LFO Sawtooth and Rev Saw Waveforms inverted?

[keston]

The "Sawtooth" waveform for the LFOs on my Rev2 are actually ramps (/|/|/|) and the "Rev Saw" waveform is a forward sawtooth (|\|\|\). I assumed "Rev Saw" would be a conventional reverse sawtooth with a ramp up. This is easy enough to work around, but I'm wondering if anyone else is experiencing this? Thanks!

[Tugdual]

The "Sawtooth" waveform for the LFOs on my Rev2 are actually ramps (/|/|/|) and the "Rev Saw" waveform is a forward sawtooth (|\|\|\). I assumed "Rev Saw" would be a conventional reverse sawtooth with a ramp up. This is easy enough to work around, but I'm wondering if anyone else is experiencing this? Thanks!

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sawtooth_wave
Looks good doesn’it?

[philroyjenkins]

The "Sawtooth" waveform for the LFOs on my Rev2 are actually ramps (/|/|/|) and the "Rev Saw" waveform is a forward sawtooth (|\|\|\). I assumed "Rev Saw" would be a conventional reverse sawtooth with a ramp up. This is easy enough to work around, but I'm wondering if anyone else is experiencing this? Thanks!

I don't understand the problem. Are they just backwards from what you expected? They function fine to me and perform as I thought they would.

[keston]

Not a problem, just an observation and I stand corrected. A sawtooth is a ramp and a reverse saw goes downward. Counter intuitive (to me) yet technically correct.