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I'll add a few hints about the configuration below, in roughly increasing spoiler content:
1. The effect of the blue receptor in the center of the wall is useless, but you'll want to use it as a connection point. You'll also want to connect to the Inverter.
2. Each connector only needs to connect to 3 different things.
3. Only one of the connectors will bridge between the red and blue laser sources.
The other connector is solely for breaking the connection when red is active.
Oh, and lastly, this isn't a puzzle that requires timing or pixel perfect precision -- there is a solution where everything holds steady and you don't need to worry about exact placement.
Spent hours on a much more complicated solution that solved the puzzle when I thought it hadn't.