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Your XPro-C Godox trigger speaks a different "language" than the radio receiver in the Canon 600EX-RT flash. You can't control the 600EX-RT directly via radio with a Godox trigger.

To control the 600EX-RT with your Godox triggers you need a compatible Godox receiver attached to the hot foot of the Canon flash. For a long time, the only such receiver available was the X1R-C.

The new Godox X2T-C is a transceiver that can be used as either a transmitter or receiver. Be sure it is set to "receive" instead of "transmit" when attached to the hot foot of the Canon flash. It also needs to be on the same channel as the XPro-C transmitter. If you want to control it independently of the Godox V860II-C, select a different group, but you still need to be on the same channel. All wireless ID numbers should also match.¹

_{¹ You may need to turn wireless ID to "off" on all devices to get things to work with the V860II-C, which does not appear to support wireless ID.}

Your XPro-C and X2T-C Godox triggers speak a different "language" than the radio receiver in the Canon 600EX-RT flash. You can't control the 600EX-RT directly via radio with a Godox trigger.

To control the 600EX-RT with your Godox transmitters you need a compatible Godox receiver attached to the hot foot of the Canon flash. The only such receiver available is the X1R-C.

The X2T-C has a bluetooth receiver, but that is only for using select smartphones to control the X2T-C via the Godox app. It's not capable of acting as a receiver for other Godox triggers. 

Be sure the channel numbers on the XPro-C and the V860II-C (or any X1R-C receiver you are using attached to another flash) match. All wireless ID numbers should also match.¹

_{¹ You may need to turn wireless ID to "off" on all devices to get things to work with the V860II-C, which does not appear to support wireless ID.}

Your XPro-C Godox trigger speaks a different "language" than the radio receiver in the Canon 600EX-RT flash. You can't control the 600EX-RT directly via radio with a Godox trigger.

To control the 600EX-RT with your Godox triggers you need a compatible Godox receiver attached to the hot foot of the Canon flash. For a long time, the only such receiver available was the X1R-C.

The new Godox X2T-C is a transceiver that can be used as either a transmitter or receiver. Be sure it is set to "receive" instead of "transmit" when attached to the hot foot of the Canon flash. It also needs to be on the same channel as the XPro-C transmitter. If you want to control it independently of the Godox V860II-C, select a different group, but you still need to be on the same channel. All wireless ID numbers should also match.

Your XPro-C Godox trigger speaks a different "language" than the radio receiver in the Canon 600EX-RT flash. You can't control the 600EX-RT directly via radio with a Godox trigger.

To control the 600EX-RT with your Godox triggers you need a compatible Godox receiver attached to the hot foot of the Canon flash. For a long time, the only such receiver available was the X1R-C.

The new Godox X2T-C is a transceiver that can be used as either a transmitter or receiver. Be sure it is set to "receive" instead of "transmit" when attached to the hot foot of the Canon flash. It also needs to be on the same channel as the XPro-C transmitter. If you want to control it independently of the Godox V860II-C, select a different group, but you still need to be on the same channel. All wireless ID numbers should also match.¹

_{¹ You may need to turn wireless ID to "off" on all devices to get things to work with the V860II-C, which does not appear to support wireless ID.}

Your XPro-C Godox trigger speaks a different "language" than the radio receiver in the Canon 600EX-RT flash. You can't control the 600EX-RT directly via radio with a Godox trigger.

To control the 600EX-RT with your Godox triggers you need a compatible Godox receiver attached to the hot foot of the Canon flash. For a long time, the only such receiver available was the X1R-C. The new Godox X2T-C is a transceiver that can be used as either a transmitter or receiver. Be sure it is set to "receive" instead of "transmit" when attached to the hot foot of the canon flash.

Your XPro-C Godox trigger speaks a different "language" than the radio receiver in the Canon 600EX-RT flash. You can't control the 600EX-RT directly via radio with a Godox trigger.

To control the 600EX-RT with your Godox triggers you need a compatible Godox receiver attached to the hot foot of the Canon flash. For a long time, the only such receiver available was the X1R-C. 

The new Godox X2T-C is a transceiver that can be used as either a transmitter or receiver. Be sure it is set to "receive" instead of "transmit" when attached to the hot foot of the Canon flash. It also needs to be on the same channel as the XPro-C transmitter. If you want to control it independently of the Godox V860II-C, select a different group, but you still need to be on the same channel. All wireless ID numbers should also match.