'Forward' speed change during move
FORWARD commands do not need to buffer. Just set FORWARD once and leave it running. You can change SPEED any time on the fly. SPEED set to 0 will stop the axis. A negative SPEED value will make the axis move in reverse.
You only need to CANCEL when shutting down the axes on an E-Stop for example.
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