Indeed, I do not understand what would prevent the nerdseq from understanding that he must enter the value at the place where the cursor is by a command. We enter values using the buttons on the module, and when you assign an offset generator of 0 / + 10 volts to the CV 1 input by indicating track 1 in recording mode, when you turn the offset generator potentiometer, the values are entered on track 1 as the scrolling progresses. So I don't understand that it could be problematic to do this precisely at the cursor location as we do with the nerdseq commands. 
Sorry, I don't want to bother you, but it's just that in terms of ergonomics, it would have been great to be able to enter a value like this, because it is very easy to reproduce the position of a potentiometer of any other module with another potentiometer. Sorry to point out. Afterwards, this conversation may be partially surreal because of the fact that I don't speak English and that I may not understand everything. : D
Sorry, I don't want to bother you, but it's just that in terms of ergonomics, it would have been great to be able to enter a value like this, because it is very easy to reproduce the position of a potentiometer of any other module with another potentiometer. Sorry to point out. Afterwards, this conversation may be partially surreal because of the fact that I don't speak English and that I may not understand everything. : D