thorsenrune

No remote abort is really a partystopper for the great remotecontrol possibilities of digital factrory. If anything is needed its the abort.

Normally you should give the user what a user wants. If there is a request for skipping cooldown let us have it. However you can skip cooldown from 60 degrees and down. But if you are above you cant. Makes no sense. Please let us decide

I use Ultimaker Filaments with Ultimaker Profiles. Nothing foreign. TPU tends to give problems with a printheigh above 5-10mm. I solve that with a micro drop of oil on the filament. Transparent (e.g CPE) apparently need the sensor to be swithed off. So i guess its a optical sensor. If you would share what sensor it is maybe the community could find a solution?

The digital factory do not have abort (anymore!). How can we abort remotely?

With a transparent material the printer keeps reporting 'empty material'. Is transparency an issue for the flow sensor? BTW. What is the principle of the flow sensor?

I really think they should let us disable this 'feature' with a userflag in the software. Its really annoying

I really think they should let us disable this 'feature' with a userflag in the software. Its really annoying

Since a couple of versions there my cura often looses connection with my WIFI connected S5. The problem has become increasingly worse. Everytime I have to goto machine settings and refresh the wifi. Why?

After the update in September 2021 I cannot abort a print using digital factory. What happened?

I just installed the plugin. I think this is where filament diameter belong. Not in machine settings. I hope it works. I thought that flowrate could do it but that should really be renamed. Rune

Every now and then my S5 hangs. Only way I know to reset it is the on/off switch. It would be nice with a remote soft reset command that could be issued via the Digital Factory

Hi, I found that setting 100% infill with infill extruder=Extruder 2 is not working as expected The infill is done by Extruder 1 (not expected) - See figure 1 If I reduce the infill to 99% it fills with Extruder 2 (as expected) - See figure 2

You are somewhat right @geert_2 Well the exact usecase problem is : you are remotely starting a print. During the 1 minute warm up, you realize that you want to do a minor correction so you abort the print before its even started. At that point you need to confirm the abort on the printers panel as you cannot do it remotely. Thats what I would call a bug and should be fixed. 1 - give the remote user full control of the panel. 2 - make this abort confirmation only active if the print is aborted via the display, not in remote Specifically I have the printer in another location so I prefer use it via wifi or the digital factory which I find wonderful.

As I immagine its just a matter of implementing some flag in the code that the user could set or unset, I would really like to see this implemented as it bothers me to as of @silven Why is it implemented at all as it is much easier just starting a new print that to restart an aborted print. After all there will be a reason to abort that one will correct in a new print

Could I suggest to add this information to the tooltip over the colorscheme so everyone knows