Any Ozone/Ozonic users ever seen this before?

Question

So I just got an M-Audio Ozonic FireWire Interface/MIDI Controller to use with Logic 7.2. Everything works great except for the following strange problem:
The Ozonic has a total of 4 inputs and 4 outputs cabled like this:
Input 1 = Balanced XLR input - Shure SM58 Mic connected
Input 2 = Balanced TRS 1/4" input - Guitar connected
Input 3 = Unbalanced Line input TRS 1/4" - UNUSED
Input 4= Unbalanced Line Input TRS 1/4" - UNUSED
Outputs 1 & 2 = going to my powered monitors
Outputs 3 & 4 = UNUSED
Sounds simple, right? Now here's the problem:
With my mic plugged into input 1 and my guitar plugged into input 2, I can clearly HEAR the output of both inputs in my monitors; also, when looking at the M-Audio software mixer or the Ozonic's physical LED's, I can see the mic as INPUT 1 and the guitar as INPUT 2, which matches exactly with how everything is cabled up. I replicated this in the Logic Environment by creating 4 separate Audio Objects - one for each input 1 thru 4 - and setting the output of each to OUTPUT 1-2.
However, inside Logic, a strange thing happens: when I play the MIC plugged into INPUT 1, it shows up in Logic as INPUT 3. Similarly, the Guitar plugged into INPUT 2 shows up in Logic as INPUT 4. When I plug them into Line Inputs 3 & 4, Logic sees them as INPUTS 1 & 2! So for all intents and purposes, the Ozonic seems to be working fine, but for some reason, Logic seems to cross INPUTS 1 & 2 with INPUTS 3 & 4, even though all indicators outside Logic point to the contrary. I've been over the audio setup within my Environment many many times and I can't see any reason why this is happening. It's not a huge deal since all the inputs do work, but it seriously bugs me trying to figure out where the cross-up is.
Has this happened before for any other Ozone/Ozonic users? Or have I got something screwed up in my environment?
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Ken
MacBook Pro "LAILA" - 2.16 GHz MBP, 2 GB, 256 MB VRAM, 100 GB/7200 RPM HD   Mac OS X (10.4.5)  

Answer 1

First, make sure you have the latest drivers for the Ozonic installed. As of this writing, the latest version is 1.7. It also updates the firmware in Ozonic.
In order to single out the problem, go to Audio/MIDI setup (Applications/Utilities) and set Properties For: to Ozonic Multichannel. You will see two sets of four sliders and mute checkboxes, one of the input and one for the output. Now mute, say, input #2. If the guitar disappears, then the problem is with the environment layer in Logic (make sure you have the Monitor Level knob on the unit turned all the way to the left).