But to be clear, this concerns me deeply..
It makes me really doubt this product.
Since we've interacted quite a bit at this point, I trust you'll take the following in the positive sense intended.
This is more philosophical than technical, but from some of the posts I've seen in this and other threads your default seems to be assuming the worst. We're each wired differently and believe me, I have my own defaults to work through. That said, people who expect the worst always seem to find it. Self fulfilling prophecies, and all that.
Of course, we're talking about technology and doing it on an Internet forum, so what could possibly go wrong? I've had lots of frustrating experiences with flaky tech, crappy company support, snippy and often downright rude people on what's supposed to be a given company's support forums, you name it. After enough of that sort of thing, half the time I show up someplace new expecting trouble and geared up for a fight before it even happens.
I mention this only to point out that this is a very, very strange place as Internet forums go, and Kemper as a company is equally unusual. No tech is immune to problems, but this is some of the best built stuff I've seen (and I sling code for a living). And the forum took some getting used to. Most places are filled with people who are exceedingly snarky because they're anonymous and can get away with it. Here, people trip over each other to help you. So far I've seen a grand total of one user who was consistently rude and abusive to others. His account indicates that he's been banned. As you've doubtless seen, this is an unusually nice group of people as Internet forums go, both the users and the mods, who are often the guys who help you troubleshoot.
So, you've got brand new gear that you don't fully understand yet (me, too). You're pushing some of the wrong buttons (per Hans' comment that the logs show you actually downloaded the beta yourself, which you probably didn't realize) and Bad Things happen as a result. I encourage you to give these guys the benefit of the doubt, even if it goes against your personal wiring (it certainly did with me). I'm not saying that Kemper gear is 100% perfect, but it's really solid stuff. If you get unexpected results, chances are good that you just need help figuring out which button to push (or not push).
Now chill out and go play guitar.