Hello!
i can understand that at first sight it looks stange but it has a very simple working method once you get used to it.
so some overall assumptions:
All knobs are manual controls when no CV is in
If CV is in than they all act as attenuators (left = 0, right = full CV)
uni and bipolar defines which CV input you're using, if a unipolar or bipolar one, all 0+5V or -5+5V
tip: if you're using a pot as a manual control (no CV) the switch should be in unipolar for the full knob range, if the switch is set to bipolar you're only using the top half of the knob range, the knob by itself is always unipolar, so you'll never reach the bottom half dedicated to the negative voltages.
moving on, X & Y TILT Functions
X & Y are Tilt functions, these are the ones tilting the "marble tray", defining the tilt angle of the "tray".
you don't change the wall size.
Next, the outputs can be both uni or bipolar between 0+5V or -5+5V respectively.
so yes if you set it to bipolar and use it for a pitch you'll get 10 octaves or more depending on the VCO calibration quality...
hope this helps!
all the very best
andre
