Converting Logic time count (i.e. 1 1 1 1) to PT time count

Question

A friend who works in Pro Tools sent me a couple of tracks to work with. He gave me his tempo and told me what time the files should be placed. His time format is bars, beats, ticks.
Example:
4/4 time
58 bpm
drop file at (Pro Tools time measurement): 2 | 3 | 950
In Logic, I'm accustomed to seeing time shown in four divisions. With my current (default) settings, he largest measure I can get in bar 2, beat 3 before ticking over to bar 2 beat four would be:
Logic time measurement: 2 | 3 | 2 | 240
How can I accurately convert between Pro Tools bar/beat/tick (2 | 3 | 950) and Logic's time (2 | 3 | x | x )? Does the Pro Tools tick turn over after 999 (or 1000)?
Thanks a million for any help. - Jeff

Answer 1

I had thought that Logic had user-configurable preferences to choose the way time that was counted, but apparently it doesn't.
You define the time signature in the transport: 4/4, 6/8, etc.
Below that, you define how many times each beat is divided in the Arrange window.
i.e., if you choose "/16", a quarter note in 4/4 time will have four divisions (i.e. 1-e-and-ah, 2-e-and-ah,...)
i.e., if you choose "/16", an eighth note in 6/8 time will have two divisions (i.e. 1-and, 2-and,...)
Each division goes from 1 to 240.
So,
1 | 4 | 000 in PT (unless the division starts at 001, which I don't know)
equals
1 | 4 | 1 | 1 in Logic
And
1 | 4 | 999 in PT (unless the divisions run to 1000, which I don't know)
equals
1 | 4 | 4 | 240 in Logic
So, if there isn't a way to convert Logic's count to the way Pro Tools works, I just need to know the range of beat divisions in Pro Tools:
1-960?
0-1000?
1-999?