Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Hi!
   I'd like to start out this post with a resounding  "Thank You" for 
all of the useful tips and advice. I do not post often, but I do 
visit every day.
   I'm actually a DTX v2.0 user, but I find that the DTXpress group 
is alot more active than the DTX group. I have a DS9 kit which came 
with one less floor tom pad than the DS10.I thought,when I bought it 
that I'd get one stereo pad for the snare and four mono pads for the 
toms and hi hat. I actually got two mono and three stereo pads.(LUCKY 
ME!) When I initially set it up, I used a mono pad at the hi-hat and 
the first tom and stereo pads for the snare and toms two and three.
    I have since added a Hart Dynamics (dual trigger)Accupad as a 
snare drum, a Series Ten ride cymbal w/bell, a crash and a Hart Bass 
drum. Because the folks at Hart are most familiar with Roland and 
Alesis modules and do not provide a wiring suggestion for Yamaha 
products, I'm writing in the hopes of getting some wiring advice for 
the optimum set up.
   When I got the Accupad, I used input two(tom 1) for the head 
trigger and input one(snare)for the rim trigger. I then used the 
Yamaha stereo pads in inputs 3,4,and 5 for the toms. I was fine with 
this setup, but I have now come to believe that there must be a more 
efficient way to wire the kit so that I have the two snare triggers  
AND four toms. I tried using 10/9, but when I tried to reassign the 
rim trigger, it assigned the rim trigger sound to the bass drum as 
well. Please detail cable type used(stereo or mono cable) and 
splitter type when replying...         Mucho Thanks in Advance,
                                                          Brian