V1 Setting	V2 Setting	Description
	Not available in v2	If true, enable the Jogger module. The Jogger module allows you to control machine movement using joystick input, providing smooth continuous motion in the direction of the joystick rather than discrete steps.
	Not available in v2	Specifies the module name of the Joystick module that the alpha (first) jog axis will read from — connecting a joystick instance to the first axis of jogging control. The value should be the name of a configured joystick module (e.g., "horizontal", "vertical").
	Not available in v2	Specifies the module name of the Joystick module that the beta (second) jog axis will read from — connecting a joystick instance to the second axis of jogging control. The value should be the name of a configured joystick module (e.g., "horizontal", "vertical").
	Not available in v2	Sets a comma-separated list of machine axes which will be controlled by the jogger. Axis letters are given in order of jog axis alpha, beta, etc. The first item in the list is used on startup. Issuing the toggle axes command (M778 by default) cycles between the items in the list. Valid machine letters are X, Y, Z, A, B, C Use "-" for no axis controlled Do not use spaces in the list Example: "XY,XZ,-Z" allows toggling between XY control, XZ control, and no alpha axis with Z beta axis.
	Not available in v2	Sets which M-code number the "set axes" command will use. For example, if set to 777, use M777 to set the jog axes. This command allows you to directly specify which axes to control with the joystick (e.g., M777 XY sets jogging to control X and Y axes).
	Not available in v2	Sets which M-code number the "toggle axes" command will use. For example, if set to 778, use M778 to toggle the jog axes. This command cycles through the axis combinations specified in the jog_axes setting, allowing you to switch between different control modes (e.g., XY mode, XZ mode, etc.).
	Not available in v2	Sets the maximum speed the machine will jog, in mm/min — the speed reached when the joystick is pushed to its maximum extent. If not specified, the Jogger uses the general configuration "default_seek_rate" (G0 speed). Lower values provide finer control; higher values allow faster positioning.
	Not available in v2	Sets the threshold the joystick must cross before movement occurs — a value between 0 and 1 representing the fraction of joystick movement required to start jogging. For example, 0.05 means the joystick must be moved 5% from center before motion begins. This prevents unwanted motion from small joystick movements or electrical noise. Increase this value if you experience drift or unwanted motion.
	Not available in v2	Sets the non-linearity of the joystick-to-speed conversion function. Values greater than 1.0 create a curved response where small joystick movements result in proportionally slower speeds, giving finer control near center. A value of 1.0 is linear (50% joystick movement = 50% max speed). 1.0: linear 1.5: slight curve for better control 2.0: more pronounced curve 3.0: very sensitive near center Higher values provide more precise control for small adjustments but require larger movements to reach full speed.
	Not available in v2	Specifies how many times per second to read the joysticks and update the jog motion. Higher values provide smoother, more responsive control but use more CPU time. Typical value is 100 Hz. Must be coordinated with the joystick module's refresh_rate setting.
	Not available in v2	Sets the number of tiny movement segments per second while jogging. The jogger breaks continuous motion into small discrete segments for smooth execution; higher values create smoother motion but require more processing. Typical value is 10 Hz. This is different from refresh_rate: refresh_rate determines how often joystick position is read, while segment_frequency determines how often new movement commands are generated.

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