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I distinctly remember using the WMPG to slow down the feed rate when first running a new file to ensure my tool heights were OK. Yesterday I did as I always had done but things didn't slow down. On the VCP it showed I had slowed it down to 10% but the actually feed rate didn't slow down. Is there a setting some where I might have inadvertently changed to cause this behaviour?

Hello,
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You have P264 set to 3, to enable separate Rapid Override controls; and you appear to have a corresponding VCP "skin" selected (one with "_rapid_" in its name.

Do you think maybe you were turning down the Feedrate Override, and expecting it to affect a Rapid move?

cncsnw wrote: ↑Sun Apr 06, 2025 12:10 am You have P264 set to 3, to enable separate Rapid Override controls; and you appear to have a corresponding VCP "skin" selected (one with "_rapid_" in its name.

Do you think maybe you were turning down the Feedrate Override, and expecting it to affect a Rapid move?

Does the feed override not affect rapid moves? The program I was running was made in Fusion. Mostly I work in Intercon for the simple parts I usually make.

cncsnw wrote: ↑Sun Apr 06, 2025 12:10 am You have P264 set to 3, to enable separate Rapid Override controls

So, no, feed override will not affect rapid moves.

Black Forest wrote:Does the feed override not affect rapid moves?

It used to, before there were separate Rapid Override controls.

It still does, if you do not have a separate Rapid Override control set up.

If you have the new software, and have chosen to have separate Rapid Override controls, there should be a "Link" option on your VCP which will make the Rapid Override setting follow the Feedrate Override setting, and vice versa.

explained on page 51 of the VCP manual.
https://www.centroidcnc.com/centroid_di ... manual.pdf