The allow isn't there because you need to validate that your bed is clear, it's there so only people who have physical access to your machine can start prints.
You should only need to confirm on the printer once for every computer/cura combination.
Not quite true at this moment: I agree that I don't have to go the machine and allow access to my Mac every time I start Cura, but every now and again I have to grant access to my (same) Mac again. Don't know why, not a big nuisance, but indeed it would be convenient if the UM3 permanently remembered that access was granted. Small bug perhaps?
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You should only need to confirm on the printer once for every computer/cura combination.
Not quite true at this moment: I agree that I don't have to go the machine and allow access to my Mac every time I start Cura, but every now and again I have to grant access to my (same) Mac again. Don't know why, not a big nuisance, but indeed it would be convenient if the UM3 permanently remembered that access was granted. Small bug perhaps?
It should do this. If it forgets it, it might be a bug (either on the printers side or on the side of Cura)
I currently have 3 UM's (2 - UM2+'s and the 1- UM3) running thru CURA. The 2+'s run on the SD card and the 3 is hooked up thru LAN. I switch settings depending on the machine I am using. I am the only one with access to my machines and they are clear. I remote into my system, build / slice the job or part and send to the machine. I have cameras within my office to verify everything is good to go and would really like to turn the "access" request off or ON permanently. Seems like this should be a simple code switch. Would be great if I could select the access form the computer sending it.
Does Cura need to remain open to maintain the access? Or once Cura is closed does that reset the access?
You should only need to confirm on the printer once for every computer/cura combination.
Not quite true at this moment: I agree that I don't have to go the machine and allow access to my Mac every time I start Cura, but every now and again I have to grant access to my (same) Mac again. Don't know why, not a big nuisance, but indeed it would be convenient if the UM3 permanently remembered that access was granted. Small bug perhaps?
It should do this. If it forgets it, it might be a bug (either on the printers side or on the side of Cura)
Does Cura need to remain open to maintain the access? Or once Cura is closed does that reset the access?
No. Cura saves the access with a machine added to Cura. So if you have 3 machines, Cura should also have 3 machines added. Each of those (virtual) machines in Cura can then be linked to a physical machine.
The UM2's are not physically connected to computer. I save to SD card for them. Cura does have all three machines loaded into "machines" and I select whichever one I am using. The UM 3 is connected via LAN / network but still asks "allow user" on machine every time I try to print. Evidently, the connection access is getting lost. (Have not shut machine off since it has started running jobs.) Does a great job of printing! I remote in to my computer a lot and would like to start the UM3 when I am not physically on site. I leave machine cleaned and ready to start before I leave for the day.
Is there a setting in Cura that my be off? Something I missed on setup?
Does Cura need to remain open to maintain the access? Or once Cura is closed does that reset the access?
No. Cura saves the access with a machine added to Cura. So if you have 3 machines, Cura should also have 3 machines added. Each of those (virtual) machines in Cura can then be linked to a physical machine.
Is there a setting in Cura that my be off? Something I missed on setup?
Nothing I can think off. I've been using the same authentication for some time now. Both Cura and the machine closed a number of times since first authenticating it (which is also how it's intended to work)
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You should only need to confirm on the printer once for every computer/cura combination. If you need to do it every time, something is wrong.
I'm sure such notifications are planned, and more.
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