Schaublin 213P Retrofitting

Hi Mark.
As I wrote, the inspiration for me was the remake of your Maho mill and a large thread, which I read greedily. It was also a challenge for me, as I never worked with Linux. to this day, I have understood only a fraction - that is why my questions can often seem silly.
the whole thing is just a kind of hobby project - I like to get my hands dirty in my workshop after a whole day of sedentary work behind a PC and I like to make things for myself (for example a motorcycle ...).
now the whole cutter works at 95%, it will never be at 100%, there is always something to be found that can be improved, upgrade ....
the only thing that doesn't work for me is the "rapid speed" momentary button, which I intended to use to move quickly during a "jog" action, as it had flood control from schaublin. therefore also control using the on / off buttons. today I already know that Aciera was right, but at that time I was entering unknown water and that was my idea, which I also realized (classic ladder).
all the handles I made, as well as a complete control panel with buttons ....
the whole thing took about 1/2 year.
thank you for your willingness to help, as well as the very helpful people in this forum.
I am sending a few photos.
thank you for your response
Sincerely
Jaro

Thank is a really nice control you built. Really clen and well laid out.

the only thing that doesn't work for me is the "rapid speed" momentary button, which I intended to use to move quickly during a "jog" action, as it had flood control from schaublin. therefore also control using the on / off buttons. today I already know that Aciera was right, but at that time I was entering unknown water and that was my idea, which I also realized (classic ladder).

Do you mean the rabbit/turtle button of Gmoccapy?
Mark

rabbit/turtle button doesn't work for me during travel axis. you must stop axis and then switch it.
maybe I was wrong???
I tested this function only on tuch panel during axis move.

Oh, now I understand. You start the move, and then while it is moving, want to switch from turtle to rabbit. I am not sure if that is allowed. Probably best to post that question to the Gmoccapy forum, as Norbert is very good at responding there.
Mrk

Thanks for all the Photos
Am very impressed with the quality of your work , both the mill conversion and your ride .
How long did it take to build the bike ? Sure looks great ,hope you have many enjoyable miles of riding it.
Did you ever see the movie " The Worlds Fastest Indian " ? www. worldfastestindian.com
Bob

Thanks Bob.
it takes about one year to build the bike . it is about six years ago.
I saw only trilers on youtube ( The Worlds Fastest Indian).
jaro