First, sorry for my ignorance but how would the H2C actually be configured?
I assume the top tube goes to the left ‘regular’ nozzle and the bottom tube goes to the vortex nozzles. One AMS could be attached to the left nozzle as with the H2D. Would you hook up the right nozzle to another AMS and each of the four filaments in the AMS would be assigned to one of the nozzles (assume we have 4 vortex nozzles all with the same size nozzle)
X2C? Am I missing something big?
Sorry, I meant H2C. My first printed was an X1Carbon. Love my H2D but I am always considering the H2C
Top tube goes to the left nozzle on my H2C,
You can configure it most anyway you want to, On mine I have 1 AMS HT on the right nozzle and 1AMS 2 and 1 AMS HT on the left nozzle.
I dont think at this time you can assign colors or AMS slots to nozzles , I think the printer does that,
Assume you have 4 vortex nozzles, on the right side, and they are all 0.4mm nozzles, then how do you assign filament to individual nozzles? I had assumed that you would want an AMS2 to go to the right, vortex nozzles.
Again, sorry for being so confused.
Well darn , I can see why you are confused. I said that exactly backwards 
1 AMS HT on the left, 1AMS HT and 1 AMS 2 on the right.
I have 5 0.4 nozzles in the vortek, this allows me to do 6 colors with minimum purgeing.
I have similar setup to Rusty35, Have the AMS-HT on Left Nozzle for Heavy Lifting, then I have 2 AMS on the Right Nozzle linked together, as AMS-A and AMS-B. In the Slicer, the Majority of the Print is on the Left Nozzle and Balance of switching on Right. Currently printing PLA-CF and installed a Tungsten Carbide Nozzle on left. Was using Support FIlament are right with little sucess.