Only if you will stop whining. And post more details of what you have tried. Looks to me like you want all the DIP switches up and to record to a PT session that is 24 bit 44.1 kHz with the PT clock source to ADAT.

Check the ADAT cable connection and try another cable if you have one.

You do not have an ADAT lock. You also have not given enough information about your settings on the RME for me to help you. Since you have the 003 set to the ADAT clock you need to have the RME set as or . You also need to make sure the AES switch is . Also, make sure that the DS and QS switches are . All of this is on Pg.13 of the manual easily downloaded from RME if you have lost it.

In short for a 44.1K session, from switch 1-6: down:up:up:up:up:up.

I'm guessing when you get a lock there will be a light on the 003 that turns on.

And actually, looking at the manual, when the Octamic is used as a device then the first dipswitch position is irrelevant.

thank you for all the help.you guys solved the problem!!another toslink cable and it works!!actually octamic is the master and all dips are up.but i read that some people got sync problems causing pitch effects and set the digi as master.so thejackattack,i just have to put the first dip down in that case?or do i have to take a BNC cable and link the RME to the digi clock OUT and set pro tools to clock source 'word clock' as well?sorry for all the questions.im new to that

The ADAT on the RME Octamic2 is only output so will not be able to lock onto an incoming signal.

If you are using the 003 as the and the RME as the then you will need to connect a 75 ohm BNC cable from the Digi to the RME. You will also need to depress the blue Word Term button. Otherwise you will not actually have a digital lock.

thank you very much!!!

And logically then your dipswitches would be 1-6; down:down:up:up:up:up. Don't forget to set the Digi as master.