Can I somehow Bypass the Are You Sure prompt when printing?
Select a file to print, the printer responds and starts loading the file; I walk away sinc ethe printer is doing what I told it to do. Come back a few minutes later to check on layer one progress (old Mk3 habit), and the printer is just sitting there waiting for me to approve "Should I really print the file you just selected and told me to print?"
lol ... sorry, but some things just annoy me these days. But is there a way to disable this second prompt for starting a print?
RE: Can I somehow Bypass the Are You Sure prompt when printing?
How are you sending it to the printer and initiating the print? Through PrusaConnect, DirectLink, copying the file to the USB and printing from the LCD?
RE: Can I somehow Bypass the Are You Sure prompt when printing?
I am starting a print standing in front of the printer interacting with the control knob.
RE: Can I somehow Bypass the Are You Sure prompt when printing?
This may not be for you (i.e. doesn't fit your workflow) but Prusa Connect or setting up a Physical Printer with PrusaLink will bypass the need to manually intervene in starting a print.
RE: Can I somehow Bypass the Are You Sure prompt when printing?
Actually no - PrusaLink still nags you "Are you sure the print bed is clean and clear?" And generally speaking, it is always a good idea to verify the printer is ready, has enough filament, and the sheet doesn't have drips of filament drool waiting to mess up a new print. So you end up walking to the printer in any case. And I always watch the print start to ensure the print is starting off correctly - a safety thing from back in the day a fur ball was almost as likely as a good print. lol.
RE: Can I somehow Bypass the Are You Sure prompt when printing?
Actually no - PrusaLink still nags you "Are you sure the print bed is clean and clear?" And generally speaking, it is always a good idea to verify the printer is ready, has enough filament, and the sheet doesn't have drips of filament drool waiting to mess up a new print. So you end up walking to the printer in any case. And I always watch the print start to ensure the print is starting off correctly - a safety thing from back in the day a fur ball was almost as likely as a good print. lol.
I never see that message on my C1. Maybe it's a firmware setting to turn it off?