Now it's time to connect the data lines. In your playbook, we've called out how many data lines will run from your processor to your screen. The first connection point from the processor will tie into the specific cabinets, again, called out in the playbook. Once you've attached those, you'll then utilize the jumpers to take the data and daisy chain it down the rest of your screen. We like to go from top to bottom. So on the first cabinet within your row, you'll insert on the top port the line coming from your processor. We'll then take the bottom port and route it into the next cabinet. So I'll go ahead and daisy chain this cabinet by inserting the data cable through the hole. And I'll come into the top port here. For my next cabinet here, I would come out the bottom and repeat this process all the way to the end. Again, follow the mapping in the Playbook for the specific instructions. As you're installing your cables, take note that you will need to take the cables and move it out of the way. You can use the various points within the cabinet to help route the cable, so that the cable will not interfere with the modules when we get to that assembly point. If your mapping calls out for a jumper, take note there there are different length data cables within your crates. Sometimes you will need to use a jumper if we're taking the data from a bottom cabinet and going up to another row. Your playbook will call out if that is necessary. If that is necessary, you will utilize the longer data cable to make that jump. So in this case, we'll attach to our bottom port and route up to the top of our next port. I'll then take this cable and tuck it so that it is out of the way within the cabinet. So the summary of our electrical will be our input coming in to the cabinet here from the junction box. We then attach to the power within the cabinet and simply daisy chain down the row. If the playbook calls out for a jump to happen, you'll use the jumper cable and take it from your row below and go up to your next cabinet. As far as our data flow, in review, we have our incoming data line from the processor entering into our port here. We're then daisy chain data to the next board within the attached cabinet. And if your playbook calls for a jump, then we will go ahead and use a jumper cable to jump between this port to another row above it.