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@@ -12,7 +12,39 @@ The next must be added to R12 on the MPDM's mainboard, adjacent to the connector
 
 ![](../../assets/images/mp-delta-mini-ub/4.jpg)
 
-#### Wiring the piezo disks
+Also note the pinouts for each side of the cable. Since the MPDM does not utilize I2C, only the power, ground, and z-min signals are used. If making your own cable, follow these pinouts:
+
+On the EasyPiezi:
+
+![](../../assets/images/mp-delta-mini-ub/mpdm-6-pin.jpg)
+
+On the MPDM's control board:
+
+![](../../assets/images/mp-delta-mini-ub/mpdm-3-pin.jpg)
+
+#### Connecting the piezo disks
 Since the EasyPiezi uses a single two-pin input, we need to wire up three piezo disks in parallel (all positive and negative connections are joined together)
 
 ![](../../assets/images/mp-delta-mini-ub/1.jpg)
+
+#### Mounting the piezo disks
+The disks themselves cannot be directly flush with the bottom of the printer's bed, as in that scenario, they will not flex and will not produce any signal. Therefore we need to use strips of double-sided tape on either edge of the disk, or cut a round piece with a hole in the center.
+
+![](../../assets/images/mp-delta-mini-ub/2.jpg)
+
+The disks are then mounted under the bed on the inner circumference edges of the pegs.
+
+![](../../assets/images/mp-delta-mini-ub/3.jpg)
+
+After that, simply reinstall the bed, being careful not to trap the wires from the piezo between the bed and the printer's case, and plug it all in.
+
+The MPDM can then use multi-point mesh bed leveling by issuing a modified GCODE command:
+
+```
+G29 P3 ; 3x3 matrix
+G29 P4 ; 4x4 matrix
+G29 P5 ; 5x5 matrix
+G29 P6 ; 6x6 matrix
+```
+
+You can also add one of the above to your startup script in Cura, Slic3r, or Simplify3D