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# Installation
The Control Point intended for permanent installations and must be connected to a Showstopper Base or Showstopper Hub with Showstopper Accessory cable. The Ethernet connections must be conected to the network switch in order to communicate with Spikemark software.
### Flush Mount Control Point
* Install your 8"x8" Electrical Box on or inside your wall
* Install conduit between the Showstopper Base or previous Showstopper Accessory hub
* Run Accessory Cable and Cat5 Cable through conduit
* [Wire your cables into the back of the Control Point](/docs/showstopper/control-point/making-the-connections.md)
* Attach the green ground wire from the faceplate to the box
* Attach the face plate to the box and and connect the terminator.
### Surface Mount Control Point
* Install the box on the wall. Be sure to use appropriate wall anchors. Holes are cleared for 1/4" hardware
* Install conduit between the Showstopper Base or previous Showstopper Accessory
* Run Accessory Cable and QTY: 2 Cat5 Cable through conduit
* [Wire your cables into the back of the Control Point](/docs/showstopper/control-point/making-the-connections.md)
* Attach the green ground wire from the faceplate to the box
* Attach the face plate to the box and and connect the Showstopper Accessory Terminator and Pendant Terminator.
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