Inside the Ultimaker 3 - Day 3 - Remote access (part 2)
This is day 3 of "Inside the Ultimaker 3", Remote access part 2
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Other days:
Day 1 - GCode
Day 2 - Remote access part 1
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Welcome back. Yesterday we look at accessing data from the printer. Today we will look at changing data in the printer from remote access.
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This is a whole lot more technical and complex then just accessing data. The reason for this is security and mistakes. First off, you might not want everyone on your network to start/abort/pause prints
I'm trying to save a print by sending an API call to change the extruder temperature. A bad pause caused the temperature to be set to 0, and it will not return back to the default printing temperature. It tries to print at 0 C, which is cold extrusion, so I'm surprised it is letting me do that.
I'm trying to use the API documentation and digest authentication to accomplish this, but all I've been able to do is change the LED, and when I run the curl command through the API interfa