feed bar in manual mode

Hello
I have gmoccapy installed the problem is that the feed bar in manual mode has inflated values compared to those defined in the ini file. I don't know if this is supposed to be the case or do I need to change something in my configuration?

Which version have you installed?
I guess you are talking about the slider that controls the jog velocity? This slider gets its max value from [TRAJ] MAX_LINEAR_VELOCITY , see  linuxcnc.org/docs/html/gui/gmoccapy.html#gmoccapy:traj-section
 

I'm writing about the slider next to the hare icon. I have 250 in TRAJ and the scale on the slider is up to 15000. I have linuxcnc 2.9.2 and gmoccapy 3.4.6

Yes that is correct. Keep in mind that the unit in TRAJ is in machine units per second (linuxcnc.org/docs/html/config/ini-config.html#sub:ini:sec:traj)
and in Gmoccapy it is machine units per minute.

Yes now I see it I made a mistake, my English is very poor and the automatic translator also does not quite convey the meaning of the sentence.
Thank you.
I have one more question in the case of the spindle speed slider I have strange values depending on the last selection in the MDI panel even though I have them defined ini.

Please give me more information to be able to help you (e.g. screenshots..)

In gmoccapy I have the initial rpm set to 350, the override coefficient 1.2 and the max rpm to 600. In manual mode I start the spindle and the rpm starts at 350 as 100% I am not able to raise it to the maximum level which is 600.
The second issue in MDI mode I call the command for example M3 S175 and I have such rpm on the display and the slider at 100%.  After switching to manual mode , starting the spindle with the button the rpm starts from the level of the last called command M3 S....

The spindle slider is an overrride slider like for feed and rapid override.
This does not set an absolut value like for the jogging speed.
If you have not entered an S word in MDI mode, the spindle starts at its default speed which is 350 = 100%. With the override you can increase this speed up to 120% (in your case), so up to 420 rpm. If you want 600 rpm you have to enter this in MDI mode or set a default speed of 600.

Thank you for the explanation, in the morning I checked with a friend on the milling machine and he has similar solutions, now I know that it is ok