I don’t wish to appear rude, but have you read through the manual or OS release notes ?
have you given some thought to the concept of what V / Octave even means … looking at the image, perhaps not … Voltage is proportional with a positive gradient as shown on the icon, so, low note, lower voltage, higher note, higher voltage … the relationship is V/Oct i.e. 1 volt per octave, so if you have to chose two notes try the Middle-ish Cs maybe C3 and set that to 0v, then set C4 to 1v or C5 to 2v, it doesn’t matter, so long as it’s nominally 1v / octave - that gets you in the ballpark, (maybe you need to offset the Cs to a different part of the range to suit your keyboard or synth, so use C2 and 3 or C4 and 5)
In terms of setting it up accurately which may not be exactly 1.00 v / octave it may vary a tiny bit, then follow the printed instructions[quote=“krusty4president, post:1, topic:36098”]
When I chopse to set up CVA, it still says CVB in the display,
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I’ve no idea what you’re referring to, but the settings page for CV is controlled a little differently, Fn + CV A >D will bring up the settings page, then just tap the corresponding page for CV A B C D (without function) to adjust the respective settings, Fn + any will bring you back to the top page with adjustments that can be p-locked etc
Here are the notes from OS release notes, you should obviously be looking at the manual for general instructions
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Is this a bug or what.
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i find this area of the UI to be the least polished, but it’s never been a hindrance to getting things done … the issue with Fn being the way to bring up the sub-page can lead to UI issues imho, but it’s never more than a button press away from being correct and consistent
This has been discussed quite a lot previously, there’s always something to pick up from earlier discussions …
https://www.elektronauts.com/search?q=cv%20settings