200e

hello kai. i'll do my best and hope that i understand your questions correctly.

> If i enter the EDIT mode and press start or if i play a sequence and
> enter the EDIT mode my sequence sounds totally different to what it
> sounds in normal mode (no Edit) mode. Is this a Bug or a Feature or is
> there just something wrong with my unit?

you mean the timings or output voltages are different when you're in
edit mode? i've never seen that before. it would be a very strange
defect. it seems much more likely that you've changed something else
as well as going to edit mode, like setting a jump, changing the time
scaling, or changing the output voltage range, all of which are easily
accomplished by accident.

> I clocked the 250 with a external Computer based sequencer by 16th
> notes now successfully. (MODE stop) Is there anyway to reset the
> sequencer to the last stage with one push? Because i always have to do
> this manually after i stop my midi sequencer.

there is no reset button. you could use strobed addressing, or an
imaginative configuration of pulse modes, to create a reset pulse from
your computer.

> Any chance i can change the pulse width? If yes is there a chance to
> change it individually for every stage? I'm not talking about the note
> length.

you mean hold each output pulse from the 250e for an arbitrary length
<= the note duration? no, sorry. you could do it with a 281e, i bet.

> 261e
>
> Principal OSC
>
> if i send a signal to the "CV in" or "FM in" the Sound get modulated
> by knob position center / zero. I mean it get modulated without
> turning the mount knob from center / zero position.

the FM knob is zeroed at the fully counter-clockwise position. the CV
input scaling knob is zeroed at twelve-o-clock (there is a detent
there.)

remember that because the 200e uses presets, any knob parameter may,
at any time, have a value that doesn't correspond to the physical knob
position. most knobs interpolate between their physical position and
the stored parameter value. to "reset" the knob, sweep it back and
forth across its full range.

hope that helps.

-eb