Using Digi Rack 002 into Apogee Ensemble via ADAT with Logic

Hi all,

This topic had been beaten to death, I know, but I can't seem to find any specific answers online anywhere. Basically I am wanting to add 8 analog outputs in addition to the 8 from my Apogee Ensemble (original FireWire silver version). Idea is to have 16 channels of analog output go into my analog console for mixing, then record the stereo/2 mix from the console back into Logic.

My absolute ideal situation would be to use the Ensemble's converters for recording (either the stereo mix from console, or the individual synth parts from my gear, one-at-a-time). So far, I've only been successful at getting the Ensemble to act as 8 ADAT additional outputs for the Digi 002, but that means the 002 is the master (clock) and all recording has to go through the inferior 002 inputs...all at only 44.1k.

Does anyone have any specific step-by-step info to set up the 002 with Ensemble in Logic so the Ensemble is the 'master' and all I'm doing with the 002 is using the 8 ADAT inputs and sending them out the 8 analog outs to my mixer? I believe there have been people doing this with MOTU interfaces and similar but haven't seen much on this set up...especially with Logic.

Any detailed help would be completely appreciated as extensive manual and forum reading has gotten me nowhere.

Thanks!

Eric

Using

Logic Pro 9.1.7

Mac OSX Lion 10.7

Ensemble (original) with Maestro 2 routing software

Digi 002 rack with Digicore manager 9.0.3