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[Feature Request] Pause / Cancel "are you sure" toggle
Terrible when people touch your production machine.
For aborting the print, the printer already aks the extra question 'Are sure you want to abort this print?'
Pausing a print is not destructive, you can resume later. Having an extra security question here would be annoying for most users.
So, when you say that prints are failing, then it seems to me that the person touching the machine is doing more than just that. In my opinion, people should not touch a production machine. For this, we have a great feature in the Digital Factory / Cluster interface: a pin code. This locks the local touch screen and only with a pin code it can be unlocked.
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Terrible when people touch your production machine.
For aborting the print, the printer already aks the extra question 'Are sure you want to abort this print?'
Pausing a print is not destructive, you can resume later. Having an extra security question here would be annoying for most users.
So, when you say that prints are failing, then it seems to me that the person touching the machine is doing more than just that. In my opinion, people should not touch a production machine. For this, we have a great feature in the Digital Factory / Cluster interface: a pin code. This locks the local touch screen and only with a pin code it can be unlocked.
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