How to sync two Mac CPU's and two Digi 001's together

How to sync two Mac CPU's and two Digi 001's together.

Cable Connections:Connect Two Digi 001's together via S/PDIF (Out to In, In to Out) and MIDI (Out to In, In to Out).In OMS and Pro Tools:In OMS > There should be a Digi 001 hanging off of the Digi 001 Interface.OMS > Digi 001 > Sends and Receives MTC.In Pro Tools > MIDI Menu > Input Devices > Enable the Digi 001.On the Master CPU :In Pro Tools > Windows > Show Session Setup > Sync Mode > Internal.And, Enable Generate Time Code > MTC to Port > Choose Digi 001.On Slave CPU:In Pro Tools > Windows > Show Session Setup > Sync Mode > S/PDIF.Setups > Peripherals > Synchronization > Generic MTC Reader > Port > Choose Digi 001.Put Slaved Pro Tools "On-Line". (On Transport, click on Clock Icon). Waiting For Sync will show up.Press play on Master and the two machines should lock up.* In Session Setup Window, Session Start Time should match, as well as Frame Rate.

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