Settings for Motor Speed

Is there a setting in Grbl Panel to limit the speed of the motors?
I did change $100 through $122 in the Grbl settings, but when I closed the program all of the values reset back to their defaults.

I've found that with my Nema23 motors (which have no identifiable marks on them) that the faster speed I can use is:

Code:

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G91 G21 G01 X5 F35

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At this speed, this is the fastest it can go with enough torque to not have any slippage.


With some sample code from Fusion360, I manually set F to 50, but it accelerates so much that the motor just sits and vibrates back and forth.

Code:

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G90 G94
G17
G21
G28 G91 Z0
G90


(Circular1)
T1
S12000 M3
G54
M8
G0 X-46.25 Y-0.5
Z15
G1 Z0 F50
Z-1.5
G18 G2 X-45.75 Z-2 I0.5 K0
G1 X-45.5
G17 G3 X-45 Y0 I0 J0.5
G2 X45 Y0 I45 J0
X-45 Y0 I-45 J0
G3 X-45.5 Y0.5 I-0.5 J0
G1 X-45.75
G18 G3 X-46.25 Z-1.5 I0 K0.5
G1 Z15
G17
M9
G28 G91 Z0
G90
G28 G91 X0 Y0
G90
M5
M30

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Is there a setting in Grbl Panel to limit the speed of the motors?.

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No, all motor settings are set in the grbl controller

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I did change $100 through $122 in the Grbl settings, but when I closed the program all of the values reset back to their defaults.

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Grbl settings set (the right way) will remain after a reboot. I am not familiar using grbl panel, but you could use the Arduino Serial Monitor to change the settings.

As an example: Send $110=100 to the grbl controller to limit the X-axis max rate to 100 mm/min.

Read the WiKi for more information https://github.com/gnea/grbl/wiki/Gr...-Configuration

I found that in Grbl panel that you HAVE to press the Enter key for the values to be applied. If you do not, then they will still be visible in the textbox until you close or get the GRBL settings again.
This has cost me many hours of frustration!

Now you mention it, there are more program's that require to press enter before the change is actually applied.
I am glad things are working now.
Huub