Good afternoon. I have a system consisting of two SC6000s, two LC6000s and an X1850 mixer. I have them connected from left to right as follows: LC6000, SC6000, X1850, SC6000, LC6000. How should the connections be made so that the first LC6000 that controls layer B of the first SC6000 is on channel 1, the first SC6000 (layer A) is on channel 2, the second SC6000 (layer A) is on channel 3 and the last LC6000 is on channel 4?
Surely by reading the manual of the x1850 and the LC6000’s you can figure it out.
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Thanks, but I don’t think the LC6000s will have much impact in this case
Aren’t there diagrams in the SC6000 and X1850 manuals?
I’ve got this set up at home. I’ll take a pic for you tomorrow when I’m back if you’re a still struggling fella 
Thanks, this afternoon I will try connecting the left sc6000 to the link 2 port and the right one to the link 3 port, which I think is like this.
Just connect the ethernet to the port number, where you’d want layer A of that device to be.
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I have already given the configuration, the left SC6000, the RCA of layer B to channel 1 and layer A to channel 2 and connected to the link 2 port of the X1850, and the right SC6000, RCA of layer A to channel 3, layer B to channel 4 and connected to the link 3 port of the X1850
I know, but as you don’t want to read manuals, just remember my simple “rule of thumb”. 
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