Exporting multiple audio tracks with XDCAM

Hi folks,
I have Premiere Pro CC 7.2.2 on PC and I'm trying to export a 2K TV show which has six audio tracks (4 stereo & 2 mono), which hold full mix minus narration, dialogue etc.
I'm exporting from PP as an XDCAM (50) within an MXF wrapper, and the export appears to run ok. However the post house who are receiving the file, (within FCP) say that the first four tracks are all the same and the last two (mono) tracks are mute. This has been verified on two separate computers (Macs).
I spoke with Adobe Support, but they couldn't add anything, I'm wondering if anyone else has sen this issue?
Thanks in advance
Ken

I don't believe you can export mixed channel types.  You can choose mono, stereo or 5.1, but not any kind of combination.  So the export might not be exactly what you think it is.
The newest update about to come out should add some of this functionality.

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