McINTOSH LB200 Light Box User Guide
- June 5, 2024
- McIntosh
Table of Contents
McINTOSH LB200 Light Box
Connection Diagram and Light Box Operation
Power On
Place the ON-OFF/REMOTE Power Control Switch in the ON position or, if the PC
IN Jack is connected to the Power Control/
Trigger Jack from a McIntosh Component, place the switch in the OFF/REMOTE
position.
Power Off
Place the ON-OFF/REMOTE Power Control Switch in the OFF/ REMOTE position or,
if the PC IN Jack is connected to the Power Control/Trigger Jack from a
McIntosh Component, switch power Off on the connected McIntosh Component.
Using LB200 for Device Consolidation
The McIntosh LB200 Light Box enables you to place devices (such as a cable box
or streaming box) inside of it to help declutter your entertainment setup
without losing the ability to send signals to those devices using your remote
control(s). Perform the following steps to take advantage of this
functionality 
- Remove the screws on the top (circled in dots in Top View photo) and the screws from the upper edge of the rear (circled in dots in Rear View photo). Carefully lift and remove top cover.
- Hold your hand on the inside of the Light Box up against the back plate in the rear. This will support the back plate and prevent it from falling as you remove the screws on the outside. Remove the screws (circled in solid white in Rear View photo) and carefully remove back plate to reveal an opening in the rear of the Light Box.
- Place your desired devices inside the Light Box and funnel their respective wiring through the opening of rear of the Light Box. You can use the additional holes in the rear to zip tie your wires together.
- Inside the Light Box is a Xantech XT-DL-IRK DinkyLink™ IR Receiver Kit (circled in white in the Inside View photo). Follow the IR Receiver Kit’s included Installation Instructions to connect your devices to the IR Receiver Kit.
- When all devices are connected correctly, replace the top cover and secure it in place with the four top screws (circled in dots in Top View and Rear View photos).The devices inside the Light Box will now receive signals from their respective remote controls from the sensor on the front of the Light Box (circled in white in the Front View photo).