Schoeps UMS20 Isolation question

[MPemulis]

Hoping someone can help me out. 

Picked up a UMS20 bar to use with my schoeps MK4 and CMC1s, and am having a hard time figuring out how to use this combination with some vibration isolation.

• I saw in the UMS20 manual that the A20S suspensions could be used in lieu of the SG20 clips, and thought that would be a solid approach, and that I could just pop the clips off and replace them with the suspensions. So I picked up two of the A20s to use, and it's like the orientation of the mic holder is wrong, I can't figure out how to make them work. (Pic for clarity of what I am saying, it's like the mic goes across the wrong axis). Am I missing something? Did schoeps change the orientation of the A20S or something? 
• I tried using an A20S on the top end of the mic stand, but it feels like the suspension is not really strong enough for all the weight of the Cables and mics, everything kind of wants to tilt around and it doesn't feel ship shape to me. 

Anyone have a UMS20 who can shed some light on how I might solve this problem? 

[DSatz]

I've never owned or used one of these, but it's my understanding that you leave the clips on the bar alone, and suspend the entire thing by its handle in the A 20 S.

[edited later to add:] yes, according to the old, original flyer (see below) that's how they intended it to be done.

[goodcooker]

The stiffer A20S mount should do a fine job of isolating the entire bar if you add an extension to the bar's mounting screw. This is the same arrangement that I used with my Vark bar and MK41 active mics - clips for the mics and a single shock mount for the bar. The short CMC1 amplifiers shouldn't need to be "crossed over" to get ORTF or other closely spaced arrangements like DINa.

[MPemulis]

ok, helpful experience/thinking here, thank you. 

I am finding when I try the single A20 mounting the clip/bar, it just initially feels like the mics/bar are too heavy for the suspension, but I will play around with it and if I can get it more dialed in. still think it's weird you can't just add the suspensions where you mount the mics, but just because it's weird doesn't mean it isn't so.