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# Stagehand Pro 6: Electrical Connections

## Plug In Your Stagehand

**What you will need**

* [5hp AC Induction Machine](/docs/machinery.md)
* [Showstopper Base](/docs/showstopper/showstopper-base.md)
* [PC Computer](/docs/spikemark-6/system-requirements-and-install.md) running Spikemark Software
* Cables

### System Diagram

### Back panel overview

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1. **Commissioning Port** - Factory Use
2. [**E-Stop Input**](/docs/stagehand/stagehand-pro-6/stagehand-pro-6-electrical-installation/stagehand-pro-6-e-stop-connection.md) - Plug in your Showstopper Cable (5 Pin XLR) between the Showstopper Base and the Stagehand Pro
3. [**Ethernet Input**](/docs/stagehand/stagehand-pro-6/stagehand-pro-6-electrical-installation/stagehand-pro-6-ethernet-connection.md) - Using Ethernet Cables, plug in your Stagehand, Computer, and any other networked gear into a Network Switch.
4. Fuse Protection - Control power and encoder protection.
5. [**Interlock Input**](/docs/stagehand/stagehand-pro-6/stagehand-pro-6-electrical-installation/stagehand-pro-6-interlock-connection.md) - If you are not using interlock switches or safety bumpers in your system, plug in the included Interlock Jumper. If you are using interlock switches or safety bumpers in your system, you will need to connect this to a [Safety Interlock Pro](/docs/showstopper/safety-interlock/safety-interlock-pro-4.md).
6. [**Sensor Input**](/docs/stagehand/stagehand-pro-6/stagehand-pro-6-electrical-installation/stagehand-pro-6-signal-connection.md) - Plug your Signal Cable in between your machine and Stagehand Pro.
7. [**Motor Output**](/docs/stagehand/stagehand-pro-6/stagehand-pro-6-electrical-installation/stagehand-pro-6-motor-connection.md) - Plug your Pro Motor Cable in between your machine and Stagehand Pro.
8. [**Input Power**](/docs/stagehand/stagehand-pro-6/stagehand-pro-6-electrical-installation/stagehand-pro-6-power-connection.md) - Plug in your power cable to your power source.


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