Airport cord fell out, Where does it go?

I upgraded my ram and the airport cable that is connected to the computer fell out inside. I have no clue where it goes. I was wondering if anyone had a picture where it goes or could describe it pretty clearly. I would really appreciate it.
It's a minimac by the way/

What's copper? If you have viewed the second site posted above, when the tech is putting in the RAM you can see the mini PCI express Airport card between his fingers and the back of the Mini ( it's silver and rectangular in shape). This card is secured to the mainboard with two screws, located near the heat sink for the processor (just to the right of the Airport Card viewing from the front of the Mini). On either side of the mounting screws are two tiny round antenna plug in receptacles - one is labeled main and the other aux for auxiliary. Plug the little round tab at the end of the antenna wire into the main receptacle, thread the wire around the air outlet of the drive tray so you can put the drive tray back into its position. Seat the interconnect board, the front fan control (drive sensor) cable by the battery in front. Start the mini up to make sure everything is attached properly, then shut it back down and put the top back on.

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