The LanBox-LCX has a DMX in- and output (A). The DMX output has a patcher and custom fading curves can be easily added for each channel. Any DMX data send to the input will be mapped to any of the 3072 channels of the internal mixer so they can be used for all kinds of programming. The MIDI ports (B) will send and accept controller and note messages to directly control individual mixer channels or even cues. But also Midi Time Code (MTC) and SysEx Midi Show Control (MSC) messages can be used. The Ethernet port (C) can be used to broadcast and receive mixer channels over Ethernet via UDP and Art-Net or to fully control and program the LanBox via TCP/IP. The USB (D) port is used for programming with e.g. LCedit.

Last but not least, the LanBox-LCX has eight analog inputs and eight digital outputs, which can be used to trigger your show from external sensors and to control external actuators like relays. The inputs have a resolution of 10bit, or 1024 steps. The input will be mapped to mixer channels and you can use the inputs as a trigger or fader for any cue or channel. The outputs are multipurpose: use them as a relay, as a rs232 output or any combination. The 37 pin D-Sub connector (E), at the backside of the LanBox-LCX controller holds the connections for the analog and digital I/O but also provide multiple 6V outputs to power sensors and small relays or leds. A connector for the power supply (6VDC) (F) is also situated here.