0404 and sonar

First of all I,d like to say I had a lovely long intro but sending failed and i,m too tired to write it again.
VERY short version....
How do I get multiple audio outs from SONAR 4 into the 0404 patchmix?????
It sould be easy shouldn,t it?
I can in cubase....
proteus x ... loads of em..
SONAR... ''WAVE'' strips only shows any life, sound and signal
I,m using the wdm/ks drivers (that gives me (E-DSP Wave [DF00]) 1/2 and 3/4).cant find 5/6 7/8 in patchmix
When I select asio driver it greys out any emu options(i can see them though up to 31/32 ...great if I could get them all)
I just dloaded the latest drivers and have tried different khz settings too
Any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks J

Duhhh!!!.. it.s even later..
You cant use the asio drivers from a tascam us224 with the drivers from the 0404 it seems.
never mind.. one to watch out for..
lookin a little more like the job now though. woohoo.

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Sorry for my bad English, I'm not a native speaker.
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