services to refresh the diagrams that are published and connected to Operations Manager data, the Visio Services service application must be configured with credentials that have access to the RMS. This is because
the Visio Services service application is executing the data provider which is responsible for returning the updated dataset from the RMS.
The easiest way to configure this is to make the account that Visio Services is running as a Read-Only Operator on the RMS.
To do this…
Create domain account
Run the Operations Manager console.
From the Administration tab click on User Roles.
In the User Roles list double-click on the Read-Only Operators role.
Add the account that is configured for Service Application Pool.
Can anyone help me about where configure this account on SharePoint??

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