SR-16 drums into Sonar X2

Hi all,
 
Hopefully this forum is an acceptable place for my dilemma, if not I will gladly move it. 
 
I have an Alesis SR-16 and I want the drum patterns I create on this device to record directly into Sonar X2. I have the '16 hooked up to a Behringer UMC204HD as follows:
 
'16 Main Left        -> 204 Insert 1
'16 Main Right      -> 204 Insert 2
'16 Midi Out/Thru -> 204 Midi In
'16 Midi In           -> 204 Midi Out 
 
I'm pretty inexperienced with midi and basically all studio hardware so I'm not sure if this is connected correctly, but it seemed like the logical way to do it. Here are photos of the back of each device for reference:
 

My nightmare truly begins, though, when trying to figure out what midi settings to use on the SR-16 and how to have my midi device settings and midi tracks configured in Sonar. One forum post I found from 2001 told me to have the midi setup on the Sr-16 as follows: 
 
"If you are recording a song or pattern to cw you should have:
clock in - off clock out - on
drum in - on drum out - off
You should have the sr set to midi channel 10"
 
Great, so I did that. I also configured my midi track in Sonar to be on channel 10, and set the 204 as my default midi device, etc. When I play a pattern on the 16 I get solid red on the 204's front "midi in" light, indicating that the 204 is receiving some kind of signal. If I use different midi settings on the 16, I can also get the "midi in" light to light up when I hit the pads. So, something's happening in there! Unfortunately, I have no audio whatsoever and my midi track in Sonar is also not registering a signal. I've also seen forum posts about setting up Sonar as the "master" and the SR-16 as the "slave" but I have no idea how to do this. 
 
So that's about it--I could continue messing around with different settings for hours on end, but I thought maybe someone who knows more about these things than I do may be able to offer some guidance. Thanks a lot. 
 
 

First thing I notice is that you have connected the audio outs of the SR16 to the Inserts on the Audio Interface and you should connect to the inputs and then you will be able to get audio.  
 
I have an old SR16 somewhere in the house and I can't remember the midi settings on it because it's been a long time since I have used it. I will dig out the manual and have a quick look.

If you just want to record the SR-16 patterns as audio the only MIDI it needs t receive is MIDI clock. Sending MIDI clock is in Sonar's project preferences.

Another way to use it is as a drum sound module, where Sonar handles all the drum patterns and the SR-16 acts simply as a sound source - which they are surprisingly good at and it's an easier way to work with them than the horrible SR-16 programming system For that you do need to get the Sr-16 receiving MIDI note data on the correct channel.

SR16 - heck I last used one of those with an Atari ST running C-Lap Notator in a studio in the 90's :) Just take the analogue out to the line in on your audio interface (not the insert). You will also need the MIDI out from the computer to the MIDI in on the SR16 for clock.

I never use MIDI from the SR16 for recording.  Analog only.
 
The only time I've ever used the MIDI was to load some user programs into another SR16 (such as a 3/4 that was not included in the factory programs).
 

I have an Alesis SR-16 and I want the drum patterns I create on this device to record directly into Sonar X2. I have the '16 hooked up to a Behringer UMC204HD as follows:
 
Jack the OP clearly stated that he wants the patterns. That's what I did with my old 505. I copied all the patterns over to Sonar and still use them often to get a song rolling. I now can do the same thing with the step sequencer but when I first started with Sonar I found using my old trusty patterns was the fastest way to get the groove I needed because I knew those patterns like the back of my hand. I still refer to them by the patterns names "D1" = a standard rock beat," D11"  is a waltz. ect.