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Known Bugs:

Once the TRACK display is focused, you can press and hold the TRACK focus button to see the TRACK configuration for the current track. There are 4 configuration items shown in the CV-A, CV-B, DURATION and GATE windows:

CV-A: note display (Nt) vs number display (Nr) for table A

CV-B: note display (Nt) vs number display (Nr) for table B

DURATION: clock multiplier (1x, 12x, 24x, 48x, or 96x)

GATE: gate mode (Gt) or trigger mode (Tr)

Just press the focus button next to each configuration item to cycle through the values.

Here are some examples

Repeatedly pressing the VOLTAGE focus button (or turning the RIGHT knob while holding this button) cycles through 3 levels of granularity:

Fine: +/-2mV or +/-2 cents or +/-1% of wholetone

Coarse: +/-100mV or next/prev chromatic note

Super Coarse: +/-1V or +/-1 octave

The last used setting is remembered and saved with your snapshots.

- Some notes in the 12ET (chromatic) reference table were tweaked up or down by a few cents to make the note display more consistent (more specifically, I switched from round-down to round-to-nearest). This means that old snapshots from previous firmware versions will have some notes displayed oddly (i.e. G#3 --> 3.G.49 instead of 3.G.50, etc.). The reason for this is that while the resolution of the note display is +/-2 cents, the output resolution of the ER-101 is only +/-2.4 cents, so there is a small bit of nudging required here and there.

Once you have enabled triggers for a particular track (as above procedure) then all gates for this track become triggers with a duration equal to the steps's GATE value multiplied by 0.1ms. So if a particular step has GATE=10 then the trigger will last 10 x 0.1ms = 1ms. Particularly when pinging a filter, different trigger lengths will sound different. The range for triggers is 0.1ms to 9.9ms in 0.1ms increments.

-If you enable note repeat (ratchet) while in trigger mode, then the trigger length defaults to 0.5ms and the GATE value now determines how many times the trigger will fire during the duration of the step. Notice, this is slightly different from gate mode's note repeat.

-While in trigger mode, smoothing duration defaults to 50% of the step duration.

This one is pretty simple. Once you enable clock multplication for a given track, then that track will just behave as if it was given a faster clock. For example, if you configure a track's clock multiplier to 48 then for each single pulse of the global clock, the track in question will receive 48 pulses and thus run 48 times faster. In this track, a step with DURATION=48 will last for exactly one single cycle of the global clock. 

A multiplied track will go out of sync with other tracks if you change the clock multiplier or wiggle the global clock frequency while the sequencer is playing. In these cases, just send the ER-101 a RESET to put things back in to sync. This is typical behavior for clock multiplication modules.

Each track now has its own transform via the MATH button, rather than one global transform shared by all tracks.

On power up, the ER-101 will load the last saved snapshot.

There are now 8 user reference tables (USr1 to USr8) that can be used to store your own customized voltage tables. They are accessed and copied the same way as other reference tables. You alter the contents of a user reference table by copying a track's voltage table (A or B) and pasting it onto the desired user table. These tables are not included in the snapshots and are not affected by loading of a new snapshot. These user tables are truly just like another reference table and are always available, unless overwritten by a firmware upgrade.