If you want a graduated wheel then you have to turn it slow enough that 
the machine can keep up. There isn't any real way round this. Even 
expensive industrial machines have this limit. However with their very 
high rapid speeds you can't spin the wheel fast enough to have a 
problem. One way round the problem is to use velocity mode. This simply 
measures how fast you are turning the wheel and sets the jog speed to be 
equivalent to it. The faster you turn the wheel the faster the machine 
moves. If you suddenly stop turning the wheel the machine will stop 
moving as quickly as it can. The disadvantage is that one division on 
your wheel will very likely not equal one unit of movement on the machine.

Going back to Jon's initial post, his machine is capable of moving fast 
enough but it's maximum speed is being limited by the jog override. This 
IMHO is a bug, or at least an undesirable feature.

Les

> For me I think I imagine the cnc-machine as a manual mill when using the 
> MPG. I imagine myself turning the handwheel on a manual mill and it is 
> surprising because the machine keeps moving after I have stopped turning 
> the wheel. It would also be safer if the machine stopped when the wheel 
> stops.
>   


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