Will the Zoom R16 work as an interface in Logic Pro X under Mavericks?

Hi. I have Mavericks and Logic Pro X on my Macbook Pro (late 2011).
I have upgraded my Zoom R16 to the lates firmware (1.4) and uses the lates mac driver (1.4.0).
The sound driver works great.
I've tried all mackie control surface setup in Logic without ant luck.
I can manualy setup the button (rec, play, stop) under Key Commands - Edit.
The faders wont work. After teaching them in Control Surfaces - Controller Assignments. Something happens, but when i teach more than one fader it goes "bananas".
Can somebody help me?

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