But when spool in A2 slot was empty, I got an error message that spool is empty without auto-switch to A3.
Moreover, it appears that in that case I couldn’t order to load fliament from A3 slot via bambulab and had to go to printer and add another spool of black filament to A2 slot to continue printing, which made AMS ‘backup’ feature… well useless I guess.
AMS firmware version 00.00.06.40, P1S 01.05.00.00
Any advice how to make AMS to switch to another spool without my presense near printer would be appreciated.
I had an issue the other day with my Ams where in it wouldnt load a pla because it had petg listed on a different spool , if it helps i had to remove the petg ( A1 )
Same issue yesterday. I posted on Facebook and people tell me to check the same thing. It was working fine before the firmware update, which leads me to believe the latest update broke it.
I feel a little bit better after seeing these posts.
I thought I was going crazy. The AMS isn’t detecting filament runout anymore. I used to work great. Since the last firmware update it hasn’t worked. I get errors about “failed to feed the filament outside the AMS” or errors about being unable to retract the filament (which isn’t possible because it’s run out).
OK, I figured out what happend and when issue is reproduced.
It appears if you manually switch spools via load/unload AFTER print is started - auto switching wouldn’t work.
So if you need AMS to switch to the next spool - choose starting slot correctly before sending model to print.